Security in British Politics 1945-99

By: D. Keohane

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Hardcover | 22 August 2000 | Edition Number 1

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Keohane examines the main British political parties' attitude to Britain's policy on three key security issues: the use of force; nuclear weapons; and security in Northern Ireland. He analyzes how each of the parties viewed conflicts at Suez, the Falklands and the Gulf, elucidates their perspective on nuclear weapons and concludes with a review of their attitude towards security in Northern Ireland. The text concludes that the parties' policies reflect their distinctive views on security, and that international conditions often severely affect the policy pursued.

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"Keohane's useful book is based on an expert grasp of defense issues, and offers efficient case studies..." - Albion

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Non-Fiction Politics & Government International Relations History Regional & National History European History British & Irish History Political Parties Central Government Central Government Policies Warfare & Defence Military & Defence Strategy

Engineering & Technology Other Technologies & Applied Sciences Military Engineering

The Parties' Approach to Britain's Security
The Parties' Policy-Making Process on Security
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The Use of Force at Suez and the Falklands
Nuclear Weapons
NATO and other Security Organizations
Northern Ireland : the Security Dimension
Arms Control and Disarmament
Conclusion
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