Titlebook: Campaigning Culture and the Global Cold War; The Journals of the Giles Scott-Smith,Charlotte A. Lerg Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Gérard Labourdette,Fran?oise Eclancher of Military Government, United States (OMGUS). Edited by Melvin Lasky, the monthly magazine rapidly became an instrument of both, the intellectual Cold War with Marxist totalitarianism, and the liberal Westernisation of post-war West Germany.

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The Neurosecretory Cell of Vertebratesthe challenges for a originally transatlantic initiative in establishing an affiliate in the Pacific rim; the extent and reception of the post-1945 CIA and covert public diplomacy initiatives in Japan; and the reasons that the journal . never became a Japanese . in the context of Japanese intellectual communities and media.

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, and the Congress for Cultural Freedom: The High Tide of the Intellectual Cold War, 1948–1971 of Military Government, United States (OMGUS). Edited by Melvin Lasky, the monthly magazine rapidly became an instrument of both, the intellectual Cold War with Marxist totalitarianism, and the liberal Westernisation of post-war West Germany.

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‘Our greatest Asset’: Encounter Magazine and the Congress for Cultural Freedomhasis on interpreting the contents of the magazine in the light of the details of contemporary periodical debates in London, and also within the larger intellectual currents of the cultural Cold War. Ultimately, Harding’s analysis reveals the extent to which . transcended rather than conformed to the template set by other CCF journals.

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The Difficult Emergence of an ‘Anti-Totalitarian’ Journal in Post-War France: , and the Congress fore French intellectual scene. Its history reflects the tension within the CCF between its ambition to act as an international organisation and the necessity to anchor its action within national spaces.

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