British civic society at the end of empire

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Exploring the aftermath of Britain's imperial decline, this book examines the role of civic associations in the 1960s and their influence on public perceptions of international responsibility. It highlights how decolonization has reshaped British interactions with the world, revealing the complex legacies of imperialism that continue to affect societal attitudes and actions. Through this lens, the author sheds light on the evolving sense of identity and duty among the British populace in a post-imperial context.