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This book provides a critical analysis of United Kingdom foreign policy during the first two terms of Tony Blair’s New Labour government (1997–2005). Paul D. Williams examines major policy commitments and key international relationships — notably with the United States, the European Union, and Africa — and assesses how the Blair administration handled strategic issues such as political economy, defence, development, intervention, and the Iraq war. Through detailed empirical study, the book sheds light on the contradictions and continuities in British foreign policy in the post-Cold War era.

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