Title: Predicted in 1983 that The West had already won Cold War
Product review: This book, written in the early 80's, correctly surmised that the Western Democracies had already won the Cold War. The Soviet Block's demise on the economic and and military/industrial fronts has been well documented elsewhere, but that is not the point of this book. The author correctly pointed out The West had won the cultural battle, perhaps the most important one. Second and Third world consumers wanted Western art, movies, music, fashion, etc. not those of the Eastern Block. This book makes fascinating reading 12-15 years later and many of it's observations apply to China today.
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