America and the Intellectual Cold War in Europe

From Nashua and Berlin to Pearl Harbor; defeating and rebuilding Germany; Public opinion and high politics in Semisovereign West Germany; Mass society and the threat of totalitarism; Western intellectuals and the Cold Cultures Wars of the Congress for Cultural Freedon (CCF); Internationalizing the Ford Foundation; Philantropy and diplomacy; The CIA, the Ford Foundation, and the Demise of the CCF empire; Coping with the new culture wars of the 1960s and beyond; Transatlantic cultural relations in the ´´American Century´´.