British government
Monarchy and the End of Empire: The House of Windsor, the British Government, and the Postwar Commonwealth
... The British government were more uncertain about the value of the post-war Commonwealth, and in particular, of its continued association with the ...the British government was not ...
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British government and conservative press relations during the Spanish Civil War, 1936 1939
... The British government recognized the power of the ...the government continually urged newspaper proprietors to ensure that their papers displayed greater sensitivity when reporting the actions of ...
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Contesting identity and preventing belonging? An analysis of British counter terrorism policy since the Terrorism Act 2000 and the selective use of the terrorism label by the British Government
... CTS’s discourse-oriented approach allows it to interrogate the common-sense behind a particular construction of terrorism, how contested that common-sense is, and how it ceases to exist. For example, it was once ...
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Water management of the British Government in Delhi
... work. British settlement reports explored that every village’s community had own wells, which was used to supply drinking ...water. British records show that city had many wells which after the capture of ...
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British Government Maritime Evacuations in the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939
... of British diplomatic responses to the War, however, has devoted a great deal of attention to the British policy of military non-intervention and we know less about British government ...
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National self determination in British government policy during the First World War with special reference to Poland, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia
... 00001t tif National Self determination In British Government Policy during the First World War with special reference to Poland, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia by Kenneth John Calder Thesis submitted f[.] ...
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British Government Policy and Decolonisation 1945 1963: Scrutinising the Official Mind
... the British Empire from India, and South East Asia, to the Middle East and Africa, and touches on British Guiana and the West Indian ...the British Documents on the End of Empire on the Macmillan and ...
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Secret Files from World War to Cold War: British Government and Secret Intelligence and Foreign Policy files
... Also important are the Cabinet Secretary’s Miscellaneous Files (CAB 301) from the Cabinet Secretary’s private office dealing with the administration, funding and role of the intelligence agencies, first appearing at TNA ...
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Women members and witnesses on British government ad hoc committees of inquiry 1850 1930, with special reference to royal commissions of inquiry
... 67 An undated letter from Edmund Garrett [a political and personal friend of Milner, and Millicent Fawcett’s cousin] suggests that Milner knew little of the women who were to form the committee. Garrett did not mention ...
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The Rise of the Novice Cabinet Minister: The Career Trajectories of Cabinet Ministers in British Government from Attlee to Cameron
... Are Mullin’s observations anecdotal or is there a clear trend towards youth and inexperience amongst those who reach Cabinet level? To address this question, we analyse the data for Labour and Conservative appointments ...
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Sound finance: Gladstone and British government finance, 1880 1895
... f government finance, have a tendency to note the deviations from sound financial practice which they have unconsciously accepted as the ideal form o f ...f government finance and the best example o f one ...
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A natural harmony?: government, business and British interests in Southeast Asia, 1945 1951
... The British Government's Assessment of the Value and Significance of Southeast Asia for the National Interest British Interests in Southeast Asia in relation to Britain's National Intere[r] ...
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A special relationship : the British Empire in British and American cinema, 1930 1960
... many in British government hoped would become a close long-term alliance. 244 The film is on the surface a love story between RAF pilot Peter (David Niven) and American USAAF worker June (Kim Hunter). ...
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The Right Stuff? Informing Adaptation to Climate Change in British Local Government
... Local government has a crucial role to play in climate change adaptation, both delivering adaptation strategies devised from above and coordinating bottom-up ...considerable Government investment in ...
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The 1964-70 Wilson Government and the British Constitution
... Labour can claim credit for the creation of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration (or ombudsman) but that was only a modest step in terms of citizen rights and protections against state bureaucracy. Other ...
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Planning for Climate Action in British Columbia, Canada: Putting Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Mitigation on Local Government Agendas
... Climate change represents a significant challenge, as it will undoubtedly require profound, transfor- mational change in how we live on Earth and conduct the human enterprise, including food production. Ultimately, local ...
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The British Coalition government, Scotland and independence
... A second, notable development ‑ that has largely gone under the radar ‑ is that the legitimacy question has been removed from politics beyond Westminster. From the 1970s politics was dominated, albeit in radically ...
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SEVENTEENTH MASTER AGREEMENT. between the GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. represented by the BC PUBLIC SERVICE AGENCY.
... another government, a corporation, board, agency, or commission, a joint employer/union committee shall immediately be ...in government for a period of two years from the effective date of the ...
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British Mass Media and Image of Pakistan's Government Stance in Pak-India Relations: The Case Study of'Guardian'and'Telegraph'
... balanced/neutral policy, Holsti’s formula of coding was used. Regarding the deduced issues, both newspapers were analysed and compared with each other and with the Pak government stance on issue. In the light of ...
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British Labour government policy to reduce inequalities in health: Responses in an inner London borough, 1997 2003
... 80 Of course, taxing the rich ‘until the pips squeak’ is politically contested. Economic arguments are used against policies o f further redistribution to the less well off. Chancellor Lawson’s view, in 1988, was that ...
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