The Labour Party, War and International Relations, 1945-2006

Focusing on the Labour Party's perspective, this book examines its evolving stance on war and international relations from 1945 onwards. It delves into the political decisions and ideologies that have shaped the party's approach, offering insights into how historical events influenced its policies and attitudes. Through comprehensive analysis, it highlights the complexities and contradictions within the party's responses to global conflicts and diplomatic challenges over the decades.