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Fabien Despinoy,Alonso Sánchez,Nabil Zemiti,Pierre Jannin,Philippe Poignetfice determined to introduce a particular set of policies, but if they lack a clear vision and do not come under public scrutiny or extra-parliamentary pressure, the Foreign Office’s traditional, pro-business approach is likely to be adopted and trade and investment will be promoted regardless of re

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Adrian Graña,Alonso Sánchez,Nabil Zemiti,Philippe Poignet give sufficient weight to its political status in its role in international affairs. It was believed that this enhanced status could and would be used effectively from within the EEC to liberalise the Community’s economic relations with developing countries. In addition the pro-entry faction of the

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James Martin,Jamie McClelland,Benjamin Champion,David J. Hawkesworked closely with Bevin in the Foreign Office and Diplomatic Service, developed an appreciation as well as an admiration for him which could unwittingly stifle criticism and inhibit an objective evaluation.’. It may well be that historians of the cold war need to be similarly careful that analysis

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Christoph Hennersperger,Athanasios Karamalis,Nassir Navabthat Soviet Russia intended to make itself master of postwar eastern Europe. This attitude in itself is perhaps not too surprising when found in the pages of the ‘progressive’ press,. given Russia’s contribution to the war, and a certain degree of ideological affinity on that press’s part with the u

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Roberto Londei,Marco Esposito,Benoit Diotte,Simon Weidert,Ekkehard Euler,Peter Thaller,Nassir Navab, the inevitable failure of the Conference. This analysis of the thinking of the Government clearly shows the lack of any real commitment to mediate between France and Germany; on the contrary, Britain, in the shape of MacDonald himself, was almost literally backed into a corner over the question of