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Diaspora by another name: the making of refugees in Cold War China
Published 2025-07-01“…Our findings advance a constructivist understanding of migration categories and offer a historically grounded critique of refugee politics beyond Western-centric Cold War narratives.…”
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The USSR and Cold War Legacy: Implications for the Current International Agenda
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Georgiy Daneliya’s Hopelessly Lost (1973): A Narrative of the Cold War in a Film Adaptation of Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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POLITICAL ELITES OF THE COLLECTIVE WEST ON THE FRONTS AND IN THE TRENCHES OF THE COLD WAR WITH RUSSIA
Published 2022-08-01“…In recent years, Russophobia has reached its new historical heights, which makes us look at this phenomenon of political life as yet another aggravation of the collective West against Russia in the Cold War. Since the XVI century russophobia is an integral part of the "crusade" declared by the West against Russia, the purpose of which is to subordinate this Eastern European "monster". …”
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Culture as Bridge between France and Romania in the Early Period of the Communist Regime
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Spreading Anti-Communism Among Elites? Public Diplomacy, Transnational Intellectual Exchange, and the Journal Problems of Communism
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On the Reception of French Existentialism in the Cultural and Ideological Context of Late Stalinism (The Case of J.-P. Sartre)
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Generations of Warfare and the Future of the Hybrid Wars
Published 2025-04-01“…Today, as well, with the Cold War is over, the hyperactivity of the US in the military-political arena has brought forth a similar storm. …”
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Generations of Warfare and the Future of the Hybrid Wars
Published 2025-04-01“…Today, as well, with the Cold War is over, the hyperactivity of the US in the military-political arena has brought forth a similar storm. …”
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Tracing-at-a-Distance, or a Meaningful Level of Radioactivity
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Exhibition as the Controlled Encounter of Two Countries: ”Poland – Czechoslovakia: Centuries of Neighborhood and Friendship” (1977–1978)
Published 2019-01-01“…The most complex official exhibition project organized between Poland and Czechoslovakia during the Cold War was a show titled ”Poland – Czechoslovakia: Centuries of Neighborhood and Friendship”. …”
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What Is and What Should Be: Sociology of Studying Russia in the U.S.
Published 2024-09-01“…The article examines the process of knowledge formation about Russia in American academia since the end of the Cold War. The article’s hypothesis is that knowledge formation largely reflects the social and national and cultural conditions of the country and its research community. …”
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“Like Fidel at a Rally in Havana”: Warsaw’s Exhibition of Cuban Painting with a Global Political Crisis in the Background (1962)
Published 2019-01-01“…The article seeks to interpret the reception of the exhibition of Cuban art in the Polish People’s Republic, organized within the framework of official international cultural exchange (in the Polish press, the event received several dozen reviews and mentions, which often underlined that the show presented the “art of a fighting island”), against the background of the international crisis during the Cold War. …”
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Przestrzenie powojennego humanizmu. Wystawy Czesława Wielhorskiego (1911–1980)
Published 2016-01-01“…He was able to apply his visionary ideas to the ephemeral architecture of fair pavilions and exhibitions instead of buildings or permanent urban projects. On the eve of the Cold War, architects were thus entrusted with a medium of crucial significance for state propaganda. …”
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John Lackey Brown, public diplomat par excellence
Published 2015-12-01“…During the Cold War, however, the United States Information Agency devised more subtle ways to "tell America’s story to the world." …”
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Imaginal Geography of Regional Integration 1990s: the Latvian and the Estonian Experience
Published 2019-09-01“…After the end of the Cold War many variants of space organization at macro- and microlevel were suggested instead of traditional West–East division. …”
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Te kapa o Te Reureu: keeping the home fires burning
Published 2025-10-01“…We conclude that ahi kā play a key role in tending practices like kapa haka so as to help Māori negotiate challenges associated with land loss, fractured land ownership and the underutilisation of land, and navigate complex political contexts.Glossary of Māori words: ahi kā: he fires of occupation; ahi matao: cold fire; ahi tere: flickering flame; awa: river; haka: a ceremonial war dance and part 5 of Te Matatini's format; hapū: kinship group; iwi: extended kinship group; kaihaka: tutor; kākahu: to dress (for kapa haka); kauheke: elder; kaumātua: elder; kaupapa: topic, purpose; kawa: customs of the marae: kete: basket; kōrero: tell, speak, discussion; kōrero tuku iho: knowledge passed down; korowai: cloak, safe space for discussion; mahi tahi: working together; mahi toi: artistic expression; mana motuhake: self-determination, control over one's destiny; marae: complex of buildings; mārakai: gardening for food; mōteatea: a traditional chant and part 2 of Te Matatini's format; ngākau: heart and soul; Pākehā: non-Māori; pakeke: adult; poi: light ball swung on the end of a rope. …”
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From Interactive to Intra-active Body
Published 2018-12-01“…With the flourishing development of high-end technology, during the cold war period, the US and Russia were still competing to be the world leaders in technological development. …”
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