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pp. 515-541
British Mass Perceptions of the Anglo-American Special Relationship
Jorgen Rasmussen and James M. McCormick analyze the British public's views of Anglo-American relations and find the "special relationship" to be largely a myth. The British public, in contrast to the political elite, does not feel any affinity with the United States. As a result, firm support for U.S. international policies can prove costly in domestic popularity for a prime minister.
Labour in Power, 1945-1951, Kenneth O. Morgan ; The Labour Governments, 1945-51, Henry Pelling Reviewed by Jorgen Rasmussen
The Changing Anatomy of Britain, Anthony Sampson Reviewed by Jorgen Rasmussen
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