Titlebook: Losing An EmpireFinding A Role; An Introduction To B David Sanders Textbook 1989Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 empire.for

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The Wind of Change: The Empire Circle after 1956,n occasion even going into temporary reverse — it none the less proceeded inexorably. At the root of this process, of course, was the relative decline in Britain’s international economic position which had begun well before the First World War. However, while Britain’s relative economic decline migh

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The Search for a New Role: The European Circle after 1956,ong-term relative economic decline, to sustain the strategy of maintaining British influence in all three of Churchill’s ‘circles’. In Chapter 4 it was suggested that, from the mid-1950s onwards, partly as a result of indigenous nationalism and partly because of the diminishing importance of Britain

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,The Changing ‘Special Relationship’, 1956–88, Yet as Chapter 2 also showed, in the late 1940s that relationship received a severe buffeting. The abrupt termination of Lend-Lease in September 1945 seriously weakened an already overstretched British economy. The passage of the McMahon Act in August 1946 unilaterally ended five years of intimate

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Defence Policy,lliances and the development of military strategy designed to deter and/or counter potential foreign aggression. To the extent that foreign policy generally is also concerned in part with security calculations, a number of defence-related themes have already been discussed in previous chapters. This

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,The Relevance of Foreign Policy ‘Theory’,icy at two different levels. On the one hand, it would examine the calculations that underpinned the foreign policy decisions of successive governments, paying particular attention to the ‘Realist’ world-views of the policy makers themselves. On the other, it would simultaneously attempt to identify