Sentence examples for resist cold war from inspiring English sources
The movement will also continue to resist Cold War ideologies from Friedrich Hayek to Maoism — as well as their pale imitations and sequels, from the Chicago School 2.0 to Alain Badiou and Zizek's attempt to shoehorn all political resistance into a "communist hypothesis".
Calling into question conventional wisdom that it is insular in the extreme hermetic Armstrong shows how sensitive it has been to global trends while resisting them whether bipolarity in the Cold War or globalization since, the growing power of China or the pull of its kin to the South.
In the American-Iranian cold war, Iraq must resist being dragged into a confrontation.
It could also lead to big, overarching policy making: most notably, a bipartisan strategy for resisting the Soviet Union and contesting the cold war.
During the cold war, the Wilson government resisted the suggestion that it should send troops to Vietnam.
Others said Mr. Putin was showing his displeasure with the pace of reform in the military, which has resisted proposals to cut staffing and abandon cold war missions.
In the thick of the Cold War's initial phase, Western officials couldn't resist a tale that so vividly confirmed the evils of Communism.
During the cold war, very few editors even fleetingly considered resisting such a warning.
He then discusses the Soviet-U.S. Cold War space race and reminds us that NASA resisted adding female astronauts even after the Soviets sent the first female cosmonaut into orbit.
One writer who resisted "the mystical theory of totalitarianism" in the early years of the Cold War was the sociologist David Riesman.
Bessner argues incisively for the role of ideas in foreign affairs and resists the conclusion that Speier was a creature of American Cold War politics.
