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July 7, 2026The Global SixtiesOpen Access

Introduction: Cold War internationalisms of/in the decolonizing world

Severyan Dyakonov Burak Sayım

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The aim is to reframe the understanding of the Cold War by exploring internationalism during decolonization.
Compilation of diverse scholarly articles
Interdisciplinary approaches analyzing historical and political contexts
Focus on narratives from various global perspectives.
Highlights the complexity of Cold War interactions beyond superpowers.
Demonstrates the impact of decolonization on international diplomacy and relations.
Challenges traditional binary views of Cold War dynamics.

Abstract

Our special issue “Cold War Internationalisms of/in the Decolonizing World” aims to contribute to the reframing of the Cold War beyond the binary of superpower rivalry. This special issue, like the...

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Dyakonov et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a508c766eeac72a437a08bc https://doi.org/10.1080/27708888.2026.2694274

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