Chapter 1 Introduction: Turkey’s Cold War: Global Influences, Local Manifestations

Chapter 2 Cold War in the Pulpit: The Presidency of Religious Affairs and Sermons during the Time of Anarchy and Communist Threat

Chapter 3 China and Turkish Public Opinion during the Cold War: The Case of Cultural Revolution (1966–69)

Chapter 5 Engagement of a Communist Intellectual in the Cold War Ideological Struggle: Nâzım Hikmet’s 1951 Bulgaria Visit

Chapter 6 Issues of Ideology and Identity in Turkish Literature during the Cold War

Chapter 7 The Populist Effect’: Promotion and Reception of American Literature in Turkey in the 1950s

Chapter 8 From Battlefields to Football Fields: Turkish Sports Diplomacy in the Post-Second World War Period

Chapter 9 Land-Grant Education in Turkey: Atatürk University and American Technical Assistance, 1954–68

Chapter 10 Negotiating an Institutional Framework for Turkey’s Marshall Plan: The Conditions and Limits of Power Inequalities