موقف بريطانيا من سياسة الاحتواء الأمريكية في غرب أوروبا 1945-1948

Abstract EN

Containment policy: are general ideas that are drawn to confront and control risks to interests and goals.

The containment policy is as old as the existence of groups, societies and states, and it is not an innovative policy, and creativity in it lies in the content of this policy, and it appears in its effects and dimensions, in terms of creative thought that deals with dangers, and creative work in implementing this thought, renewable means and goals, this creativity leads to Preventing and squandering dangers, and even working as much as possible to make them a servant or unobstructed in finding interests and achieving goals, as America's policy in containing the communist threat on the home front of the Soviet Union during the new cold war that America ignited after the Second World War 1939-1945.

Confronting the study of Britain’s position on American containment policy in western Europe is one of the topics that carries very important privacy, especially in a country like Britain that adopts liberal and capitalist ideas represented by the ideology of the Conservative Party, and socialist ideas adopted by the Labor Party, and the importance of the topic lies on the basis of Most of the political studies concerned with British foreign policy in the period before and after the Second World War (1939 - 1951) It was not taken historically by analytical or deductive writing, so it remained immature and bound by traditional studies, and for this study to be more sober and judicious, more tender and a life of thought, the study saw that the research divisions are based on axes on the historical roots of this policy and the Marshall and Truman projects, relying on Original and contemporary sources