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Strategy and Provoked Coincidence,ain became principally a European rather than a global power, although the country was certainly still capable of significant, albeit intermittent, performances on the global stage. Conventional explanations of this momentous decision tend to emphasize its economic determinants. Alan Sked and Chris

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Book 1998 to abandon this network of bases. This study provides the most comprehensive explanation of this pivotal decision to date, while also offering insight into the processes of foreign policy change and the decline of great powers.

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