Richard Sakwa is Professor Emeritus of Politics at the University of Kent.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1.From Cold War to Cold War: What is a cold war? The persistence of cold war An epistemic clash 2.Fighting Cold War II: Remilitarisation and militarism Hegemony and hermeticism Anti-diplomacy and death of dialogue Double standards 3.Cold War II Instruments: Sanctions and the weaponisation of economic instruments Multilateralism at stake The geopolitics of responsibility and collective guilt Political stasis and populism 4.Why this Cold War is Different: Wars of reality Information management and communicative wars Neo-McCarthyite repression Dogmatic polarisation 5.Global Shifts and Paradigm Changes: Neo-revisionism and the rise of the political east Institutions of the political east The global Cold War II 6.Conclusion
Preface 1.From Cold War to Cold War: What is a cold war? The persistence of cold war An epistemic clash 2.Fighting Cold War II: Remilitarisation and militarism Hegemony and hermeticism Anti-diplomacy and death of dialogue Double standards 3.Cold War II Instruments: Sanctions and the weaponisation of economic instruments Multilateralism at stake The geopolitics of responsibility and collective guilt Political stasis and populism 4.Why this Cold War is Different: Wars of reality Information management and communicative wars Neo-McCarthyite repression Dogmatic polarisation 5.Global Shifts and Paradigm Changes: Neo-revisionism and the rise of the political east Institutions of the political east The global Cold War II 6.Conclusion
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