The Cambridge History of Communism
3 Volume Hardback Set

Editor

Silvio Pons, Università degli Studi di Roma 'Tor Vergata'
Silvio Pons is Professor of Contemporary History at the Università degli Studi di Roma 'Tor Vergata'. He is the President of the Gramsci Foundation in Rome and a member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Cold War Studies. Recent publications include Stalin and the Inevitable War (2014); A Dictionary of Twentieth Century Communism (2010) and The Global Revolution. A History of International Communism (2014). He has extensively researched and written on the Cold War, the Soviet Union, European Communism, and global Communism.

Contributors

Silvio Pons, Stephen A. Smith, Geoff Eley, Rex Wade, John Paul Newman, Robert Service, Lars Lih, James Harris, Bertrand Patenaude, Sobhanlal Datta Gupta, Serge Wolikow, Tim Rees, Hiroaki Kuromiya, E. A. Rees, Lewis Siegelbaum, Mark Harrison, Donal Filtzer, Nicholas Werth, Anna Krylova, Andrea Graziosi, Matthias Neumann, Brigitte Studer, Michael David Fox, Kevin Morgan, Eric Weitz, Alexander Pantsov, Adeeb Khalid, Norman Naimark, Sophie Quinn-Judge, Evan Mawdsley, Alfred Rieber, Chen Jian, Joerg Baberowski, Mark Kramer, Pavel Kolar, Thomas Bernstein, Andy Walder, Sergey Radchenko, Daniel Leese, Federico Romero, Andreas Hilger, Sara Lorenzini, Piero Gleijeses, Victor Figueroa Clark, Charles Armstrong, John Roosa, Hari Vasudevan, Allison Drew, Johan Franzén, Ivo Banac, Giovanni Gozzini, Marc Lazar, Philip Deery, Juliane Fürst, Mark Selden, Robert Gildea, Marilyn Young, Artemy Kalinovsky, Stephen Bittner, Stephen Lovell, Polly Jones, Reuben Fowkes, André Steiner, Michele Di Donato, Ben Kiernan, Karl Gerth, Mark Bradley, Celia Donert, Marko Dumancic, Douglas Weiner, James Mark, Tobias Rupprecht, Vladislav Zubok, Charles Maier, Nikolai Mitrokhin, Carl Riskin, Ho fung Hung, Jan Behrends, Jan Plamper

Awards

• Winner, 2018 PROSE Award for Multivolume Reference/Science