Britain’s Cold War in Cyprus and Hong Kong

1.- Introduction.- 2.&nbsp;SECTION ONE: From Enemy to Ally to Enemy.- 3.&nbsp;Chapter One:&nbsp;A History of Anglo-Soviet Imperial Tensions.- 4. Chapter Two:&nbsp;‘A World of Grey Men’: The Rise of the CCP, 1938-1946.- 5. Chapter 3:&nbsp;Moderate, Irreproachable, and Organized: The Rise of AKEL, 1941-1946.- &nbsp;6. Chapter Four:&nbsp;British Anti-Communism: From Enemy to Ally to Enemy.- 7.&nbsp;British Anti-Communism: From Enemy to Ally to Enemy.- 8.&nbsp;SECTION TWO: Containment through Reform.- 9.&nbsp;Chapter Five:&nbsp;The Breakdown of Allied Cooperation and the Resumption of the Cold War.- 10.&nbsp;Chapter Six:&nbsp;A Failed New Deal in Hong Kong: From Constitution to Repression, 1946-1949.- 11.&nbsp;Chapter Seven:&nbsp;A Failed New Deal in Cyprus: From Constitution to Repression, 1946-1949.- 12.&nbsp;Chapter Eight:&nbsp;British Anti-Communism: Containment through Reform.- 13.&nbsp;SECTION THREE: Containment through Repression.- 14.&nbsp;Chapter Nine:&nbsp;The Decline of the British World System.- 15.&nbsp;Chapter Ten:&nbsp;The Fall of China and ‘Pax’ Americana, 1949-1952.- 16.&nbsp;Chapter Eleven:&nbsp;‘Too Much or Too Little Repression’: The Fall of AKEL, 1949-1955.- 17.&nbsp;Chapter Twelve:&nbsp;British Anti-Communism: Containment through Repression.- 18.&nbsp;CONCLUSION.- 19.&nbsp;Conclusion: Britain, the Empire, and the Cold War.<p></p>&nbsp;<br><p></p><p>&nbsp;<br></p>