Ronald A. Francisco is Professor of Political Science at the University of Kansas. For eight years he has also been the author of highly-downloaded guide on finance and investment for income, 'Finance for Academics', which introduces necessary facts and concepts of finance to the academic world.

• 1. Introduction: Divided Berlin in Postwar Politics Part One: The West 2. The United States and Berlin 3. Western Europe and West Berlin 4. Paris, Moscow and the Berlin Problem Part Two: The East 5. West Berlin-GDR Relations: A West German Perspective 6. The Relations Between West Berlin and the Warsaw Pact States 7. Berlin and East German-Soviet Relations 8. Berlin and the GDR: From Crisis Point to Bargaining Chip Part Three: Prospects for Berlin: Economic and Social Trends 9. West Berlin and the Two Germanies: The Interplay of Political and Economic Motives 10. Postwar Berlin: Divided City

Ronald A. Francisco is Professor of Political Science at the University of Kansas. For eight years he has also been the author of highly-downloaded guide on finance and investment for income, 'Finance for Academics', which introduces necessary facts and concepts of finance to the academic world.

• 1. Introduction: Divided Berlin in Postwar Politics Part One: The West 2. The United States and Berlin 3. Western Europe and West Berlin 4. Paris, Moscow and the Berlin Problem Part Two: The East 5. West Berlin-GDR Relations: A West German Perspective 6. The Relations Between West Berlin and the Warsaw Pact States 7. Berlin and East German-Soviet Relations 8. Berlin and the GDR: From Crisis Point to Bargaining Chip Part Three: Prospects for Berlin: Economic and Social Trends 9. West Berlin and the Two Germanies: The Interplay of Political and Economic Motives 10. Postwar Berlin: Divided City