The British Empire in the 1950s

Focusing on the 1950s, this collection of studies delves into the often-overlooked history of the British empire during a critical phase of decolonization. It explores imperial policy and the empire's role in British society, assessing whether this decade marked a continued withdrawal from imperial ambitions or a resurgence of imperial influence. The analyses provide valuable insights into the complexities of British decolonization, enriching the understanding of a pivotal period in the empire's history.