20th Century Europe: A Troubled Continent
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Part of CJRT-FM Open College
This subseries contains sound recordings related to the Open College course "20th Century Europe: A Troubled Continent".
COCR 933 20th Century Europe T Prof R. Bothwell, Prof M. MacMillan.The instability of the post-Cold War era raises with fresh emphasis perennial questions about international stability and world order. With a thematic approach this course uses the following four case studies to seek answers: The Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, reunification of the two Germany’s, European Union, and the disintegration of Yugoslavia and attempts at peacekeeping.
- The Transformation of Russia into the Soviet Union
- The Troubled Superpower
- The End of the Soviet Union
- Germany in the Heart of Europe
- The German Twins
- Germany Unfrozen
- The Problem Explained
- The Failure of the Multinational State
- The Spreading Conflict and the Challenge to the International Order
- Uniting Europe: The Origins of the European Union, 1945-1957
- Uniting Europe: 1957-1991
- From the European Community to the Europe