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 Changing ‘Special Relationship’, 1956–88,tic pressure was an added factor in provoking the British withdrawal from Palestine in May 1947.. And the US government’s insistence on sterling’s free convertibility in July 1947 produced a catastrophic run on the pound.

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Introduction,ign policy strategy which sought to preserve their power and influence in all three of these ‘circles’. It was assumed — at least until 1968 — that Britain was still a Great Power with global interests and responsibilities, and that it should accordingly seek to maintain a world role in both the military and the economic spheres.

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The Search for a New Role: The European Circle after 1956,ign policy to shift towards Europe. It was increasingly recognised in the years after Suez that it was here that Britain’s primary economic and political interests were located; that if Britain wished to retain a significant voice in world affairs, then it would have to do so in concert with its all

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