Titlebook: Duncan Sandys and the Informal Politics of Britain’s Late Decolonisation; Peter Brooke Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Saving South Arabia, he had made as a colonial minister he was able to exercise leverage over the Labour Government behind closed doors. His efforts contributed to a shift in British policy, as ministers abandoned Aden’s elected socialist leaders and became increasingly sympathetic to the unelected and reactionary trad

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,‘Turn off the Tap’: Immigration and Race Relations,his most successful public campaign, ending a period of bipartisan consensus at Westminster and predating Enoch Powell’s more explosive campaign later in 1968. Sandys’ thought on race relations in Britain was distinctive for its colonial influences.

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The Kenyan Asian Crisis and the Commonwealth Immigrants Act,from Kenya in 1967 and 1968. Sandys’ residual influence in Kenya, combined with his popular support in Britain, proved a potent weapon in his tussle with Labour ministers. Sandys played a critical role in the Labour Government’s reluctant decision to introduce a restrictive and highly controversial

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Conclusion, world role, seen in the interventionism of his time in office, and his later defence of Britain’s interests in Africa and Arabia. Racial difference was another major concern. Like many others at the time, Sandys found the prospect of racial violence particularly frightening and believed that it sho

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2635-1633 on the question of Rhodesia, Commonwealth immigration and the ‘East of Suez’ withdrawal in the late 1960s. This book will appeal to students of decolonisation and twentieth-century British politics alike..978-3-319-87962-8978-3-319-65160-6Series ISSN 2635-1633 Series E-ISSN 2635-1641