The Bondian Cold War: The Transnational Legacy of a Cultural Icon

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Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
About the Contributors
Introduction: Taking the Bondian Cold War Seriously
Part I: The Bondian Cold War
	1 The Bondian Cold War: The Business of Ambiguity
	2 Bond Re-Bourne: Transatlantic Translations of Espionage Heroism in the Bond Era
	3 \'No James Bonds in this Business\': The Sandbaggers (ITV, 1978-80) and the Evolution of the \"anti-bond\"
	4 James Bond and the Subterranean Cold War Materiality, Strategy and Volume in the Underworld
Part II: Fact Versus Fiction
	5 Bond and the Archives
	6 Interview with Avner Avraham, Former Mossad Operative
	7 James Bond, Ian Fleming, and Intelligence: Breaking Down the Boundary Between the \'Real\' and the \'Imagined\'
Part III: Global Bond: Behind the Curtain
	8 Vladimir Lenin as James Bond: The Fiction of Zoya Voskresenskaya-Rybkina
	9 Agent Rising in the Reich – The Shield and the Sword: A Forgotten Classic Among Soviet Intelligence Films and What it Can Tell Us About Why the Soviet Union Could Not Go Bond
	10 A Soviet 007 Fighting Fascism in the West? Soviet Internationalism and the Real and Imagined Lives of Agents in Savva Kulish\'s The Dead Season (Mertvyi Sezon, 1968)
	11 Into the Heartland—Bond Joins the Jihad
Part IV: Of Human Bondage: Gender,Sexuality and the Spy
	12 \'You Can Bet He\'s Reading One of Those Ian Fleming Thrillers\': James, Jack, and American Cold War Masculinity
	13 \'Like a Party-Political Broadcast for You-Know-Who\': Margaret Thatcher and the Reception of Octopussy (1983)
	14 Concluding Essay: James Bond Will Return
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