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RICHARD CROCKATT Reader in American History, University of East AngliaBRUCE CUMINGS Norman and Edna Freehling Professor of History, University of ChicagoLLOYD C. GARDNER Charles and Mary Beard Professor of History, New Brunswick Campus, Rutgers University, New JerseyWARREN F. KIMBALL Robert Treat Professor of History, Newark College, Rutgers UniversityPETER LOWE Reader in History, Manchester UniversitySCOTT LUCAS Chair, Department of American and Canadian Studies, University of BirminghamNICOLA MILLER Reader in Latin American History, University College, LondonMARIO RAPOPORT Professor of Economic History and History of International Relations, University of Buenos Aires, ArgentinaCLAUDIO SPIGUEL Associate Professor of History, University of Buenos Aires

• Preface List of Abbreviations Notes on the Contributors Foreword Introduction: Between Past and Prologue; D.Carter & R.Clifton PART I: WORLD WAR AND COLD WAR: MUSHROOMING CONFLICTS The Second World War: Not (Just) the Origins of the Cold War; W.F.Kimball Unconditional Surrender: The Dawn of the Atomic Age; L.C.Gardner PART II: PRIVATES ON PARADE: THE COLD WAR OF WORDS Mobilizing Culture: The State-Private Network and the CIA in the Early Cold War; W.S.Lucas Challenge and Response: Arnold Toynbee and the United States During the Cold War; R.Crockatt PART III: BEYOND THE POLICE ACTION: THE KOREAN WAR Waging Limited Conflict: The Impact of the Korean War on Anglo-American Relations, 1950-1953; P.Lowe War Crimes and Historical Memory: The United Nations Occupation of North Korea in 1950; B.Cumings PART IV: HEMISPHERES OF INFLUENCE: THE UNITED STATES AND LATIN AMERICA The United States, Argentina, and the End of the First Perón Government, 1953-1955; M.Rapoport & C.Spiguel The Real Gap in the Cuban Missile Crisis: The Post Cold War Historiography and the Continuing Omission of Cuba; N.Miller Appendix Index