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Ulrich Plass
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Jamie Cohen-Cole. The Open Mind: Cold War Politics & the Sciences of Human Nature.
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Mario Bianchini
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Nils Gilman essay review (including Cold War Social Science) in Modern Intellectual History, 2014
Nils Gilman , Mark Solovey
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Arie M Dubnov
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Naoko Shibusawa
Oxford Handbook of the Cold War, 2013
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U.S. Foundations in Weimar Germany: Asymmetries and Misunderstandings
Peter Weber
Research Reports, 2013
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David kettler
European Journal of Political Theory, 2002
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George Leaman
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Sociability and Its Enemies: German Political Theory After 1945
Jakob Norberg
2014
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Theorizing the Political in Germany, 1890—1945: Max Weber, Carl Schmitt, Franz Neumann1
Christian J Emden
European History Quarterly, 2008
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Christian H. Stifter: Paradigms of U.S. Reorientation and Cultural Exchange Programs in Austria in the Early Stages of the Cold War. In: Zeitgeschichte, 39. Jg., 2012, H. 1, 6–19.
Christian H. Stifter
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Justyna Balisz
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Barbara Lane
1970
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A charming German in the jaws of American politics: US influence on Willy Brandt's political profiling and Eastern politics
Slavojka Bestic-Bronza
ПОЛИТЕИА, 2020
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Giovanni Bernardini
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Gavriel Rosenfeld
Central European History, 2011
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Rüdiger Graf
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Mary Rumyantzeva
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Carl Schmitt -George Schwab (Translator)-Concept of the Political -University of Chicago Press (1996)
Toby Solomon
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Frankfurt Meets Chicago: Collaborations between the Institute for Social Research and Harold Lasswell, 1933-1941
Nick Dorzweiler
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Cold War in Germany: The United States and East Germany, 1945-1953
C Ostermann
2008
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Adi Armon
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Manuela Achilles
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Thomas Wheatland, The Frankfurt School in Exile University of Minnesota Press, 2009
Mark Tomlinson
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Nils Gilman
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East German intellectuals and public discourses in the 1950s: Wieland Herzfelde, Erich Loest and Peter Hacks
Hidde van der Wall
2014
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Becoming East German: Socialist Structures and Sensibilities after Hitler. Edited byMary Fulbrook andAndrew I. Port.New York:Berghahn,2013. Pp. 314. Cloth $95.00. ISBN978-0857459749
Andrew I Port
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Guy Oakes
International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society, 1993
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Mark Solovey
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Jens Hacke
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