Total Cold War: Eisenhower's secret propaganda battle at home and abroad

Theory and practice

Regimenting the public mind: the communications revolution and the age of total war

A new type of cold war: Eisenhower and the challenge of coexistence

Camouflaged propaganda: psychological warfare's new look

Secret empire: psychological operations and the worldwide anticommunist crusade

Global themes and campaigns

Spinning the friendly atom: the Atoms for Peace Campaign

The illusory spirit of Geneva: propaganda and the new diplomacy

Every man an ambassador: cultural propaganda and the People-to-People Campaign

Facts about the United States: the USIA presents everyday life in America

A new "Magna Carta" of freedom : the ideological warfare campaign

The power of symbols: psychological strategy and the space race.

Acknowledgments

Abbreviations

Introduction

Part I. Theory and Practice

1. Regimenting the Public Mind: The Communications Revolution and the Age of Total War

2. A New Type of Cold War: Eisenhower and the Challenge of Coexistence

3. Camouflaged Propaganda: Psychological Warfare's New Look

4. Secret Empire: Psychological Operations and the Worldwide Anticommunist Crusade

Part II. Global Themes and Campaigns

5. Spinning the Friendly Atom: The Atoms for Peace Campaign

6. The Illusory Spirit of Geneva: Propaganda and the New Diplomacy

7. Every Man an Ambassador: Cultural Propaganda and the People-to-People Campaign

8. Facts About the United States: The USIA Presents Everyday Life in America

9. A New "Magna Carta" of Freedom: The Ideological Warfare Campaign

10. The Power of Symbols: Psychological Strategy and the Space Race

Conclusion

Notes

Bibliography

Index