Index

• Abbott, Tony
• Abulafia, David
• Acheson, Dean
• Adam Smith Institute
• Afghanistan
• African National Congress (ANC)
• Alapat, Madhav Das
• American Enterprise Institute
• Amery, Julian
• Amery, Leo
• Amritsar massacre (1919)
• Anglo-America concept
• Anglo-Irish Agreement (1987)
• Anglo-Saxonism concept; death of
• Anglosphere concept: concept overview; definition and origins of term; future of concept; importance of concept; lack of political realisation; literature overview; New Right Anglosphere; political Anglosphere
• Anglo-world concept
• ANZUS Pact
• apartheid
• Argentina see Falklands War
• Atlantic Bridge
• Atlantic Charter (1941)
• Attlee, Clement
• Australia: ANZUS Pact; and Brexit; and Britain joining EEC; and First World War; immigration; move to self-determination; New Labour relations with; post-war relations with Britain; railways; and Second World War; tariff protections; in twenty-first century; and War on Terror

• Baker, Herbert
• Baldwin, Stanley
• Balfour, Arthur
• Balfour Declaration (1926)
• Bannon, Steve
• Barnett, Anthony
• Belich, James
• Bell, Duncan
• Bengal famine (1943)
• Benn, Tony
• Bennett, James C.
• Beveridge, William
• Bevin, Ernest
• Black, Conrad
• Blair, Tony
• Boer War (1899–1902)
• Bolger, Jim
• Breitbart News
• Bretton Woods agreement (1944)
• Brexit: hard Brexit; likely outcomes; no-deal Brexit; post-referendum events; Powell's influence; reasons for referendum; reasons for results; referendum campaign; referendum results; rise in arguments for; see also Euroscepticism
• British Commonwealth: and Brexit; and Britain's joining of EEC; Churchill's attitude; emigration to Britain; first use of term; formation; Powell's attitude; race issues; relations with Britain in 1940s and 1950s; as term for dominions; Thatcher's attitude; threat posed by Suez crisis; UKIP's attitude
• British Empire: Chamberlain's reforms; Churchill's experience of; death; dominions’ move to self-determination; ‘First British Empire’; imperial federalism; and New Right Anglosphere; and non-white immigration; post-war importance to Britain; racism within; South African federalism and administration; twenty-first-century re-evaluations
• Brown, Gordon
• Bruges Group of Eurosceptic MPs
• Buchan, John
• Buchanan, Pat
• Bulwer-Lytton, Edward
• Bush, George W.
• Butler, RAB

• Callaghan, James
• Calwell, Arthur
• Cameron, David
• Canada: and Brexit; and Britain joining EEC; Chamberlain's admiration for; and Chanak incident; and First World War; French speakers and Anglosphere; immigration; move to self-determination; post-war relations with Britain; railways; rebellions (1837–8); and Second World War; and South Africa; tariff protections; in twenty-first century; US ambitions to unite with; and War on Terror
• CANZUK concept
• Carnegie, Andrew
• Carrington, Lord
• Cash, Bill
• Cato Institute
• Ceylon
• Chamberlain, Austen
• Chamberlain, Joseph: ideas; legacy
• Chamberlain, Neville
• Chanak incident (1922)
• Charles G. Koch Foundation
• Charmley, John
• Chesney, George Tomkyns
• China
• Churchill, Winston: and Anglosphere; and British Empire; and Commonwealth; and Europe; Fulton speech (1946); Harvard speech (1943); History of the English-Speaking Peoples; legacy; Obama and his bust; and Powell; and Thatcher; and USA
• City of London: and 1940s British economy; and EU single currency; importance; nineteenth-century investment in USA; and tariff reform
• Clark, Helen
• Clarke, Kenneth
• Clinton, Bill
• Cold War: course of; end; and South Africa
• colonialism see British Commonwealth; British Empire
• Common Agricultural Policy
• Commonwealth see British Commonwealth
• communism: and ANC; as definer of Anglosphere; demise; and Marshall Plan; Thatcher's attitude
• Congress of Europe
• Conquest, Robert
• Conservative Party: and Anglosphere; and Brexit; and British Empire; Churchill's speech to 1948 conference; Churchill's status; and Commonwealth; and Europe; Heath's brand; and New Right Anglosphere; and South Africa; splits under Thatcher; Thatcher's influence; and US nuclear strategy; see also Churchill, Winston; May, Theresa; Powell, Enoch; Thatcher, Margaret
• Council of Europe
• Cuba
• Cummings, Dominic
• Curtis, Lionel

• Davis, David
• De Gaulle, Charles
• defence capabilities, contemporary
• defence spending
• Delors, Jacques
• democracy
• devolution
• digital technologies, and trade
• Dilke, Charles
• Drake, Sir Francis
• Dubai

• East Africa
• economy: in 1940s and 1950s; British compared with rest of Europe; Commonwealth and Empire's importance to; effect of Bretton Woods collapse; EU's sovereign debt crises; global financial meltdown (2007–8); IMF bailout; under Wilson; see also money
• Eden, Anthony
• Eisenhower, Dwight D.
• El Alamein
• English language
• Europe: Churchill's attitude; early federalist ideas; mid-twentieth-century balance of power; USA's attitude
• European Coal and Steel Community
• European Commission
• European Convention of Human Rights
• European Council of Ministers
• European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM)
• European Free Trade Area (EFTA)
• European Monetary System (EMS)
• European Union (formerly European Economic Community): 1975 referendum; Blair's attitude; Britain joins; Britain's debate about joining; Britain's failed attempts to join; British attitude; contemporary British trade with; Eastern European countries admitted; federalism and integration; foundation; monetary union; and New Right Anglosphere; origins; Powell's attitude; single currency; sovereign debt crises; Thatcher's attitude; see also Brexit
• Euroscepticism: in 1960s; and Churchill; contemporary rise; and Greater Britain concept; and Iraq War; under New Labour; and New Right Anglosphere; Powell's influence; and social reform; and Thatcher; trade preferences; see also Brexit
• Evans, Gareth

• Fabian Society
• Falklands War (1982)
• Farage, Nigel
• Federal Union
• federalism: Anglo-Saxonism; and EU; historic British opposition to; imperial; international; pan-Saxonism; in South Africa
• Ferguson, Niall
• First World War (1914–18)
• ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence-sharing scheme
• Fontainebleau agreement (1984)
• Foreign and Commonwealth Office
• Fox, Liam
• France: and Britain joining EEC; effect of joining EEC on economy; European ambitions; relations with Germany in EU; trade with Britain; and War on Terror
• Freeman, Edward A.
• Froude, J. A.
• Fukuyama, Francis

• Gaitskell, Hugh
• Gamble, Andrew
• Gandhi, Mohandas K.
• general election (2017)
• Germany: in late nineteenth century; relations with France in EU; reunification; trade with Britain; see also West Germany
• globalisation
• gold standard
• Gove, Michael
• Great White Fleet cruise (1907–9)
• Greater Britain concept
• Greenwood, Arthur
• Grenada, US invasion (1983)

• Hague, William
• Haig, Alexander
• Hannan, Daniel
• Harper, Stephen
• Harries, Owen
• Hawaii
• Hawke, Bob
• Hay, John
• Heath, Edward
• Heritage Foundation
• Heseltine, Michael
• Hill, Victor
• Historians for Britain
• history, end of
• Hitchens, Christopher
• Hitler, Adolf
• Hong Kong
• Howard, John
• Howard, Michael
• Howe, Geoffrey
• Howell, David, Lord
• Hudson Institute
• Hughes, Billy
• Hulsman, John
• Huntington, Samuel

• identity see national identity and sovereignty
• immigration: Anglo-diaspora in long nineteenth century; and Brexit; and CANZUK; dominions and non-white immigration; from Commonwealth; from Eastern Europe; race issues; and Trump; twentieth-century British migration to Commonwealth
• Colonial Conference (1897)
• Imperial Conference (1921)
• Imperial Conference (1923)
• Imperial Conference (1926)
• Imperial Conference (1932)
• Imperial Federation League
• Imperial Standards
• India: and Anglosphere; and Brexit; and Britain joining EEC; Churchill's attitude; discrimination against within British Empire; and global economy; and Greater Britain concept; independence; Powell's attitude; and South Africa; UKIP's attitude
• Institute for Public Policy Research
• Institute of Economic Affairs
• intelligence sharing see ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence-sharing scheme
• internet
• Iraq
• Iraq War
• Ireland: and Anglosphere; Churchill's attitude; dominion status; and Euroscepticism; Home Rule argument; and Second World War; trade with Britain; and War on Terror; see also Northern Ireland
• ‘iron curtain’ concept
• Islam
• Italy

• Japan
• Japanese Navy
• Jenkins, Roy
• Johnson, Boris

• Kassam, Raheem
• Keating, Paul
• Kennedy, John F.
• Kenney, Jason
• Kenya
• Kerr, Philip see Lothian, Philip Kerr, Lord
• Key, John
• Keynes, John Maynard
• Kilmuir, Lord
• Kipling, Rudyard
• Kosovo

• Labour Party: and Anglosphere; and Brexit; and Commonwealth; and Europe; New Labour; Wilson's governments; see also Blair, Tony; Wilson, Harold
• Lake, Marilyn
• Lamont, Norman
• Lawson, Nigel
• League of Nations
• Lend-Lease scheme
• Lilico, Andrew
• Lloyd, John
• Lloyd George, David
• London: buildings of ‘Anglosphere’ countries
• Lothian, Philip Kerr, Lord

• Maastricht Treaty (1993)
• Macmillan, Harold
• Mahan, Alfred T.
• Major, John
• Malaysia
• Maori
• maritime order and power; see also Royal Navy
• Marshall Plan (1947)
• Mau Mau
• Maude, Angus
• May, Theresa
• Mead, Walter Russell
• measurement: Imperial Standards
• Menzies, Robert
• Middle East
• migration see immigration
• Milner, Alfred
• Milner's Kindergarten
• Milward, Alan
• Minogue, Kenneth
• modernisation concept
• money: Bretton Woods agreement (1944); EU monetary union; EU single currency; sterling convertibility; sterling crises and EEC; see also City of London; economy
• Monroe Doctrine
• Morrison, Herbert
• Mugabe, Robert
• multiculturalism
• Murdoch, Rupert
• Muzorewa, Abel

• national identity and sovereignty: and Anglo-Saxonism; and Anglosphere; and Brexit; and British history; and Commonwealth; and devolution; and Europe; growing popular focus on; and New Zealand; Powell's attitude; Thatcher's attitude; and world wars
• Nationality Act (1948)
• NATO
• naval power see maritime order and power
• Nehru, Jawaharlal
• neo-conservatism
• Netherlands
• New Criterion magazine
• New Zealand: ANZUS Pact; and Brexit; and Britain joining EEC; and First World War; immigration; move to self-determination; post-war relations with Britain; railways; and Second World War; in twenty-first century; and War on Terror
• 9/11
• Nixon, Richard
• Northern Ireland
• nuclear weapons

• Obama, Barack
• oil
• Oman
• O’Neill, Sir Con
• O’Sullivan, John

• Pakistan
• pan-Saxonism concept
• Parkin, George
• Pearson, Charles
• Pearson, Lester
• Philippines
• Pinkerton, James
• Pocock, J. G. A.
• Pompidou, Georges
• Powell, Enoch: and Anglosphere; background; classics’ influence on; and Commonwealth; context of his ideas; and EEC; and Europe; on immigration; legacy; on national identity; and Northern Ireland; ‘Rivers of Blood’ speech; and Thatcher
• Puerto Rico

• race issues: and Anglo-Saxonism; and Anglosphere; apartheid; and Brexit; and Chamberlain's imperial trade preference campaign; Churchill's attitude; in Commonwealth; and Commonwealth immigration; dominions and non-white immigration; and imperial federalism; and Irish Home Rule; multiculturalism; and pan-Saxonism; and Powell; in South Africa
• railways
• Reagan, Ronald
• Redwood, John
• Reynolds, Henry
• Rhodes, Cecil
• Rhodesia see Zimbabwe
• Robbins, Lionel
• Roberts, Andrew
• Rome, Treaty of (1957)
• Roosevelt, Franklin D.
• Roosevelt, Theodore
• Rosebery, Lord
• Round Table movement
• Royal Navy
• Royal Titles Bill (1953)
• Rudd, Kevin
• Russia; see also Soviet Union

• Schreiner, W. R.
• Schuman Plan
• Scotland
• Second World War (1939–45)
• Seeley, J. R.
• Selborne, Lord
• Selborne Memorandum (1907)
• Sharpeville massacre (1960)
• ships and shipping
• Singapore
• Singh, Manmohan
• Single European Act (1986)
• Smith, Goldwin
• Smith, Ian
• Social Democratic Party
• social reform: and Boer War; and Churchill; and EU; and Euroscepticism; and imperial unity; and welfare state
• South Africa: apartheid; Boer War; Boers and Anglosphere; British migration to; federalism and imperial administration; and First World War; leaves Commonwealth; race issues; Thatcher's attitude
• sovereignty see national identity and sovereignty
• Soviet Union; see also Russia
• Spanish–American War (1898)
• Star Wars Defence programme
• Stephenson, Neal
• Steyn, Mark
• Sudan
• Suez crisis (1956)

• terrorism see 9/11; War on Terror
• Tharoor, Shashi
• Thatcher, Margaret: and Anglosphere; Bruges speech (1988); and Commonwealth; and EU; influence on Conservative Party; and Northern Ireland; and Powell; and USA
• Tooze, Adam
• trade: and Brexit; within British Empire and Commonwealth; and digital technologies; within EU; imperial preference; and New Right Anglosphere; post Brexit; post-war US dominance; with South Africa; twentieth-century free trade movements; US Open Door policy; UKIP's attitude; with USA
• travel and transport
• Trudeau, Justin
• Truman, Harry S.
• Trump, Donald
• Turkey
• Turnbull, Malcolm

• United Europe Movement
• United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)
• United Nations
• US Navy
• USA: Anglo-America concept; ANZUS Pact; Blair's relations with; Bretton Woods agreement (1944); and Brexit; British dominions’ relations with; British future relations with; British migration to; British nineteenth-century relations with; British relations with post Iraq; British twentieth-century relations with; and Europe; Eurosceptic attitude; French attitude; international ambitions; in late nineteenth century; Muslim attitude; and New Right Anglosphere; and nuclear weapons; under Obama; Open Door policy; Powell's attitude; railways; ‘special relationship’ with Britain; Thatcher's relations with; Trump's relations with Britain; in twenty-first century; War on Terror

• Venezuela
• Versailles, Treaty of (1919)
• Vucetic, Srdjan

• Wales
• War on Terror
• Washington Conference (1921–2)
• Washington Consensus
• welfare state
• Wells, H. G.
• the West: and interventionism; rise of concept
• West Africa
• West Germany; see also Germany
• Willetts, David
• Wilson, Harold
• Wootton, Barbara

• Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia)