Spirits of the Cold War: Contesting Worldviews in the Classical Age of American Security Strategy (Rhetoric & Public Affairs)
by Ned O'Gorman
Spirits of the Cold War explores the competing worldviews that informed American security strategy during the Cold War’s classical age. Through its focus on rhetoric and public affairs, Ned O’Gorman’s scholarly study offers readers a framework for considering how ideas, language, and public discourse shaped strategic thinking.
About This Book
Spirits of the Cold War examines American security strategy during the Cold War through the lens of competing worldviews.
Focusing on the classical age of American security strategy, the book considers how ideas about global affairs influenced strategic thought.
As part of the Rhetoric & Public Affairs series, it explores the relationship between rhetoric, public life, and security policy.
This scholarly work is suited to readers interested in Cold War history, political thought, international relations, and American security studies.
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