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     • Special relationships are durable and exclusive bilateral relations between autonomous polities that are based on mutual expectations of preferential treatment by its members and outsiders as well as regular entanglement of some (external) governance functions.
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   What is a special relationship?

   • The discourse used to describe the alliance is one of the most fundamental examples of this. Not only does the term ‘Special Relationship’ embody a degree of superiority, but the repetition of the term since the Second World War has helped to translate this rhetorical power into a social reality.

   Analysing the 'Special Relationship' between the US and UK in a

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   What is the history of the special relationship?

   • The special relationship emerged in the aftermath of the Second World War and, since then, both countries have faced multiple crises; Bayliss 1997 examines the history of the relationship through these periods. Dobson and Marsh 2013 provide a detailed history of the contemporary special relationship. Bartlett, Christopher J.

   US–UK Special Relationship - International Relations - Oxford

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   Why is special relationship important?

   • Thus, the enduring narrative of the term ‘Special Relationship’ has helped to translate linguistic power into a form of superiority in the social world by socialising America and Britain into this assumption about reality.

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   Is a'special relationship' a real relationship?

   • Not only does the term ‘Special Relationship’ embody a degree of superiority, but the repetition of the term since the Second World War has helped to translate this rhetorical power into a social reality. As such, Britain and America have been largely socialised into the assumption that their relationship is indeed ‘special’.

   Analysing the 'Special Relationship' between the US and UK in a

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   Is a special relationship still popular?

   • Certainly the term special relationship has varied in its popularity and its uses over time and, however cringe worthy to many a politician or diplomat, it remains sufficiently popular in journalism circles to ensure its future longevity. This article cites academic work that examines the history, nature, health, and future of this relationship.

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   Does the 'special relationship' dominate all other alliances?

   • The ‘Lazarus’ hypothesis clearly exemplifies why the ‘Special Relationship’ cannot be seen to dominate all other alliances in the context of the Transatlantic, as the relationship’s importance has a tendency to waiver depending on the circumstances.

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3. www.e-ir.info › 2020/08/02 › analysing-the-specialAnalysing the 'Special Relationship' between the US and UK in ...

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   Aug 2, 2020 · The term ‘Special Relationship’ has defined the alliance between the US and UK. Does it dominate all Transatlantic relations or is it contingent on convenience and context?

4. www.bbc.com › news › magazine-17272610A Point of View: Churchill and the birth of the special ... - BBC

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   Mar 11, 2012 · Winston Churchill coined the phrases "special relationship" and "Iron Curtain" on a lecture tour of American universities - and his words still resonate today, says historian David Cannadine.

5. link.springer.com › article › 10The roots of the ‘special relationship’: Shared values or ...

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   Jul 2, 2020 · This article reviews the history of the Anglo-American ‘special relationship’ to assess the relative importance of shared cultures and values, common enemies and political self-interest in maintaining the connection over the long term and, most important, in making it closer and more salient in the short term.

   • Author: James E. Cronin
   • Email: james.cronin.1@bc.edu

   • Publish Year: 2020

6. ehne.fr › en › encyclopediaThe Anglo-American “Special Relationship”: myth and reality

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   What better example of the power of myths in international relations than the concept of the “Special Relationship,” which Churchill used for the first time in his famous Fulton speech delivered in March 1946?

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   Special relationships are durable and exclusive bilateral relations between autonomous polities that are based on mutual expectations of preferential treatment by its members and outsiders as well as regular entanglement of some (external) governance functions.

   • Author: Sebastian Harnisch

   • Publish Year: 2017

8. www.bbc.com › news › newsbeat-35783309UK-US special relationship: A short history - BBC News

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   Sep 21, 2021 · Almost everyone wants to be friends with the US. And the UK has that very "special relationship" to maintain. But that's hard to do when the key players change all the time.

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   Sep 28, 2016 · The special relationship emerged in the aftermath of the Second World War and, since then, both countries have faced multiple crises; Bayliss 1997 examines the history of the relationship through these periods.