Articles

Armitage，John A. “The View from Czechoslovakia.” In Thomas T. Hammond，ed.，Witnesses to the Origins of the Cold War. Seattle：University of Washington Press’ 1982，pp. 210-30.

Brodie，Bernard. “War in the Atomic Age.” In Bernard Brodie，ed.，The Absolute Weapon：Atomic Power and World Order，New York：Harcourt，1946，pp. 21-69.

Broscious，S. David. “Longing for International Control，Banking on American Superiority：Harry S. Trumans Approach to Nuclear Weapons.” In John Lewis Gaddis，Philip H. Gordon，Ernest R. May，and Jonathan Rosenberg，eds.，Cold War Statesmen Confront the Bomb：Nuclear Diplomacy since 1945. New York：Oxford University Press，1999，pp. 15-38.

Courtois，Stephane.“Introduction：The Crimes of Communism.” In Stephane Courtois，et al.，The Black Book of Communism：Crimes，Terror’ Repression，translated by Jonathan Murphy and Mark Kramer. Cambridge，Massachusetts：Harvard University Press，1999，pp. 1-31.

Dingman，Roger. “Atomic Diplomacy During the Korean War.” International Security，13 （Winter，1988/89），50-91.

Erdmann，Andrew P. N. “‘War No Longer Has Any Logic Whatever’：Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Thermonuclear Revolution.” In John Lewis Gaddis，Philip H. Gordon，Ernest R. May，and Jonathan Rosenberg，eds.，Cold War Statesmen Confront the Bomb：Nuclear Diplomacy since 1945.New York：Oxford University Press，1999，pp. 87-119.

Gaddis，John Lewis. “One Germany——in Both Alliances.”New York Times，March 21，1990.

——.“Rescuing Choice from Circumstance：The Statecraft of Henry Kissinger.” In Gordon A. Craig and Francis L. Loewenheim，eds” The Diplomats：1939—1979. Princeton：Princeton University Press，1994，pp. 564-92.

Glenn，David. “‘Foreign Affairs’ Loses a Longtime Editor and His Replacement in Row Over Editorial Independence.”Chronicle of Higher Education，June 25，2004，p. A25.

Hertle，Hans-Hermann. “The Fall of the Wall：The Unintended SelfDissolution of East Germany’s Ruling Regime.” Cold War International History Project Bulletin，#12/13 （Fall/Winter，2001），131-40.

James，Harold，and Marzenna James. “The Origins of the Cold War：Some New Documents.”Historical Journal，37 （September，1994），615—22.

Karalekas，Anne. “History of the Central Intelligence Agency.” In U.S. Congress，Senate，Select Committee to Study Government Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities，Final Report：Supplementary Detailed Staff Reports on Foreign and Military Intelligence：Book IV. Washington：Government Printing Office，1976.

[Kennan，George E] “X.” “The Sources of Soviet Conduct.” Foreign Affairs，25 （July，1947），566—82.

Kramer，Mark.“Jaruzelski，the Soviet Union，and the Imposition of Martial Law in Poland.” Cold War International History Project Bulletin、#11（Winter，1998），5-14.

——. “Poland，1980—81，Soviet Policy During the Polish Crisis.” Cold War International History Project Bulletin，#5 （Spring，1995），1，116-23.

Mal’kov，Viktor L. “Commentary.” In Kenneth M. Jensen，ed.，Origins of the Cold War：The Novikov，Kennan，and Roberts “Long Telegrams”of 1946，revised edition. Washington：United States Institute of Peace，1993，pp. 73-79.

Margolin，Jean-Louis. “Cambodia：The Country of Disconcerting Crimes.” In Stephane Courtois，et aL，The Black Book of Communism：Crimes’ Terror，Repression，translated by Jonathan Murphy and Mark Kramer. Cambridge，Massachusetts：Harvard University Press，1999，pp. 577-635.

——.“China：A Long March into Night.” In Stephane Courtois，et al.，The Black Book of Communism：Crimes，Terror，Repression，translated by Jonathan Murphy and Mark Kramer. Cambridge，Massachusetts：Harvard University Press，1999，pp. 463-546.

Mark，Eduard. “The Turkish War Scare of 1946.” In Melvyn P. Leffler and David S. Painter，eds” Origins of the Cold War：An International History，second edition. New York：Routledge，2005，pp. 112-33.

Mydans，Seth.“At Cremation of Pol Pot，No Tears Shed.” New York Times，April 19，1998.

“NRDC Nuclear Notebook：Global Nuclear Stockpiles.” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists，58 （November/December，2002），102-3.

Niebuhr，Reinhold. “Russia and the West.” The Nation，156 （January 16，1943），83.

Pechatnov，Vladimir O.，and C. Earl Edmondson. “The Russian Perspective.”In Ralph B. Levering，Vladimir O.Pechatnov，Verena Botzenhart-Viehe，and C. Earl Edmondson，Debating the Origins of the Cold War：American and Russian Perspectives. New York：Rowman & Littlefield，2002，pp. 85-151.

Raine，Femande Scheid. “The Iranian Crisis of 1946 and the Origins of the Cold War.” In Melvyn P. Leffler and David S. Painter，eds.，Origins of the Cold War：An International History，second edition. New York：Routledge，2005，pp. 93-III.

Roberts，Adam. “Order/Justicc Issues at the United Nations.” In Rosemary Foot，John Lewis Gaddis，and Andrew Hurrell，eds.，Order andJustice in International Relations. New York：Oxford University Press，2003，pp. 49-79.

Roberts，Geoffrey. “Stalin and Soviet Foreign Policy.” In Melvyn P. Leffler and David S. Painter，eds.，Origins of the Cold War：An International History，second edition. New York：Routledge，2005，pp. 42-57.

Rogers，William D.，and Kenneth Maxwell. “Fleeing the Chilean Coup.” Foreign Affairs，83 （January/February，2004），160—65.

Rosenberg，Jonathan. “Before the Bomb and After：Winston Churchill and the Use of Force.” In John Lewis Gaddis，Philip H. Gordon，Ernest R. May，and Jonathan Rosenberg，eds.，Cold War Statesmen Confront the Bomb：Nuclear Diplomacy since 1945. New York：Oxford University Press，1999，pp. 171-93.

Schafer，Bernd. “Weathering the Sino-Soviet Conflict：The GDR and North Korea，1949—1989.” Cold War International History Project Bulletin，#14/15 （Winter，2003-Spring，2004），25-38.

Szalontai，Balazs. “‘You Have No Political Line of Your Own’：Kim II Sung and the Soviets，1953—1964.” Cold War International History Project Bulletin，#14/15 （Winter，2003-Spring，2004），87-103.

Thomas，Daniel C. “Human Rights Ideas，the Demise of Communism，and the End of the Cold War.” Journal of Cold War Studies，7 （Spring，2005），110-41.

Vargas Llosa，Alvaro. “The Killing Machine：Che Guevara，From Communist Firebrand to Capitalist Brand.” The New Republic，233 （July 11 and 18，2005），25-30.

Weathersby，Kathryn. “New Evidence on North Korea：Introduction.” Cold War International History Project Bulletin，#14/15 （Winter，2003-Spring，2004），5-7.

——.“Stalin and the Korean War.” In Melvyn P. Lefffler and David S.Painter，eds.，Origins of the Cold War：An International History，second edition. New York：Routledge，2005，pp. 265-81.

Westad，Odd Arne. “The Fall of Detente and the Turning Tides of History.” In Odd Arne Westad，ed.，The Fall of Detente：Soviet-American Relations during the Carter Years. Oslo：Scandinavian University Press，1997，PP. 3-33.

——. “The Road to Kabul：Soviet Policy on Afghanistan，1978-1979.” In Odd Arne Westad，ed.，The Fall of Détente：Soviet-A merican Relations during the Carter Years. Oslo：Scandinavian University Press，1997，pp. 118-48.

Zubok，Vladislav M. “Stalin and the Nuclear Age.” In John Lewis Gaddis，Philip H. Gordon，Ernest R. May，and Jonathan Rosenberg，eds.，Cold War Statesmen Confront the Bomb：Nuclear Diplomacy since 1945. New York：Oxford University Press，1999，pp. 39—61.