Table of Contents

Part I. Politics; Part II. Security; Part III. Economics; Part IV. Culture; Part V. Society; Part I. Politics; Part II. Security; Part III. Economics; Part IV. Culture; Part V. Society; Part VI. Outlook.

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A multi-author work that looks at all aspects of German–American relations from 1945 to Germany's reunification in 1990.

Reviews

"The overall effect of the IHandbook is to document the existence of profound and multifaceted bilateral influences that call for continued historical research. The result is an invaluable research tool for serious scholars and a more general audience interested in German-American relationsoThe IHandbook will thus be an essential part of any library whose mission is to support research on Germany, U.S. foreign policy, and the Cold War." Daniel E. Rogers, University of South Alabama, H-German (H-Net)

"The overall effect of the I�Handbook is to document the existence of profound and multifaceted bilateral influences that call for continued historical research. The result is an invaluable research tool for serious scholars and a more general audience interested in German-American relationsoThe I�Handbook will thus be an essential part of any library whose mission is to support research on Germany, U.S. foreign policy, and the Cold War." Daniel E. Rogers, University of South Alabama, H-German (H-Net)

'The editing and general presentation of the work are very good and the translation of the German contributions is excellent. The German Historical Institute of Washington, and the editorial team, are to be congratulated on this comprehensive stocktaking and guide for future research.' International Affairs