The British Way in Cold Warfare Intelligence,

This volume aims to examine the long term strategies and themes that shaped Britain's Cold War policies.

Dr Matthew Grant is based at the University of Sheffield. He has been researching aspects of the Cold War since 2000 and is a regular speaker on the subject at conferences around the UK.

Preface
Introduction
The Bomb
British Nuclear Strategy During the Cold War
Disarmament and Non-Proliferation
Civil Defence and the Nuclear Deterrent
Diplomacy
In the National Interest: the BBC World Service and the Cold War
Anglo-French Nuclear Relations, the EEC and the Cold War
Transatlantic Nuclear Co-operation: the British Perspective
Intelligence
The British Way in Intelligence
British Intelligence and Threats to Post-war National Security
Intelligence and the Soviet Nuclear Threat
Intelligence and the Dismal Science: Strategic Economic Intelligence during the Cold War
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The British Way in Cold Warfare Intelligence, Diplomacy and the Bomb 1945-1975

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