Tag: British Empire

Shock of the Global: Post-War Britain and Globalisation

by Benjamin Sacks The Second World War permanently altered Britain’s relationship with the rest of the globe. Before 1939 the … More

austerity, Board of Trade, British Empire, Clement Atlee, Commonwealth, Cultural Geography, Development, Economic Geography, George Ritzer, Global, Global Issues, globalisation, glocalisation, Guy de la Bédoyère, Karl Polanyi, local, London, luxury, Make do and mend, New York, Political Geography, Rationing, recycling, Roland Robinson, Second World War, Settler Colonies, Shock, Social Geography, The Great Transformation, Thomas Birtchnell, University of Wollongong, Welfare, World War II

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