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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"British foreign policy"”.
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British Foreign Policy Under Canning
This paper is an examination of British foreign policy under the guidance of George Canning. As foreign minister from 1822-1827, Canning pursued a conservative and traditionally British policy. Canning was loved by liberals across Europe for achieving several liberal goals. Yet Canning himself was …
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British Foreign Policy Under Canning
This paper is an examination of British foreign policy under the guidance of George Canning. As foreign minister from 1822-1827, Canning pursued a conservative and traditionally British policy. Canning was loved by liberals across Europe for achieving several liberal goals. Yet Canning himself was …
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British foreign policy in Azerbaijan, 1918-1920
… Game - the geopolitical rivalry between the British and Russian Empires fought in the remote areas of central Asia - before going on to examine the growing investment by British firms in the oil industry of Baku. It also discusses how the Anglo-Russian Entente of 1907 changed the texture of …
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British Foreign Policy in the Early Twentieth Century
Dolgozatom fő célja az, hogy átfogó képet nyújtson a századforduló illetve 20. század első pár évének brit külpolitikai helyzetéről, kiemelve az angol-orosz kapcsolatokat. Először a 19. század meghatározó brit külpolitikai jelenségéről, a fényes elszigeteltségről ejtek szót; mit is jelentett ez …
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R.A.F. war plans and British foreign policy: 1935-1940.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Political Science. Thesis. 1966. Ph.D.
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British Foreign Policy from the Munich Conference to the Polish Guarantee: A Study in Imponderables
… time of Pitt, the great classic enunciator of British foreign policy, historians had enjoyed the phenomenon of a mighty power whose continental foreign policy held no deep mysteries. It was a clear, pragmatic Realpolitik. England found her greatness by dominating successively larger segments of …
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The impact of international law on British foreign policy to the United States, 1836-1846
The impact of international law on British foreign policy to the United States, 1836-1846 (Candidate: Charles Graham Earles, Sidney Sussex College) The decade from 1836 produced major tensions in British-American relations over Canada and the role of the United States as a growing regional and …
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Shaping the future of the world : Eden, the Foreign Office and British foreign policy 1941-1943
… thing remains the same, the under-examination of British foreign policy during the war. The history that has been written has struggled to break from the picture Churchill painted in ‘The Second World War’, presenting the inevitability of the Anglo-American special relationship and minimising the …
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Interests Eternal and Perpetual: British Foreign Policy and the Royal Navy in the Spanish Civil War, 1936 - 1937
This thesis will demonstrate that the British leaders saw the policy of non-intervention during the Spanish Civil War as the best option available under the circumstances, and will also focus on the role of the Royal Navy in carrying out that policy. Unpublished sources include Cabinet and …
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British Foreign Policy: An Examination of the Relationship between British Intelligence, Democratic Peace Theory, and International Law through the Lens of Ethnic Stratification & Mass Atrocity in Southeast Asia 1965-1990
… Territories (AATs) which posed a threat to British interests. This threat was related to increased communist activity which national security planners perceived could destabilise former British colonies. Former colonies have tended to maintain close relations with the imperial power that …
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Britská zahraničná politika v kontexte rozdelenia Indie
… is to draw conclusions regarding the role of British foreign policy (the British government) in this process, from which two new sovereign states emerged - India and Pakistan, whose relations are still characterized by their rivalry. Specifically, the thesis seeks to answer two research …
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Armed Peace: the Foreign Office and the Soviet Union, 1945-1953
… the role of the Northern Department of the British Foreign Office and its perception of, and attitude towards, the Soviet Union between 1945 and 1953. In these formative years after World War II many assumptions and policies were shaped that proved decisive for years to come. The Northern …
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The foreign policy of Sir Edward Grey : Germany and the ententes with France and Russia, 1905-1914
Much has been written about the foreign policy of Sir Edward Grey as part of the attempt to illumninate the origians of the First World War. While Grey has been criticized by some historians for various parts of his policy, the overwhelming verdict has been favourable to him. The reputation he …
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The foreign policy of the Chamberlain wartime administration, September 1939-May 1940
This thesis is a detailed analysis of British foreign policy between 3 September 1939 and 10 May 1940. It concentrates on policy towards the Far East, Italy, the Soviet Union, the Balkans, and Scandinavia. These areas represented the biggest challenges to British policy following the outbreak of …
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The Role of Herbert Hoover in the Formulation of the American Response to the Far Eastern Crisis of 1931-1932
… sources available, such as the Stimson Diary, Foreign Relations of the United States, Documents on British Foreign Policy, materials at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and secondary accounts in determining Hoover's involvement, both in time spent and actions taken. Findings. It has been …
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Evaluating the ‘Success’ of The British Intervention in Sierra Leone 20 Years On: Implications for Sierra Leone, The UK, and Interventions Globally
… by a wide range of actors, has increased. The British military intervention in the Sierra Leonean civil war in the early 2000s is often cited as an example of successful intervention and solidified Security Sector Reform (SSR) as a key component of state-building and development. Yet in-depth …
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Richard Cobden, educationist, economist and statesman.
… Cobden sought to make fundamental changes in British society and that he tried to initiate them by piecemeal constitutional methods. He also believed that the British example would have a powerful influence on other countries and thus contribute to a new world order. Cobden had a coherent, …
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