Britain’s Cold War in Cyprus and Hong Kong

1. Introduction
Christopher Sutton

Part I. From Enemy to Ally to Enemy

2. Origins and the First Cold War, 1917–1945
Christopher Sutton

3. ‘A World of Grey Men’: The Rise of the CCP, 1938–1946
Christopher Sutton

4. Moderate, Irreproachable, and Organized: The Rise of AKEL, 1941–1946
Christopher Sutton

5. British Anti-Communism: From Enemy to Ally to Enemy
Christopher Sutton

Part II. Containment Through Reform

6. The Breakdown of Allied Cooperation and the Resumption of the Cold War
Christopher Sutton

7. A Failed New Deal in Hong Kong: From Constitution to Repression, 1946–1949
Christopher Sutton

8. A Failed New Deal in Cyprus: From Constitution to Repression, 1946–1949
Christopher Sutton

Part II. Containment Through Reform

9. British Anti-Communism: Containment Through Reform
Christopher Sutton

10. The Decline of the British World System
Christopher Sutton

11. Hong Kong, the Fall of China and ‘Pax’ Americana, 1949–1952
Christopher Sutton

12. ‘Too Much or Too Little Repression’: The Fall of AKEL, 1949–1955
Christopher Sutton

13. British Anti-Communism: Containment Through Repression
Christopher Sutton

14. Conclusion: Britain, the Empire, and the Cold War
Christopher Sutton

Nyckelord: History, Modern History, European History, History of Military