British foreign policy
The Foreign Office and British foreign policy during the Abyssinian crisis, 1934 1935
... of British policy during the Abyssinian ...the Foreign Office lost almost two months of valuable ...the British officials involved later singled out Stresa for special ...the British ...
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British foreign policy, the United States and Europe, 1945-1950
... of British Foreign Policy’ was a major shift in policy after two years of procrastination and doubts with respect to Western Bloc ...the British engage the United States in ...Bevin’s ...
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The liberal state in international society. Interpreting recent British foreign policy
... British foreign policy after Iraq Despite the human and material costs of the Iraq War, UK foreign policy did not retreat to the kind of conservative pluralism that characterised the ...
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At a Crossroads or Business as Usual? British Foreign Policy and the International Order in the Wake of Brexit-Trump
... for British foreign policy, which under the May governments has been rearticulated around the goal to forge ‘Global ...common foreign policy, data-sharing and sanctions ...the ...
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The reforms in the United Nations and British foreign policy
... Unfortunately, contrary to the express intent of both provisions of Article 100 of the Charter, the UN system and its Secretariat have been both politicised and nationalized. Individual member states have pushed the ...
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British foreign policy in Azerbaijan, 1918 1920
... the British and Russian Empires fought in the remote areas of central Asia - before going on to examine the growing investment by British firms in the oil industry of ...examine British policy ...
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Bulgaria in British foreign policy 1943 1949
... was British troops which were and would be fighting on other peoples' territory, a fact placing on Britain the primary responsibility for starting negotiations ‘to get our practical strategy in respect of these ...
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The British Foreign Policy in Greece during the period 1943 1949
... the British plans for Greece (to downgrade its contributions in order to weaken its position in the postwar negotiations as far as Cyprus is ...The British knew that with regard to Cyprus (and their ...
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British foreign policy and the Ruhr Occupation crisis 1922 1924
... The whole issue of reparation became even more critical when the Germans requested a fresh moratorium on 14 November. The German proposals for stabilisation of the mark now needed to be considered by the allies. These ...
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Steps on the road of appeasement : British foreign policy making 1931 1939
... am taking is right and therefore cannot be influenced by the attack of my critics.”®^ He always felt his superiority to others although he knew very little about foreign policy. He liked a “yes-men” Cabinet ...
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British foreign policy after Brexit : losing Europe and finding a role
... 27 This is clearly problematic for the role of great power, which is global in scope and requires acceptance by not only former EU partners Germany and France but also the US and other powers. Similarly, the leader of ...
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The bureaucratic imperative: Esprit and the making of British foreign policy (1982 1992)
... the British contribution to the Community budget was fiercely contested and the rebates Mrs Thatcher secured made for a fluctuating overall contribution, causingyaffe /r/our calculations to change with ...of ...
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The impact of international law on British foreign policy to the United States, 1836-1846
... called British claim for a ‘right of visit’ in order to check the nationality of a ship suspected of raising American colours falsely, which arose in the context of the slave ...that British policy ...
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The Italian question and British foreign policy, 1860--1861 as understood by the "Dublin Review".
... FORIION POLICY, 1860-1861 AND THE DUBLIN BBVIBW It seemed to the Review that some very important features of Lord John's Italian policy were completely ...
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British foreign policy towards Syria : its importance, its distinctiveness and its relations to the policy of other actors in the region
... the British establishment certainly viewed policy over Lebanon as misguided, or as Ivor Lucas, former UK Ambassador to Syria 1982 – 1984, describes it “frankly ...the British position in the broadest ...
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British foreign policy and the hoare-laval plan: A critique of the theory and practice of crisis decision-making.
... of crisis decisions and of foreign policy decision-making in general will be achieved when the behaviour of decision -makers can be.. viewed in the context of no[r] ...
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Britain, Italy and the early Cold War: Aspects of British foreign policy towards Italy, 1946 1949
... Italians.182 Almost immediately afterwards a second incident occurred over Italian arms exports which were prohibited a fortiori by the Treaty. Article 53 forbad Italy to ‘manufacture or possess either publicly or ...
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Backbench debate within the Conservative party and its influence upon British foreign policy, 1948 1956
... These six MPs represented 'the other wing of the Conservative party who believe ... that any supranational authority must be totalitarian if it is successful and chaotic if it is not, and in any event Britain will be ...
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British Party Politics and Foreign Policy: The Case of Zimbabwe
... the relevance of the individual, as if other variables such as society and political parties played no role. For example, Good (1973) dedicates a whole section of the book to the discussion of this power narrative. His ...
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Using History, Making British Policy: the Treasury and the Foreign Office, 1950–76
... the Foreign Office was rather different, as it had long been publishing sets of documentary records, the Documents on British Foreign Policy series being only the most recent in the series ...
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