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10  credits (ECTS)
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Titler merket med * finnes i kopisamling på SVF-butikkenCa. 800 sider inkludert kjelder.

§§ Grunnbøker:
Geir Lundestad: Øst, vest, nord, sør, Oslo 2000. Kapittel 3-8 (s. 46-157).

Joseph S. Nye jr. Understanding International Conflicts. An Introduction to Theory and History, 4. utg., New York 2003: Kapittel 2 (s. 32-57), kapittel 5 og 6 (s. 112-185), kapittel 8 og 9 (s. 214-253)

Bradley Lightbody: The Cold War, London and New York 1999 (125 s.)


§§ Oppkomst:

Lundestad kap. 2 (frå grunnfag), Nye kap. 5. Lightbody: 1 og 2.
* Gar Alperovitz: Beslutningen om å utsette en konfrontasjon med Stalin, i Helge Pharo (red.): USA og den kalde krigen, Oslo 1972 (s. 127-157).
* Herbert Feis: Tanker og hypoteser omkring bruken av atombomben mot Japan, ibid (s. 203-216).
* Geir Lundestad: Empire by Invitation? The United States and Western Europe, 1945-1952, Journal of Peace Research 23/1986 (s. 263-277).
* Vladislav Zubok: Stalin´s Plans and Russian Archives, Diplomatic History No. 2/1997 (s. 295-306)
* John Lewis Gaddis: We now know. Rethinking Cold War History, Oxford 1998 (1997), kapittel 2: Cold War Empires: Europe (s. 26-54).
* Melvyn P. Leffler; The Cold War: What Do “We Now Know”, The American Historical Review, Apr. 1999 (s. 501-524)* Geir Lundestad: How (Not) to Study the Origins of the Cold War, i Odd Arne Westad: Reviewing the Cold War. Approaches, Interpretations, Theory, London 2000 (s. 64-81)

§§ Utvikling:
Lundestad: Kapittel 3-5, 8,
Lightbody: Kapittel 3-7, Nye: Kapittel 6.

- Koreakrigen:
* Peter Lowe: The Origins of the Korean War, London and New York 1986, kapittel 8: Conclusion (s. 206-217).
* Kathryn Weathersby: New Findings on the Korean War, Cold War International History project. Bulletin fall 1993 (s. 1, 14-18).
* Robert Tucker: The Cold War in Stalin´s Time: What the New Sources Reveal, Diplomatic History No. 2/1997 (s. 273-283).

- Berlin og Cuba:
* James G. Hershberg: The Crises Years, 1958-1963, i Odd Arne Westad: Reviewing the Cold War. Appriaches, Interpretations, Theory, London 2000 (s. 303-326).
*Philip Zelikow: American Policy and Cuba, 1961-1963, Diplomatic History No. 2/2000 (s. 317-334).
* James G. Herschberg: New Evidence on the Cuban Missile Crisis: More Documents from the Russian Archives, Cold War International History project. Bulletin 8-9/1996-97 (s- 270-277)

- Ny kald krig:
* Odd Arne Westad: The Fall of Détente and the turning Tides of History, i Odd Arne Westad: The Fall of Détente. Soviet-American Relations during the Carter Years, Oslo 1997 (s. 3-34)
* John Lewis Gaddis: Why Did the Cold War Last as Long as It Did? i Odd Arne Westad: The Fall of Détente. Soviet-American Relations during the Carter Years, Oslo 1997 (s. 149-171).
* Jussi M. Hanihimäki: Ironies and Turning Points: Détente in Perspective, i Odd Arne Westad: Reviewing the Cold War. Approaches, Interpretations, Theory, London 2000 (s. 326-343).

- Europa, Japan og den tredje verda:
Frå grunnfag: Lundestad kapittel 9 og 11.
* Tony Smith: New Bottles for New Wine: A Pericentric Framework for the Study of the Cold War, Diplomatic History No. 4/2000 (s. 567-591).
* Cary Fraser: A Requim for the Cold War: Reviewing the History of International Relations since 1945, i Allen Hunter (ed.): Rethinking the Cold War, Temple University Press, Philadelphia 1998 (s. 93-117).

- Våpenkappløpet:
* John Lewis Gaddis: Conclusion, i John Lewis Gaddis, Philip H.Gordon, Ernest R. May and Jonathan Rosenberg: Cold War Statesmen Confront the Bomb, Oxford 1999 (s. 260-272).
* Richard Ned Lebow and Janice Gross Stein: Postscript: Deterrence and the End of the Cold War, i We All Lost the Cold War, New Jersey1994 (s. 369-377)
Den kalde krigens kultur:
* Peter J. Kuznick and James Gilbert: Introduction: U.S. Culture and the Cold War, i Peter J. Kuznick and James Gilbert (ed.): Rethinking Cold War Culture, Washington and London 2001 (s. 1-14).
* Nigel Gould-Davies: The Logic of Soviet Cultural Diplomacy, i Diplomatic History No. 2/2003 (s. 193-214).
* Stian Bones Larsen: The Labour Party-Press and the Cold War in Northern Norway 1947-70, i Karl I. Kleve: The Cold War, Military Power and the Civilian Society, Norwegian Aviation Museum series no. 5 2003, Bodø 2003 (s. 153-163).

§§ Avvikling:
Lundestad: Kapittel 6. Nye: Kapittel 5 og 8.
Lightbody: Kapittel 8.
* Michael Cox: The End of the Cold War and Why We Failed to Predict it, i Allen Hunter (ed.): Rethinking the Cold War, Temple University Press, Philadelphia 1998 (s. 157-175).
* Vladislav M. Zubok: Why Did the Cold War End in 1989? Explanations of ‘The Turn’, i Odd Arne Westad: Reviewing the Cold War. Approaches, Interpretations, Theory, London 2000 (s. 343-369).
*Simensen, Jarle: Demokrati og globalisering. Murens fall og den ”tredje bølge”, i Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift 3.1999 (s. 216-230).


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