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New Labour, Británie a svět

Author: Jan Váška

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British foreign policy under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown also drew on ideas about the country’s place in the world. Jan Váška reconstructs these ideas through an analysis of prime ministerial speeches and key texts. He examines the ideological frameworks within which political decisions took shape.

The focus is on Britain’s international identity, Europe, the United States, and the changing distribution of global power. The book will appeal to readers of international relations and political discourse.

Publisher: Karolinum
Language: Czech
Type: E-book
ISBN: 978-80-246-3744-0
Publication date: 1. January 2018
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The monograph examines the ideological framework of British foreign policy during the New Labour era.

Book information

Publisher
Karolinum
Formát
E-book
Language
Czech
Genre
Medzinárodné vzťahy
ISBN
978-80-246-3744-0
Publication date
1. January 2018
Pages
310
E-book formats
PDF (ISBN 978-80-246-3771-6)

What is New Labour, Británie a svět about?

The research is based on content and discourse analysis of speeches and other texts. The author traces understandings of Britain’s role and its relations with Europe and the United States.

Another strand concerns ideas about the norms of international politics and responses to changes in the global environment. This is an interpretation of political thought in the Blair and Brown era.

Themes and motifs

International identity

Ideas about Britain’s role.

Political discourse

Analysis of speeches and key texts.

Foreign policy

Relations with Europe and the United States.

Who is this book for?

International relations students and readers interested in British politics.

Otázky o knihe

What is New Labour, Británie a svět about?

The monograph examines the ideological framework of British foreign policy during the New Labour era.

What language is the e-book in?

Czech.

Which formats is the e-book available in?

PDF.

How many pages does the e-book have?

310 pages.

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