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The Mimetic Origins of the Cold War Washington-Moscow: still two rival powers?

Lanza, C. 2016. The Mimetic Origins of the Cold War Washington-Moscow: still two rival powers? Portal on Central Eastern and Balkan Europe. January 2015 (55), pp. 1-30.

TitleThe Mimetic Origins of the Cold War Washington-Moscow: still two rival powers?
AuthorsLanza, C.
KeywordsUnited States, Russia, Rivalry, Cold War, Mimesis
JournalPortal on Central Eastern and Balkan Europe
Journal citationJanuary 2015 (55), pp. 1-30
ISSN2038-632X
Year2016
PublisherPortal on Central Eastern and Balkan Europe
Publisher's version
Web address (URL)http://www.pecob.eu/Mimetic-Origins-Cold-War-Washington-Moscow-two-rival-powers
LicenseCC BY-NC-ND 3.0

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