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The Kuwait Crisis and Its Consequences, foreign affairs.. Despatch No. 77, which explained Britain’s responsibilities and interests in the Gulf before outlining the tasks Luce was expected to perform as political resident, mirrored the conception of Britain’s informal empire in the Persian Gulf region that prevailed in the Foreign Office on the eve of Kuwait’s formal independence.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-07165-3was the strain it placed on Britain’s relationship with other Arab countries, most importantly the UAR. In the aftermath of the Kuwait Crisis, Luce warned the Foreign Office of the adverse effects of Britain’s continued presence in the area.

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Jens Uwe Pätzmann,Jessica Hartwigds Qatar, Bahrain, and the Trucial States could not be separated or seen in isolation from British relations with, and interests in, Kuwait and Oman. It was this conception of informal empire that characterized Britain’s political strategies in the Persian Gulf from 1961 to 1968.

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