Titlebook: Congress and US Military Aid to Britain; Interdependence and Helen Leigh-Phippard Book 1995 Helen Leigh-Phippard 1995 cooperation.Defence.

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0956-5043 focuses in particular on the tensions in US policy between Congress and the Administration, the differing conceptions of the Anglo-American relationship held by the two institutions and the problems this posed for Britain.978-1-349-23921-4978-1-349-23919-1Series ISSN 0956-5043 Series E-ISSN 2946-8418

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46375-4 it variously as a phenomenon, a state and a concept.. In practice, the word is often used interchangeably, so that it is not always clear what is being referred to. However, as Garnett points out, although there is no general agreement on what precisely interdependence is:

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M. Fujimoto,T. Terasawa,T. Mukaidividual and collective capacity of the North Atlantic Treaty states to resist armed attack. The key question in the Spring of 1949 was to what extent, if any, this tied the US to a programme of military assistance to Europe.

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Transport Across Single Biological Membranestrine (which was to become the first large-scale programme of US military aid to free peoples resisting aggression), the launch of the Marshall Plan, the creation of Cominform and the collapse of the Council of Foreign Ministers in London. The British withdrawal from Greece in 1947 led to the first

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M. Fujimoto,T. Terasawa,T. Mukaio its European partners implicit in the Treaty. It had undertaken, in Article 3, to exercise continuous self-help and mutual aid and to develop the individual and collective capacity of the North Atlantic Treaty states to resist armed attack. The key question in the Spring of 1949 was to what extent