James G. Blight is a scholar of international relations and Cold War history

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historian human international relations scholar scholar

James G. Blight is an American scholar of international relations and Cold War history known for his influential work on U.S.–Cuban relations, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the application of critical oral history to major international crises.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historian → human → international relations scholar → scholar →
citizenship	United States →
fieldOfWork	Cold War history → Cuban Missile Crisis → U.S.–Cuban relations → critical oral history → international relations →
hasResearchApproach	critical oral history →
knownFor	application of critical oral history to major international crises → scholarship on Cold War decision-making → work on U.S.–Cuban relations → work on the Cuban Missile Crisis →
language	English →
nationality	American →
notableTopic	Cold War → Cuban Missile Crisis → U.S.–Cuban diplomacy →
occupation	academic → historian of the Cold War → international relations scholar → university professor →
researchInterest	U.S. national security policy → U.S.–Cuba relations during the Cold War → diplomatic history → nuclear crisis management →
studies	U.S. foreign policy → major international crises →

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Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Wilson’s Ghost: Reducing the Risk of Conflict, Killing, and Catastrophe in the 21st Century →	coAuthorRole