Titlebook: British Foreign Policy in the Atlantic Area; Arthur Cyr Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1979 Area

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Political Culture, Institutions and Practices,for the British to believe they could play an independent role, linking Europe to the US while remaining closely bound to neither. Similarly, until the 1960s Britain retained control over a still substantial colonial empire.

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Britain and Europe, and did not. Moreover, there was an effort to oppose the new formation through support for competing conceptions of a general free trade area, and, later, of the European Free Trade Association. In this sense, the British were turning to join a specific organisation which had been strongly opposed in the past.

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The Necessity for Accommodation, relations. Earlier chapters have provided an opportunity to review, analyse and reflect upon the nation’s foreign relations from several policy perspectives. The present one attempts to draw together and build upon evidence already presented.

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Introduction,cessity of a new attitude toward Europe. Also in the Atlantic area, the postwar period brought increasing reliance and emphasis upon ties with the United States. That relationship—always special—became clearly more crucial to Britain.

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