Explore the multifaceted history of the Cold War with “The Routledge Handbook of the Cold War.” This comprehensive volume features leading scholars discussing pivotal events like the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Korean War, while also delving into the crucial roles of ideology, race, and transnational movements. Discover new insights into geopolitics, military strategy, and the influence of non-state actors, from scientists to the Catholic Church. Organized into nine insightful parts, this essential resource examines the early Cold War, decolonization, détente, human rights, nuclear technology, propaganda, and its ultimate conclusion. An indispensable guide for students of international history, foreign policy, and security studies seeking a deep understanding of this defining global era. Perfect for enthusiasts at “The Bookish Owl” looking for authoritative Cold War analysis.