De-Centering Cold War History : Local and Global Change (Paperback)

Introduction (Jadwiga E. Pieper Mooney and Fabio Lanza) Part I: Cold War Activisms: Crossing Borders and Building Bridges 1. Thermonuclear Weapons and Tuna: Testing, Protest, and Knowledge in Japan (Ann Sherif) 2. The Cold War and Transnational Links: Indonesian Women and the Global Anti-Imperialist Movement 1949-1966 (Katharine McGregor) 3. Fighting Fascism and Forging New Political Activism: The Women’s International Democratic Federation (WIDF) in the Cold War (Jadwiga E. Pieper Mooney) Part II: Separating Enemies from Friends: Communism, Anticommunism, and the Construction of Cold War Realities 4. Cold War Happiness: Singing Pioneers, Internal Enemies and Hungarian Life under Stalinism (Laszlo Kurti) 5. New Men of Power: Jack Tenney, Ronald Reagan, and Postwar Labor Anticommunism (Jennifer Luff) 6. Female Terrorists and Vigilant Citizens. Gender, Citizenship and Cold War Direct Democracy (Dominique Grisard) Part III: Rethinking Opposition and Conformity 7. Making Sense of "China" during the Cold War: Global Maoism and Asian Studies (Fabio Lanza) 8. Anti-Communist Entrepreneurs and the Anti-"Peace" Campaigns in Latin America (Patrick Iber) 9. A "New Man" for Africa? Some Particularities of the Marxist Homem Novo Within Angolan Cultural Policy (Delinda Collier) 10. The Cold War and Orange County (Dimitri Papandreu)