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`Us and them': the changing nature of commonwealth diplomacy, 1880-1973.
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The traditional prerequisite for the despatch of diplomatic missions -- sovereign statehood -- was absent when, towards the end of the nineteenth century, governments of the Commonwealth began to send and receive representatives. As a result, the Commonwealth developed a distinctive way of conducting relations and their envoys were given a non-diplomatic title. This remained true even after the self-governing dominions began to appear on the international scene and then, in 1931, w...
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Commonwealth whose wealth?
New African
; There has been no shortage of news about the Commonwealth in the past two months. But how does the Commonwealth impact or benefit the ordinary African? In this article ...
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The Commonwealth and Europe: The Commonwealth and Britain's Applications to Join The European Communities. .(Book Review)
Albion
; Alex May, ed. Britain, The Commonwealth and Europe: The Commonwealth and Britain's Applications to Join The European Communities. New York: Palgrave. 2001. Pp. xx, 188. $65.00. ISBN 0-333-80013-3. This book originated in a conference on the Commonwealth and Europe held at South Bank University in
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`Us and them': the changing nature of commonwealth diplomacy, 1880-1973.
The Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics
; The traditional prerequisite for the despatch of diplomatic missions -- sovereign statehood -- was absent when, towards the end of the nineteenth century, governments of the Commonwealth began to send and receive representatives. As a result, the Commonwealth developed a distinctive way of
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LEADING ARTICLE : Commonwealth: a revival of hope?
The Independent - London
; The Queen's visit to South Africa is more than a nostalgic snapshot in a wicked world. Her presentation of the Order of Merit to Nelson Mandela in Cape Town yesterday was like a prize-giving of the most exhilarating but solemn significance. The historical resonances made this more than another
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Self-serving, corrupt and, yes, racist; Is it time for Britain to leave the Commonwealth?
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; Byline: SIMON HEFFER THERE comes a moment in the progress of appeasement when enough, at last, becomes enough. For Britain and its shameful appeasement of Robert Mugabe, the dictator of Zimbabwe, that moment at last seems to have been reached. It is, though, not merely several years too late. It is
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Self-serving, corrupt and, yes, racist Is it time for Britain to leave the Commonwealth?
Daily Mail
; THERE comes a moment in the progress of appeasement when enough, at last, becomes enough. For Britain and its shameful appeasement of Robert Mugabe, the dictator of Zimbabwe, that moment at last seems to have been reached. It is, though, not merely several years too late. It is too late altogether.
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A second Commonwealth could make Britain great again
Yorkshire Post
; David Howell Lord Howell of Guildford is the Shadow Deputy Leader of the Lords. A former Minister in the governments of Edward Heath and Margaret Thatcher, from 1987-97 he was chairman of the Commons Foreign Affairs Committee. BRITAIN urgently needs a re-orientation of its foreign policy to meet
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 "Business Times (Malaysia)")
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Zimbabwe threatens to overshadow Commonwealth summit again, BUSINESS TIMES
Business Times (Malaysia)
; Business Times (Malaysia) 12-05-2003 IN an environment almost similar to last year's Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Coolum, Australia, the issue of Zimbabwe has again threatened to overshadow the Abuja summit which begins today. The threat by President Robert Mugabe that Zimbabwe would
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Introduction: the meaning of the commonwealth today.
The Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics
; As (co-)editor of this journal I have inherited a journal title and with it an implicit frame of reference for journal contents. At the least we require articles in its pages to focus on one or more of those countries currently holding Commonwealth membership status. But we do not generally analyse
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Commonwealth residualism and the machinations of power in a turbulent Zimbabwe.
The Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics
; ... former democratic colleagues and the Daily News took great delight in re-publishing one ... Harare, 17 Oct. 2000. (28.) The Daily News (Harare), 23 Oct. 2000, 6. (29.) J.N. Moyo ... Open Mouths and Shut Minds', The Daily News (Harare), 24 Oct. 2000, 16-17 (first published ...
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