Titlebook: Britain in Global Politics Volume 1; From Gladstone to Ch Christopher Baxter (Honorary Lecturer in Intellige Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan,

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The Colonial versus the Anti-Colonial: The Failure of Anglo-American Planning on the Future of the rces in 1941–2. The British government attempted to obtain American acquiescence to Britain securing its strategic interests in these territories. Their failure to obtain it during the war was due largely to American anti-colonialism and the determination of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff to avoid a p

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Markers of Modernity or Agents of Terror? Air Policing and Colonial Revolt after World War I, of the air-waves — conferred still greater advantages, making once impenetrable and seemingly incomprehensible desert spaces less forbidding whilst, at the same time, emphasising the technological superiority of western industrial modernism and thus underscoring the primacy of imperial nations. By

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,Strategy and Foreign Policy in Great Britain, 1930–1938: From the Pursuit of the Balance of Power ty areas of the globe. Thus, appeasement had been just one of a number of tactical alternatives in the planning and execution of British foreign policy designed to ensure the security of Britain’s national and Imperial interests. These alternatives also included working with other Powers politically

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