Offers a perspective on the current literature and historiographical debates surrounding the end of the British Empire. Analyses the nature of anti-colonialism, domestic arguments regarding the empire, security and intelligence, relations between capital and labour and the movement of people
Last Outpost of a Middle East Empire
The book offers a comprehensive examination of the conflict between Britain and Nasser in Aden and its neighboring regions leading up to the British withdrawal in 1967. It delves into the historical context and political dynamics of the confrontation, shedding light on the implications of this pivotal moment in colonial history. Through detailed accounts, it explores the motivations and actions of both sides, providing insight into the broader impact on the region.