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Editor's Introduction: Postwar Europe as History, Dan Stone
PART I: WHAT IS POSTWAR EUROPE?
1. Corporatism and the Social Democratic Moment: The Postwar Settlement, 1945-1973, Geoff Eley
2. Interwar, War, Postwar: Was There a Zero Hour in 1945?, Richard Overy
3. East, West, and the Return of 'Central': Borders Drawn and Redrawn, Catherine Lee and Robert Bideleux
4. Spectres of Europe: Europes Past, Present and Future, Luiza Bialasiewicz
5. Europe and Its Others. Is There a European Identity?, Luisa Passerini
PART II: PEOPLE
6. Ethnic Cleansing, Philipp Ther
7. Responding to 'Order Without Life'? Living under Communism, Dan Stone
8. The Spectre of Americanization: Western Europe in the American Century, Philipp Gassert
9. Immigration and Asylum: Challenges to European Identities and Citizenship, Stephen Castles
10. Gendering Europe, Europeanizing Gender: The Politics of Difference in a Global Era, Uli Linke
11. 1968: Europe in Technicolour, Martn Klimke
12. Making Postwar Communism, Mark Pittaway
13. Europe's Cold War, Jussi M. Hanhimaki
14. The Western European Welfare State beyond Christian and Social Democratic Ideology, Ido De Haan
15. The Truth about Friendship Treaties: Behind the Iron Curtain, Douglas Selvedge
PART IV: RE-CONSTRUCTION: STARTING AFRESH OR REBUILDING THE OLD?
16. A Continent Bristling with Arms: Continuity and Change in Western European Security Policies after the Second World War, Leopoldo Nuti
17. 'Les trente glorieuses': From the Marshall Plan to the Oil Crises, Gianni Toniolo and Nick Crafts
18. European Integration: The Rescue of the Nation State?, Robert Bideleux
19. A Restructured Economy: From the Oil Crisis to the Financial Crisis, 1973-2009, Ivan T. Berend
20. Veblen Redivivus: Leisure and Excess in Europe, Rosemary Wakeman
PART V: FEAR
21. 'Gentlemen, You are Mad!' Mutual Assured Destruction and Cold War Culture, P. D. Smith
22. What Was National Stalinism?, Vladimir Tismaneanu
23. Colonial Fantasies Shattered, Martin Evans
24. After the Fear Was Over? What Came after Dictatorships in Spain, Greece, and Portugal, Helen Graham and Alejandro Quiroga
25. What Comes after Communism?, Michael Shafir
26. Brothers, Strangers and Enemies: Ethno-nationalism and the Demise of Communist Yugoslavia, Cathie Carmichael
PART VI: CULTURE AND HISTORY
27. The Countryside: Toward a Theme Park?, Hugh D. Clout
28. Heritage and the Reconceptualization of the Postwar European City, Brian Graham and G. J. Ashworth
29. The Postcolonial Condition, Robert J. C. Young
30. Postwar Art, Architecture, and Design, Stefan Muthesius
31. Science and Technology in Postwar Europe, Andrew Jamison
32. Images of Europe - European Images: Postwar European Cinema and Television Culture, Ib Bondebjerg
PART VII: COMING TO TERMS WITH THE WAR
33. Intellectuals and Nazism, Samuel Moyn
34. The Great Patriotic War in Soviet and Post-Soviet Collective Memory, Roger Markwick
35. Memory Wars in the 'New Europe', Dan Stone
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