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Money And The End Of Empire British International Economic Policy And The Colonies 194758 Gerold Krozewski

Name: Money And The End Of Empire British International Economic Policy And The Colonies 194758 Gerold Krozewski
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Money And The End Of Empire British International Economic Policy And The Colonies 194758 Gerold Krozewski instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.22 MB

Pages: 328

Author: Gerold Krozewski

ISBN: 9780333919835, 9781403919601, 0333919831, 1403919607

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Money And The End Of Empire British International Economic Policy And The Colonies 194758 Gerold Krozewski by Gerold Krozewski 9780333919835, 9781403919601, 0333919831, 1403919607 instant download after payment.

This book illuminates British imperial policy after World War II in the context of economic policy and offers a novel argument about the end of the British Empire. Economic discrimination in the empire in the late 1940s and early 1950s sustained Britain's recovery, when political control in the colonies was feasible. Subsequently, economic liberalization and the move towards financial cosmopolitanism, combined with rising constraints for economic and political management in the colonies, loosened and ultimately severed Britain's imperial link.