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Of a previous book, HISTORY wrote that it 'represents quite a remarkable achievement, drawing together the results of a vast array of research on post-war international affairs in a readable and remarkably well structured way' and THE SLAVONIC REVIEW that 'Dunbabin's comprehensive, very detailed, and well analysed book may well become one of the standard textbooks on the Cold War.'

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J.P.D. Dunbabin was for many decades Fellow & Tutor in Politics and Modern History at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford (acting as its Principal in 1998-9), and latterly also University Reader in International Relations. He retired in 2004 but has continued to be academically involved. His previous books are RURAL DISCONTENT IN NINETEENTH CENTURY BRITAIN (1974) and INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SINCE 1945, Vol. 1 THE COLD WAR (2nd. edn. 2008), Vol. 2 THE POST-IMPERIAL AGE (1994). He has also published articles and chapters on a wide range of nineteenth and twentieth century British, and twentieth century world, history, plus four articles on Canadian history.

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