Willy Brandt and International Relations

Bernd Rother is a Research Fellow at the Federal Chancellor Willy Brandt Foundation in Berlin, Germany. Klaus Larres is Richard M Krasno Distinguished Professor of History and International Affairs at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA and a senior fellow at the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) at Johns Hopkins University, USA.

Acknowledgments
Notes on Contributors
Introduction, Klaus Larres and Bernd Rother
Part 1: Willy Brandt and the United States
1. Willy Brandt's Relations with the United States, 1933-1974, Judith Michel
2. Berlin Bonds: Willy Brandt's American Support Network, 1941 – 1989, Scott H. Krause
3. Two Very Different Atlanticists? Willy Brandt and Helmut Schmidt, 1974–1992, Matthias Haeussler
4. A Prophet Unheard: Willy Brandt’s North-South Policy and Its Reception in the United States, Wolfgang Schmidt
Part 2: Willy Brandt: The European Dimension
5. A Post-national Europe: Brandt's Vision for the European Community between the Superpowers, Harold Mock
6. How Do We Deal with Eurocommunism? A Case Study of Dissonance between Willy Brandt and the US Governments of Nixon, Ford and Carter, Nikolas Dörr
7. The Turbulent Uears: Willy Brandt’s Transatlantic Networks during the Euromissile Crisis, Jan Hansen
8. Conceptualizing “Common Security”: Willy Brandt’s Vision of Trans-bloc Security and Its International Perception, 1981-1990, Oliver Bange
Part 3: Willy Brandt: The Latin American Dimension
9. “Elastic Cooperation”: Willy Brandt and Latin America, Fernando Pedrosa
10. From the Iberian Peninsula to Latin America: The Socialist International’s Initiatives in the First Years of Brandt’s Presidency, Ana Mónica Fonseca
11. Cooperation between the European and Latin American Moderate Left in the 1970s and 1980s, Bernd Rother
Annex: Doing Historical Research on Willy Brandt
Bibliography
Index