Post-war reconstruction in Europe : International perspectives, 1945 - 1949

Post-war reconstruction in Europe : International perspectives, 1945 - 1949

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Mazower, Mark Reinisch, Jessica Feldman, David
Format:	Book
Published:	Oxford u.a. : Oxford University Press, 2011
Series:	Past and Present Supplement 6
Subjects:	Europa Wiederaufbau
Contents/pieces:	16 records

1. War, Reconstruction, and the Nationalization of Britain, 1939-1951

2. Reconstructing the 'Plural Society': Asian Migration Between Empire and Nation, 1940-1948

3. Regaining the Monopoly of Force: Agents of the State Shooting Fugitives in and around Belgium, 1940-1950

4. Stalin and the European Communists after World War Two (1943-1948)

5. A Blessing in Disguise : Reconstructing International Relations Through Atomic Energy, 1945-1948

6. The Soviet Union after 1945: Economic Recovery and Political Repression

7. Reassessing the Moral Economy of Post-war Reconstruction: The Terms of the West German Settlement in 1952

8. 'A Human Treasure': Europe' s Displaced Children Between Nationalism and Internationalism

9. Reconstructing Empire in British and French Africa

10. Internationalism in Relief - The Birth (and Death) of UNRRA

11. At the Borders of Force: Violence, Refugees, and the Reconfiguration of the Yugoslav and Italian States

12. The Multiple Contexts of Bretton Woods

13. Reconstructing Europe through Rejuvenating Empire: the British, French, and Dutch Experiences Compared

14. Reconstruction in East-Central Europe: Clearing the Rubble of Cold War Politics

15. Establishing Order in Post-war Eastern Germany

16. Reconstruction: The Historiographical Issues