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Great Britain and the United States
註釋In the years following World War II, the United Kingdom and the United States have found it useful to cultivate an unusually close partnership based on shared objectives, fears, values, and a remarkable array of personal bonds between the two nations' leaders. While this partnership has not been without its trials, its durability has been a salient feature of the postwar international landscape. In this balanced survey historian Robert Hathaway explores the strategic, diplomatic, economic, and cultural dimensions of the special relationship that fact and fantasy have woven around British-American ties. Drawing upon archival material from both sides of the Atlantic, he employs a binational approach that skillfully reveals the two nations' differing perspectives. (from book cover).