Nicolas Lewkowicz Libros

The book explores the complex interplay of domestic and international factors that influenced U.S.-Soviet relations in the 1950s. It delves into how political, social, and economic conditions in both nations affected their interactions, highlighting key events and policies that defined the era. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on the broader implications of these dynamics for global politics during the Cold War.

Examines the origins of the Cold War, focusing on topics such as the normative framework established during WWII which served to contain the emergence of a new systemic conflict, and the transformation of the international political system driven by superpower discussion of the German Question