Churchill and the Anglo-American Special Relationship (Paperback)

Introduction, Alan P. Dobson and Steve Marsh Prologue: The Ghost in the Attic: Churchill, the Soviet Union, and the Anglo-American Special Relationship, Warren F. Kimball 1. ‘Strategic Culture’ on the Road to (and from) Fulton: Institutionalism, Emotionalism, and the Anglo-American Special Relationship, David G. Haglund 2. Churchill’s Fulton Speech and the Context of Shared Values in a World of Dangers, Alan P. Dobson 3. Manipulating the Anglo-American Civilizational Identity in the Era of Churchill, Robert M. Hendershot 4. The Fulton Address as Racial Discourse, Srjdan Vucetic 5. Personal Diplomacy at the Summit, Steve Marsh 6. Churchill’s Ambassadors ? from Fulton to Suez, Tony McCulloch 7. Churchill’s inter-subjective special relationship: a corpus-assisted discourse approach, Anna Marchi, Nuria Lorenzo-Dus and Steve Marsh 8. The Architecture of a Myth: Constructing and Commemorating Churchill’s Special Relationship, c. 1919-69, Sam Edwards 9. Curtains, Culture and ‘Collective’ Memory, David Ryan Conclusion, Alan P. Dobson and Steve Marsh