Britain in Global Politics Volume 1

Chapter 1 Introduction: Saki Ruth Dockrill, ‘No Ordinary Professor’

Chapter 3 Curzon’s War and Curzon’s Peace

Chapter 4 Markers of Modernity or Agents of Terror? Air Policing and Colonial Revolt after World War I

Chapter 5 Addressing the Past: The Foreign Office and the Vetting of Diplomatic and Ministerial Memoirs during the Years between the World Wars

Chapter 6 The Secret Intelligence Service and China: The Case of Hilaire Noulens, 1923–1932

Chapter 7 Strategy and Foreign Policy in Great Britain, 1930–1938: From the Pursuit of the Balance of Power to Appeasement

Chapter 8 ‘Thank God for the French Army’: Churchill, France and an Alternative to Appeasement in the 1930s

Chapter 9 Britain and the Spanish Connection, 1931–1947: Non-intervention and Regime Change

Chapter 10 ‘To Gamble All on a Single Throw’: Neville Chamberlain and the Strategy of the Phoney War

Chapter 11 The Committee on American Opinion on the British Empire, 1942–1944

Chapter 12 The Colonial versus the Anti-Colonial: The Failure of Anglo-American Planning on the Future of the Italian Colonies, September 1943–June 1945