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Forging the Concept: Political Science and the Cold War Order, 1945–1968
This chapter Cold War examines Political science the uses and abuses of the concept of ‘liberal democracy’ in France and the United Kingdom between 1945 and 1968. Despite the Cold War context, in which one might expect a sharp ideological opposition between liberal and people’s democracies, the chap
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