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Oliver Bange and Poul Villaume, editors. The Long Détente: Changing Concepts of Security and Cooperation in Europe, 1950s–1980s., The American Historical Review, Volume 122, Issue 5, December 2017, Page 1726, https://doi.org/10.1093/ahr/122.5.1726
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Gottfried Niedhart, East-West Conflict: Short Cold War and Long Détente; An Essay on Terminology and Periodization. Csaba Békés, The Long Détente and the Soviet Bloc, 1953–1983. Mikhail Lipkin, Soviet Snowdrops in the Ice Age? The Surprising Attempt of an Early Economic Détente in 1952. Werner Lippert, European Long-Term Investments in Détente: The Implications of East-West Economic Cooperation. Oliver Bange, No End to “Political Ideological Diversion”: The Stasi Perspective as Circumstantial Evidence for a Long Détente. Rasmus Mariager, New Security Concepts and Transnational Party Networks, 1976–1983: The Socialist International, Scandilux, and the Overcoming of the Crisis of Détente. Laura Fasanaro, Continuity and Transformation: Alternate Visions of Italy’s Three Decades of Détente. Sabine Loewe-Hannatzsch, Perception of the Other: “Kremlinologists” and “Westerners”; East and West German Analysts and Their Mutual Perceptions, 1977–1985. Poul Villaume, Pathfinders and Perpetuators of Détente: Small States of NATO and the Long Détente; The Case of Denmark, 1969–1989. Christian Wenkel, Overcoming the Crisis of Détente, 1979–1983: Coordinating Eastern Policies between Paris, Bonn, and London. Gry Thomasen, Lyndon B. Johnson and the Building of East-West Bridges: Catching Up with Détente in Europe, 1963–1966. Stephan Kieninger, Between Power Politics and Morality: The United States, the Long Détente, and the Transformation of Europe, 1969–1985.