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May 2020

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Lords of the Desert: The Battle Between the United States and Great Britain for Supremacy in the Modern Middle East by James Barr
Call Number: 327.73056 B268L
Publication Date: 2018
Union Jack: John F. Kennedy's Special Relationship with Great Britain by Christopher Sandford
Call Number: 327.73041 S217u
Publication Date: 2017
Brexit: How Britain Left Europe by Denis MacShane
Call Number: 341.24220941 M175b
Publication Date: 2016
The UK's In-Out Referendum EU Foreign and Defence Policy Reform by David Owen
Call Number: 341.24220941 O97u
Publication Date: 2015
Patterns of Empire: the British and American Empires, 1688 to the Present by Julian Go
Call Number: 327.73 G573p
Publication Date: 2011
European Foreign Policies: Does Europe Still Matter? by Ronald Tiersky and John Van Oudenaren, editors
Call Number: 327.4 E894
Publication Date: 2010
Empire and Superempire: Britain, America and the World by Bernard Porter
Call Number: 325.320973 P844e
Publication Date: 2006

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Great Britain -- Foreign Relations

“Hegemony” Compared: Great Britain and the United States in the Middle East by F. Gregory Gause III.
Security Studies 28, no. 3:565-587 June 2019.
Curbing the Royal Prerogative to Use Military Force: The British House of Commons and the Conflicts in Libya and Syria by Patrick A. Mello.
West European Politics 40, no.1:80-100 January 2017.
UK Options After Brexit: Go Big or Stay Home by Gregory Copley.
Defense & Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy 44, no. 8:20 August 2016.
British Foreign Policy and the Arab Spring by Phillip Leech and Jamie Gaskarth.
Diplomacy & Statecraft 26, no. 1:139-160 March 2015.
Has Britain Found Its Role? by David M. McCourt.
Survival 56, no. 2:159-178 April-May 2014.
Carving a Diplomatic Niche?: The April 1956 Soviet Visit to Britain by Simon Miles.
Diplomacy & Statecraft 24, no. 4:579-596 December 2013.
UK-US Relations After theThree Bs - Blair, Brown and Bush by David Hastings Dunn.
Defense & Security Analysis 27, no. 1:5-18 March 2011.

The United Kingdom: Background and Relations with the United States by Derek E. Mix.
Washington, D.C., Congressional Research Service, 2020. 20 p.
Mind the Gap by Catarina P Thomson.
London, RUSI, February 2018. 34 p.
Competing Norms and Foreign Policy Change: Humanitarian Intervention and British Foreign Policy by Anne Peltner.
International Politics 54, no. 6:745-759 November 2017.
Preserving the UK-US Special Relationship: A Tactically Capable and Interoperable Royal Air Force in 2036 by James Radley.
Maxwell Air Force Base, AL, Air Command and Staff College, 2016. 16 p.
Special Relationships in Flux: Brexit and the Future of the US-EU and US-UK Relationships by Tim Oliver and Michael John Williams.
International Affairs 92, no. 3:547-567 May 2016.
To be or not to be in Europe: Is that the Question? Britain's European Questions and an in/out Referendum by Tim Oliver.
International Affairs 91, no. 1:77-91 January 2015.
Strategizing Britain's Role in the World by Jamie Gaskarth.
International Affairs 90, no. 3:559-581 May 2014.
The Uncertain Merger of Values and Interests in UK Foreign Policy by Jonathan Gilmore.
International Affairs 90, no. 3:541-557 May 2014.
Still a Special Relationship? The Signifance of United States-United Kingdom Relations in the Twenty-FIrst Cenury by Marlene Z. Silva.
Monterey, CA, Naval Postgraduate School, December 2011. 77 p.
Foreign Policy Beliefs in Contemporary Britain by Jason Reifler and others.
International Studies Quarterly 55, no. 1:245-266 March 2011.

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