British Foreign Policy, 1955-64

General Editor's Preface Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors PART I: THE FOREIGN-POLICY-MAKING PROCESS British Foreign Policy-making: The Macmillan Years; A.Deighton Shifting Sands: The International Economy and British Economic Policy; C.R.Schenk The Realities Behind Britain's Global Defence Strategy; C.Staerck & G.Staerck British Domestic Politics, the Conservative Party and Foreign Policy-making, 1955-64; M.D.Kandiah Foreign and Commonwealth Policy in Opposition: The Labour Party 1955-64; P.Catterall Against Napoleon and Hitler: Background Influences on British Diplomacy; W.Kaiser PART II: GLOBAL AND REGIONAL RELATIONSHIPS 'Reliable Allies': Anglo-American Relations; M.D.Kandiah & G.Staerck Accepting the Inevitable: Britain and European Integration; J.R.V.Ellison Winds of Change: The Empire and Commonwealth; R.Hyams Blowing Hot and Cold: Anglo-Soviet Relations; R.Bevins & G.Quinn Defeat and Revival: Britain in the Middle East; M.Elliot Difficult Challenges: The Far East; U.Lehmkuhl Index