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"Cold War geopolitics" covers books that examine the global strategic, diplomatic, and ideological contest between the United States and the Soviet Union (roughly 1945–1991) and its effects on states, regions, and international institutions. This category includes scholarly histories and policy studies of great‑power rivalry, alliance politics (NATO, Warsaw Pact), nuclear deterrence and arms races, proxy wars and regional crises (Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, Berlin, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America), intelligence and covert operations, and the impact of decolonization and economic competition on global alignments. Readers can expect a mix of military and strategic analysis, diplomatic memoirs, archival research, case studies of specific conflicts or crises, and broader syntheses about how Cold War dynamics shaped the modern international order.

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