Cold War Games: Propaganda, the Olympics, and U.S. Foreign Policy (Sport and Society)
by Toby C Rider
Cold War Games examines the pivotal role of propaganda in the Olympics and its influence on U.S. foreign policy. Set against the backdrop of the Cold War, the book explores how sporting events served as tools for diplomatic strategy and international competition. It reveals the intricate ties between athletics, society, and global politics during this tense period.
About This Book
Cold War Games delves into the role of the Olympics as a platform for propaganda during the Cold War era. It analyzes how the United States utilized international sporting events to advance its foreign policy objectives.
The book highlights the strategic use of sports in geopolitical tensions, focusing on the societal and political dimensions of athletic competitions. It provides insights into the broader implications for U.S. diplomacy through the lens of the Olympic Games.
Through historical analysis, the work connects propaganda efforts with the evolving landscape of global sports and society. It offers a comprehensive look at how these elements shaped international perceptions and policies.
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