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Book reviews : The Ambiguities of Power: British foreign policy since 1945 By MARK CURTIS (London,Zed Press,1995). 250pp. £12.95

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Book reviews : The Ambiguities of Power: British foreign policy since 1945 By MARK CURTIS (London,Zed Press,1995). 250pp. £12.95

Volume 38, Issue 2

https://doi.org/10.1177/030639689603800217

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