Lecture posted March 29, 2012 by Daniel Hannan
Down the Road to Serfdom: Warnings from a British Friend
Abstract: The United States was born out of a popular revolt against a distant and autocratic government, and its model has always been based around the maximum decentralization and democratization of power. Now that model is being abandoned. The policies currently being pursued amount…
Issue Brief posted February 16, 2012 by Luke Coffey
The Obama–Cameron Summit Must Advance U.S.–U.K. Defense Cooperation
President Obama will host British Prime Minister David Cameron at the White House on March 13–14. The official visit will be dominated by the eurozone crisis, developments in Syria, Iran’s nuclear program, and Afghanistan. For the U.K., the Falkland Islands will also be an important agenda item. In addition, this…
WebMemo posted June 9, 2011 by Nile Gardiner, Ph.D.
President Obama Should Side with Britain over the Falkland Islands
President Obama was effusive in his praise for the Special Relationship when he visited London in May, but his Administration continues to slap Britain in the face over the highly sensitive Falkland Islands sovereignty issue by aligning itself with Argentina’s call for U.N.-brokered talks on the future of the islands.…
Special Report posted June 6, 2011 by Robin Harris, D. Phil.
Problems in British Foreign Policy
Abstract
It may take years before the results of NATO’s military operations against Colonel Muammar Qadhafi’s Libyan regime can finally be judged, but the issues raised by the crisis are of immediate importance.
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