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British Application to Join the European Economic Community
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The Path to Independence of the British Colonies
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What is the Commonwealth?
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The British Conservative Government’s Political Elite, and Post WWII Co-operation with Europe: Crisis of Confidence in British Politics, and the 2016 Referendum on Disrupting the Status quo!
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The Start of the Decolonisation Process of the British Empire: The Dominions, and the Commonwealth.
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Impacts of Two World Wars on the British Empire
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British Imperial Defence, and Power
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Power, and Interests of the British Establishment
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The Anglo-American”Special Nuclear Relationship”: The Origin of Contemporary British Bi-Partisan Defence Strategy
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Labour Imperial Establishment, and Protecting British Power, and Interests in the Decolonisation Process: Bevinian Atlanticist View in A Bi-Partisan British Post WWII.
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The British Imperial Expansion
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American Pressure on the British Empire for the Independence of India: American Financial Leverage on the Decolonisation of the British Empire.
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The British Political Elite: Social, and Historical Context, and Background: The British Establishment.
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Biography of the Leading Personalities of the British Imperial Political Elite Establishment, Presiding Over the Decolonisation Policy of the British Empire, and its Wider Implications
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“Churchillian” Foreign Policy Since 1945: Imperial Establishment’s Ideological Adjustments to Managing British Power, and Interests in Post Colonial Britain.
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Post Imperial “Churchillian” Defence, and Economic British Foreign Policy
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Theory of Elite
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Conservative Imperial Political Elite Establishment in the Decolonisation Process of the British Empire
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The Imperial Political Elite Establishment’s Strategies for Protecting British Power
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American Anti-Colonialism, and the Liquidation of the British Empire.
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Power, and Elite Theories
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From the British Empire to the Modern Commonwealth
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Pax Britannica – The Zenith of the British Empire
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The British Labour Party Uses Humanitarian Assistance as a Means of International Diplomacy In the Twenty-First Century
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Elite’s Power, and Interests in Britain
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The British Conservative Government’s Political Elite, and the European Union: Safeguarding British Interests (With Special Reference to: 2010 – 2016)
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British Foreign Policy Towards The I.R. Iran With Special Reference To The Two Main British Governing Parties: 2000-2015
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Warming up of Anglo – Iranian Relations in a Changing Middle East
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Iran: A Traditional and Vital Strategic Asset for the West in the 21st Century
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The British Conservative Party, Iran, and the Persian Gulf: A New Era?
