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Economic & Political Aspects of the Origins of the Cold War

Despite the efforts of many scholars, a number of the most critical questions about the origins of the Cold War remain unanswered. The volumes considered here illustrate the state of the current debate on one of the most fundamental issues involved: the relative significance of economic and political factors in the development of Soviet-American hostility. Revisionist interpretations of the Cold War are the main source of the continuing debate. Since there is no single revisionist thesis, it is necessary to specify the meaning of the term. As used here, "revisionist" refers to those works which emphasize the primacy of economic goals in the formulation of American foreign policy.' Such works frequently