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Britain’s Cold War in Cyprus and Hong Kong: A Conflict of Empires

Britain’s Cold War Hong Kong and Cyprus Notes From Enemy to Ally to Enemy Origins and the First Cold War, 1917-1945 Britain, Tsarist Russia, and Qing China Britain and the Soviet Union Interwar Colonial Rule and Development The Second World War The Labour Government Notes ‘A World of Grey Men’: The Rise of the CCP, 1938-1946 To Recover Hong Kong?The Trouble with China The KMT-CCP Rivalry Reform and Loyalties Notes Moderate, Irreproachable, and Organized: The Rise of AKEL, 1941-1946 The Origins of AKEL Woolley and the Politics of Force AKEL and the Politics of Consensus Legal Containment, 1946 The Proscription Debate and Labour The 1946 Municipal Elections Notes British Anti-Communism: From Enemy to Ally to Enemy Containment Through Reform The Breakdown of Allied Cooperation and the Resumption of the Cold War Britain and the Soviet Union Labour’s ‘New Approach’ to Colonialism Notes A Failed New Deal in Hong Kong: From Constitution to Repression, 1946-1949 Constitutional Advancement?The CCP in Hong Kong The Deportation of Aliens Ordinance The Public Order Ordinance The Education Ordinance The Illegal Strikes and Lockouts Ordinance The Societies Ordinance The Special Bureau, Education Department Notes A Failed New Deal in Cyprus: From Constitution to Repression, 1946-1949 The ‘New Deal’ for Cyprus WlNSTER AND AKEL The Consultative Assembly Political Violence The November Demonstrations AKEL’s 1949 Purge Cooperation with the Nationalists?Youth and Proscription AKEL and the Iron Curtain US Interest The 1949 Municipal Elections Notes British Anti-Communism: Containment Through Reform ІІІ Containment Through Repression The Decline of the British World System Labour’s Last Years, 1949-1951 The Cold War Empire Conservative Governments and Empire (1951-1957)Notes Hong Kong, the Fall of China and ‘Fax’ Americana, 1949-1952 The ‘Berlin of the East’Counter-Propaganda Defence and Immigration The Fall of China The Expulsion of Undesirables Ordinance Corporal and Capital Punishment Education The Death of Constitutional Reform Notes ‘Too Much or Too Little Repression’: The Fall of AKEL, 1949-1955 The 1950 Plebiscite Wright’s Strong Hand Wright and Proscription Nationalist Youth Violence Armitage and Akel EOKA’s Revolt and AKEL’s Proscription Notes British Anti-Communism: Containment Through Repression Conclusion: Britain, the Empire, and the Cold War The Geopolitics of Empire Youth Trade Unionism Population Control The Cold War: Imperialisms and Ideologies Notes Bibliography

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