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U.S. Military Strategy and the Cold War Endgame, by
Stephen J. Cimbala; F. Cass; Portland, OR; 1995; 271 p.; ISBN
0714645567; 0714641170.
The Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty: The Cold
War Endgame, edited by Stuart Croft; Dartmouth Pub. Co.;
1994; 283 p., ISBN 1855215047.
Commitment to Purpose: How Alliance Partnership Won the
Cold War, by Richard L. Kugler; RAND; Santa Monica,
CA; 1993; 565 p.; ISBN/ISSN 0833013858.
Victory: The Reagan Administration's Secret Strategy that
Hastened the Collapse of the Soviet Union, by Peter Schweizer;
Atlantic Monthly Press; New York; 1994; 284 p.; ISBN 0871135671.
The Rebirth of Europe, by Elizabeth Pond; Brookings
Institution Press; Washington, DC; 1999; 290 p.; ISBN 0815771576;
0815771584.
Why the Cold War Ended: A Range of Interpretations,
edited by Ralph Summy and Michael E. Salla; Greenwood Press;
Westport, CT; 1995; 278 p.; ISBN 0313295697.
Revolution in East-Central Europe: The Rise and Fall of
Communism and the Cold War, by David S. Mason; Westview Press;
Boulder, CO; 1992; 216 p., ISBN 0813313406; 08133313414.
The Breakup of Communism: The Soviet Union and Eastern
Europe, edited by Matthew A. Kraljic; H. W. Wilson; New York;
1993; 224 p.; ISBN 0824208404.
Ending the Cold War: Interpretations, Causation, and the
Study of International Relations, edited by Richard K. Herrmann
and Richard Ned Lebow; Palgrave Macmillan; New York; 2004; 248
p.; ISBN 1403963835; 1403963843.
Europe Transformed: Documents on the End of the Cold War,
edited by Lawrence Freedman; St. Martin's Press; New York; 1990;
516 p.; ISBN 0312052251.
American Diplomacy and the End of the Cold War: An Insider's
Account of U.S. Policy in Europe, 1989-1992, by Robert L.
Hutchings; Woodrow Wilson Center Press; Johns Hopkins University
Press; Washington, DC & Baltimore; 1997; 456 p.; ISBN 0801856205;
0801856213.
Europe in the Balance: Securing the Peace Won in the Cold
War, by Christoph Bertram; Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace; distributed by the Brookings Institution; Washington DC;
1995; 110 p.; ISBN 087003068X.
After the Cold War: The U.S. Role in Europe's Transition,
by Thomas J. Watson, Jr.; Institute of International Studies;
Brown University; Providence, RI; 1994; 2 vols.
Mortal Friends, Best Enemies: German-Russian Cooperation
after the Cold War, by Celeste A. Wallander; Cornell University
Press; Ithaca, NY; 1999; 229 p.; ISBN 0801435811; 0801486084.
NATO and European Security: Alliance Politics from the
End of the Cold War to the Age of Terrorism, edited by Alexander
Moens, Lenard J. Cohen, and Allen G. Sens; Praeger; Westport,
CT; 2003; 186 p.; ISBN 0275976637.
Broadcasting Freedom: The Cold War Triumph of Radio Free
Europe and Radio Liberty, by Arch Puddington; University
Press of Kentucky; Lexington; 2000; 382 p.; ISBN 0813121582.
The Future U.S. Military Presence in Europe: Managing USEUCOM's
Command Structure after the Cold War, by Marc Dean Millot;
RAND; Santa Moncia, CA; 1992; 140 p.; ISBN 0833012754.
East European Military Reform after the Cold War: Implications
for the United States, by Thomas S. Szayna and F. Stephen
Larrabee; RAND; Santa Monica, CA; 1995; 49 p.; ISBN 0833016148.
After the Cold War: Russian-American Defense Conversion
for Economic Renewal, edited by Michael P. Claudon and Kathryn
Wittneben; New York University Press; New York; 1993; 133 p.;
ISBN 0814714889; 0814714897.
Coming in from the Cold War: Changes in U.S.-European Interactions
since 1980, edited by Sabrina P. Ramet and Christine Ingebritsen;
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers; Lanham, MD; 2002; 244 p.;
ISBN 0742500160; 0742500179.
After the Cold War: Europe's New Political Architecture,
by Alpo M. Rusi; St. Martin's Press; New York; 1991; 198 p.;
ISBN 0312061145.
Economic Adjustment after the Cold War: Strategies for
Conversion, edited by Michael Renner; Ashgate Pub. Co.; Brookfield,
VT; 1992; 264 p.; ISBN 1855212595.
European Security after the Cold War: An Assessment of
the Dangers to Peace in Europe since the Soviet Collapse, and
of the Western Responses They Require, by Edward Mortimer;
Brassey's for the International Institute for Strategic Studies;
London; 1992; 72 p.; ISBN 1857530136.
European Security beyond the Cold War: Four Scenarios for
the Year 2010, by Adrian G.V. Hyde-Price; Sage Publications;
Newbury Park, CA; 1991; 272 p.; ISBN 0803985576; 0803985584.
From Adversaries to Partners?: Chinese and Russian Military
Cooperation after the Cold War, by Ming-Yen Tsai; Praeger;
Westport, CT; 2003; 238 p.; ISBN 0275978761.
From Euphoria to Hysteria: Western European Security after
the Cold War, edited by David G. Haglund; Westview Press;
Boulder, CO: 1993; 335 p.; ISBN 1857530136.
Power and Influence after the Cold War: Germany in East-Central
Europe, by Ann L. Phillips; Rowman & Littlefield; Lanham,
MD; 2000; 219 p.; ISBN 0847695220; 0847695239.
Russian Foreign Policy and the End of the Cold War,
by Mike Bowker; Dartmouth Publishing Co.; Brookfield, VT; 1997;
297 p.; ISBN 185521461X.
The Legacy of the Soviet Bloc, edited by Jane Shapiro
Zacek and Ilpyong J. Kim; University Press of Florida; Gainesville;
1997; 280 p.; ISBN 0813014751.
The Role of European Ground and Air Forces after the Cold
War, edited by Gert de Nooy; Kluwer Law International; Boston;
1997; 227 p.; ISBN 904110397X.
Whose World Order?: Russia's Perception of American Ideas
after the Cold War, by Andrei P. Tsygankov; University of
Notre Dame Press; Notre Dame, IN; 2004; 205 p.; 0268042284; 0268042292.
Power and Purpose: U.S. Policy toward Russia after the
Cold War, by James M. Goldgeier and Michael McFaul; Brookings
Institution Press; Washington DC; 467 p.; ISBN 0815731736; 0815731744.
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