Transcending the Cold War by Kristina Spohr, David Reynolds -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Halftitle page Title page Copyright page Epigraph Contents List of Illustrations List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction Thawing the Cold War

1 Erfurt and Kassel, 1970

Long-Term Goals: Brandt Reaches out to the GDR Ostpolitik as a Challenge to the Gdr German-German Contacts and Discontents before the Summit Bonn’s Agenda for Erfurt The Summit in Erfurt: Duel not Dialogue Bonn’s Journey, East Berlin’s Roadblock The Summit in Kassel: Twenty Points but Little Dialogue Erfurt and Kassel: Small Steps on a Long Journey

2 Beijing, 1972

From Open Warfare to Quiet conversations The Sino-American Thaw The Making of the High-Level Talks Kissinger’s Secret Visit to Beijing The Summit Conclusion

3 Moscow, 1972

Underlying Motivations Initial Approaches To the Summit Vietnam Intervenes The Summit Impact and Results

Living with the Cold War

4 Helsinki, 1975

Origins Preparatory Talks Negotiations Signing

5 Bonn, Guadeloupe, and Vienna, 1978–9

G7 Summitry and Global Economic Governance Guadeloupe: the western ‘big four’ Vienna: Salt that had Lost its Savour Into the ‘new cold war’

Transcending the Cold War

6 Geneva, Reykjavik, Washington, and Moscow, 1985–8

Shuffling Towards a Summit Geneva: A Spark of Mutual Trust Reykjavik: Thinking the Unthinkable Washington: Doing the Unprecedented Moscow: An Unfulfilled Climax

7 Beijing and Malta, 1989

Beijing I: Deng and Bush Beijing Ii: Deng and Gorbachev Tiananmen Malta: Bush and Gorbachev

8 The Caucasus, 1990

After the wall: how to rein in the germans? Malta: Gorbachev’s Amber Light for Unification and America’s New Atlanticism The new architecture of european security: ‘helsinki ii’ or a ‘political nato’? Reaching the Summit: Moscow, Stavropol, and Arkhyz, 15–16 July 1990

IV Conclusions

9 Summits, Statecraft, and the Dissolution of Bipolarity in Europe, 1970–90

From Confrontation Towards Détente, 1945–69 The Cold War and the Summits of the 1970s and 1980s Creative Summitry and the Management of the Cold War Endgame

Bibliography of Secondary Sources Index

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