The Global 1960s: Convention, contest and counterculture (Decades in Global History)
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The Global 1960s: Convention, contest and counterculture (Decades in Global History)

by Tamara Chaplin, Jadwiga E. Pieper Mooney

History Cultural Studies Political Science
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The Global 1960s offers a focused study of a pivotal decade in world history. Framed by convention, contest, and counterculture, this volume explores the varied forces and tensions associated with the period from a global perspective.

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The Global 1960s examines a defining decade through a global historical perspective.

Organized around the themes of convention, contest, and counterculture, the book considers contrasting forces that shaped the period.

As part of the Decades in Global History series, it presents the 1960s as a subject of broad historical study.

Tamara Chaplin and Jadwiga E. Pieper Mooney offer readers a focused exploration of the decade’s global dimensions.

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