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Bookmark or Share- A new cold war?: The case for a general concept - SpringerThe First Cold War is a demanding model for the general concept of cold war. It suggests the need for superpowers; zero-sum ideological polarisation; competing coalitions/alli-ances around the principal antagonists; a periphery of nonaligned states; proxy wars; and arms racing.
- Are We in a New Cold War? - RSISIn recent years, some analysts have referred to the growing rivalry between China and Russia on the one hand, and the United States, on the other, as a new Cold War or a second Cold War.
- World appears on track for even more dangerous Cold War 2.0World appears on track for even more dangerous Cold War 2.0. Pulitzer winner warns China, which is building nuclear arsenal, would be third major player besides U.S., Russia — and six other nations now have bombs, too. Liz Mineo. Harvard Staff Writer. October 25, 2024 5 min read.
- Are we entering a new Cold War era? - kedm.orgThe Cold War was defined by the fear of mutually-assured destruction. “Each action that we took raised the prospect that it might escalate with the Soviet Union into a nuclear war,” President John F. Kennedy reflected on the threat of nuclear war.
- A new cold war?: The case for a general conceptAre we in a new cold war, or does the term apply only to the historical period 1947–89? Is it an analytical or a historical concept? This article argues for it as an analytical concept, proposes a definition, and applies it to both the First and Second Cold Wars.
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