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This book challenges the conventional narrative that the 1970s were a fundamental watershed two seamless economic policy paradigms in postwar United Kingdom.

Renowned historian Brendan Simms offers a new history of the rise, fall, & return of the Great Powers in our time, revealing the new rules of global leadership.

The book chronicles how British statecraft has functioned in the Baltic as a geopolitical space from the early modern period to the present day.

This Handbook explores the development, global circulation and influence of Wells's ideas on gender, science, race, empire, ecology, and more.

Brings together legal scholars, political scientists, and historians to offer a comprehensive assessment of the EU's capacity to forge democracy across borders.

This book examines how slavery and the slave trade provided African rulers with a path to political power.

Insights from a literary scholar and a historian of political thought, this book shares a breadth of knowledge of the history of utopian thinking and writing.

This book unveils the forces behind the dynamic knowledge economy that drove America’s 21st century economic success.

This book provides a wide-ranging intellectual history of the deep origins and long-term legacies of WW1. (Order from OUP for 30% discount with code AUFLY30)

The Handbook brings together a diverse range of experts to provide a critical, international overview of assembly as a distinct political and social practice.