Remaking the World

"Remaking the World" delves into the intricate relationships between the Cold War and decolonization that shaped the global landscape after World War II. Historian Jessica M. Chapman offers a chronological analysis, featuring six case studies from India, Egypt, the Congo, Vietnam, Angola, and Iran, to illustrate how local, national, and regional dynamics influenced superpower rivalries. By examining key geopolitical turning points, the book reveals the complexities of international relations and the distinct visions of local movements in their pursuit of independence.