Britain and the World, 1815-1986

by David Weigall (Author)

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  1989

  $3.53

  This is an alphabetical reference work providing a comprehensive guide to Britain's role in foreign affairs during this period and to key terms and concepts used in the study of international relations. The entries, which vary in length from under 100 to 3000 words, include key articles on Britain's relations with the major powers, the significance of the Empire and Commonwealth in international affairs, biographical entries, analyses of treaties and diplomatic conflicts, definitions of diplomatic terms and concepts, major entries on each war and entries on the underlying factors which have influenced foreign policy.