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Losing the blanket : Australia and the end of Britain's empire David Goldsworthy Published by Melbourne University Press (2002) |
Book description
Based on original research in the Australian and British government archives,
this in-depth study offers a fresh look at Australian-British relations in
the 1950s and 1960s. Arriving at a period of increased interest in the consequences
of colonialism and the relationship between Australia and Britain, especially
in light of the republic debate and Australia's recent Centenary of Federation,
celebrated in 2001, it combines two interrelated themes-that of the terminal
phase of Britain's formal empire and the aftermath of its dissolution, and
the development of Anglo-Australian relations in the same period-into a single
framework for the first time. This highly accessible text is also suitable
for general readers interested in Australian and colonial history and politics.
About the Author
David Goldsworthy, an honorary professorial fellow in the School of Political
and Social Inquiry at Monash University, is the author of Colonial Issues
in British Politics 1945-1961, Tom Mboya, The Conservative Government and
the End of Empire, and Facing North, Volume 1.
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