Oscar Sanchez-Sibony is Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong. He is author of Red Globalization: The Political Economy of the Soviet Cold War from Stalin to Khrushchev (2014) which won the Marshall Shulman Book Prize.

• List of Figures; Introduction; Prologue: The Grain Crisis, 1963; Chapter 1. Italy, Cold War Maverick; Chapter 2. Great Britain: Bretton Woods and the Financial Fix; Chapter 3. Austria: Bretton Woods and the Soviet Politics of Liberalization; Chapter 4. West Germany: Betrayal, Stagnation, and the Triumph of Capitalization; Chapter 5. France: The Travails of Institutionalization; Coda. Italy, Cold War Straggler; Bibliography; Index.

'Oscar Sanchez-Sibony liberates the study of the Soviet Union by stepping outside the shadow of the American academy. In The Soviet Union and the Construction of the Global Market, he circles the USSR to see it from the perspective of southern and western Europe. He finds that the force driving global markets in the 1960s was none other than Soviet traders and diplomats. An impressive and convincing work that sheds new light on globalism today.' Kate Brown, Thomas M. Siebel Distinguished Professor of the History of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Oscar Sanchez-Sibony is Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong. He is author of Red Globalization: The Political Economy of the Soviet Cold War from Stalin to Khrushchev (2014) which won the Marshall Shulman Book Prize.

• List of Figures; Introduction; Prologue: The Grain Crisis, 1963; Chapter 1. Italy, Cold War Maverick; Chapter 2. Great Britain: Bretton Woods and the Financial Fix; Chapter 3. Austria: Bretton Woods and the Soviet Politics of Liberalization; Chapter 4. West Germany: Betrayal, Stagnation, and the Triumph of Capitalization; Chapter 5. France: The Travails of Institutionalization; Coda. Italy, Cold War Straggler; Bibliography; Index.

'Oscar Sanchez-Sibony liberates the study of the Soviet Union by stepping outside the shadow of the American academy. In The Soviet Union and the Construction of the Global Market, he circles the USSR to see it from the perspective of southern and western Europe. He finds that the force driving global markets in the 1960s was none other than Soviet traders and diplomats. An impressive and convincing work that sheds new light on globalism today.' Kate Brown, Thomas M. Siebel Distinguished Professor of the History of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Oscar Sanchez-Sibony is Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong. He is author of Red Globalization: The Political Economy of the Soviet Cold War from Stalin to Khrushchev (2014) which won the Marshall Shulman Book Prize.

• List of Figures; Introduction; Prologue: The Grain Crisis, 1963; Chapter 1. Italy, Cold War Maverick; Chapter 2. Great Britain: Bretton Woods and the Financial Fix; Chapter 3. Austria: Bretton Woods and the Soviet Politics of Liberalization; Chapter 4. West Germany: Betrayal, Stagnation, and the Triumph of Capitalization; Chapter 5. France: The Travails of Institutionalization; Coda. Italy, Cold War Straggler; Bibliography; Index.

'Oscar Sanchez-Sibony liberates the study of the Soviet Union by stepping outside the shadow of the American academy. In The Soviet Union and the Construction of the Global Market, he circles the USSR to see it from the perspective of southern and western Europe. He finds that the force driving global markets in the 1960s was none other than Soviet traders and diplomats. An impressive and convincing work that sheds new light on globalism today.' Kate Brown, Thomas M. Siebel Distinguished Professor of the History of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology