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Sources and Methods

A blog of the History and Public Policy Program

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Sources and Methods presents fresh archival evidence and new insights into contemporary international history.

Cold War

Central Asia and the Global Cold War

Aug 08, 2018
 // Artemy M. Kalinovsky

Latest Posts
Cold War

Atomizing Iran: Eisenhower and the Bomb

Aug 06, 2018
 // Jonah Glick-Unterman
Cold War

Beyond "The Architect"

Jul 23, 2018
 // Sarah B. Snyder
Cold War

Alexander Schalck-Golodkowski: East Germany's Back-channel Negotiator and Hard Currency Fundraiser

Jul 16, 2018
 // Stephan Kieninger
Cold War

State Violence and Social Control in Communist Romania

Jul 09, 2018
 // Stefano Bottoni
Cold War

Exporting the "Salvadoran Option" to Iraq and Beyond

Jul 02, 2018
 // Brian D'Haeseleer
Jimmy Carter, King Hussen of Jordan, Shah Reza Pahlavi of Iran and Shahbanou Farah
Cold War

Jordan, the US, and the Cold War: The Birth of a Strategic Alliance

Jun 11, 2018
 // Patrick Ackerson
Modern Korean History

21 Newly Translated Soviet Documents on North Korea, 1968-1969

Jun 05, 2018
 // Charles Kraus
Cold War

Stewardess as Aerial Ambassador: What Gender Can Reveal about U.S.-Jamaican Foreign Relations

May 21, 2018
 // Phil Tiemeyer
Cold War

Conversations with Zhou Enlai: The Collection Continues to Grow

May 14, 2018
 // Charles Kraus
Nuclear History

India’s Nuclear Policy: China, Pakistan, and Two Distinct Nuclear Trajectories

May 14, 2018
 // Harsh V. Pant, Yogesh Joshi
When Mao met Stalin, Xinjiang was on the negotiating table.
Cold War

How Stalin Elevated the Chinese Communist Party to Power in Xinjiang in 1949

May 11, 2018
 // Charles Kraus
Cold War

The Political Dilemma: American-Egyptian Relations and the Postwar Petroleum Order

May 03, 2018
 // Alexander Shelby