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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Land Degradation, Poverty and Marginalityl power and must be content with more modest status. As long as possible, the British held to the notion that a position of something resembling equality with the two superpowers could be maintained. Part of the explanation for reluctance to abandon traditional stances in international relations was

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Nusha Yamina Choudhury,Christa R?derlicy analysts, including diplomatic historians as well as political scientists. During Britain’s long period as a wide-ranging world power, the national reach and interests penetrated North America. Even after the American Revolution, there was a colonial attachment to Canada, and continuing if peri

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Land Degradation, Poverty and Marginalitythere is interest in an accurate reflection of the complexity of policy and decision-making. Rather, the more reasonable approach is to evaluate the degree to which national policy has pursued realistic ends, the means employed have been appropriate, and desired goals have been realised. In this con

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