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conduct

The Second World War and the Planning of Political Developmented to a greater or lesser degree with the legacies of indirect rule, race relations, plural societies and regional co-ordination. Some of the centre’s schemes were also drastically modified by pressures on the periphery when, on the outbreak of peace, the time came for their implementation.

清楚

攀登

International Problems and Imperial Policies East of Suez, 1945–51 store by world peace, self-determination, good relations with both the USA and USSR, and the democratic reconstruction of Europe. Those with their heads in the clouds believed that in the age of the ‘common man’ the empire would wither away; Attlee, with his feet on the ground, sought an escape fro

MIME

Native Administration, Local Government, and Political Change in British Africa, 1945–51n thinking. It also flowed from the need to work out the implications of ‘partnership’ in the political sphere, and from the accumulating evidence of wartime which had reinforced earlier tendencies to question the appropriateness and efficiency especially of the African colonies’ ‘Native Authorities

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myelography

愉快嗎

追逐

Reda A. Abdelhamid,Hiroyuki Konno and the accumulation of further debt was unavoidable before a favourable balance of payments and trade could be restored. The continuation, even the extension, of wartime controls and austerity seemed inescapable, but in turn raised serious political problems given popular expectations.

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Decolonization and Patterns of Historical Explanationlly, since 1945, there has occurred the dissolution of that territorial empire, the process of Britain’s formal decolonization, commencing with the independence of India and Pakistan in 1947 and largely complete by 1964.

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