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Britain's clandestine role in the Dhofar War from 1963 to 1976 is examined through military perspectives, highlighting the lack of parliamentary oversight during government support for Oman's rulers. Utilizing archival materials, firsthand accounts, and existing literature, the book sheds light on this historically significant yet often neglected intervention in the Middle East. It serves as an essential resource for scholars and students exploring the complexities of Britain's post-colonial influence in Middle Eastern politics.

Anglesey at Work is a fascinating pictorial history of the working life of the island of Anglesey in the last hundred and more years.

Suitable for contemporary security scholars, and those involved in political/military policy, this title offers terminology intends to clarify scholarly understanding of proxy warfare, a framework for understanding why states seek to use proxies in order to fulfil strategic objectives.

Focusing on the complex dimensions of the Cold War, this collection brings together insights from established scholars to explore its ideational, cultural, political, and strategic aspects. It integrates contemporary intellectual trends with historical analysis, offering a comprehensive understanding of this multifaceted conflict. The collaboration of experts enhances the depth of knowledge presented, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the intricacies of Cold War dynamics.