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Postwar Europe: How to Create the Long Peace

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The result of World War One was, ultimately, fascism and World War Two; the result of World War Two was peace. In this video, I look at the conditions that started what some have termed 'the Long Peace', that led to stability and economic prosperity in Europe unprecedented in history. To what can we attribute this peace? The Marshall Plan? Capitalism? The Welfare State? Something more? What lessons can we draw from the period today?

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Sources:

Mark Mazower, Dark Continent

Tony Judt, PostWar: A History of Europe Since 1945

Difficulty in Explaining Postwar stability,

Maier, Charles S. 1981. The two postwar eras and the conditions for stability in twentiethcentury Western Europe. American Historical Review 86(2)327352,

Johnson, Nevil, Constitutionalism in Europe since 1945 in Constituionalism and Democracy

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Danse Morialta by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence ()

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