Titlebook: Britain and the Dictatorships of Argentina and Chile, 1973–82; Foreign Policy, Corp Grace Livingstone Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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,Welcoming Pinochet’s Coup (1973–1974),e. It reveals that British diplomats tried to persuade British journalists to portray the military regime in a positive light and criticised human rights activists. It shows that the Conservative government of Edward Heath shared the FCO’s view that the Pinochet regime would be beneficial for Britis

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,Ethical Foreign Policy? Labour Versus the Foreign Office (1974–1979),itician versus the appointed official. It describes how the Foreign Office tried to persuade Labour ministers against imposing sanctions on the Pinochet regime. The Wilson and Callaghan governments, under pressure from trade unions, human rights campaigners and the Chile Solidarity Campaign, neverth

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Chile Conclusion, how far social class was responsible for the FCO’s pro-business, conservative views and suggests that informal social networks between government officials and the private sector shaped the Foreign Office’s stance towards the military regimes and gave business leaders easy informal access to policy

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,Argentina 1976–2 April 1982,ur and Conservative policies towards the Argentine military regime were not markedly different; both promoted arms sales and imposed no sanctions. It provides evidence that ministers violated their own guidelines on human rights and outlines the political and military links between Britain and the j

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