Introduction. Writing the Cold War: literature, democracy and the global polis -- Kafka and the Cold War: fantasies of the invisible master -- The vicissitudes of popular sovereignty -- National security in the age of the global picture -- All power to the networks! -- Concluding remarks: transnational American studies in the fog of the Cold War.
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