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This book addresses the Anglo-American special relationship from the perspective of post-Second World War British governments.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1 British governments’ perceptions of power and leadership in the world order since the 1940s
2 Culture, history, ideology and politics: Changing representations of the special relationship in British political discourse
3 US dominance or an Anglo-American partnership? British perspectives on the making of the special relationship in 1945
4 Losing the Empire but maintaining a role: The special relationship during Harold Macmillan’s premiership
5 The doctrine of international community, coalitions of the willing and the role of the British Government in the special relationship during the War on Terror, 2001-2003
Concluding thoughts: British foreign policy and the special relationship in the Cameron era and beyond

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      Publisher: Manchester University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/01/2012
      ISBN13: 9780719083716, 978-0719083716
      ISBN10: 719083710

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This book addresses the Anglo-American special relationship from the perspective of post-Second World War British governments.

      Table of Contents

      Introduction
      1 British governments’ perceptions of power and leadership in the world order since the 1940s
      2 Culture, history, ideology and politics: Changing representations of the special relationship in British political discourse
      3 US dominance or an Anglo-American partnership? British perspectives on the making of the special relationship in 1945
      4 Losing the Empire but maintaining a role: The special relationship during Harold Macmillan’s premiership
      5 The doctrine of international community, coalitions of the willing and the role of the British Government in the special relationship during the War on Terror, 2001-2003
      Concluding thoughts: British foreign policy and the special relationship in the Cameron era and beyond

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