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THE DECLINE AND FALL OF BRITISH POWER

The purpose of this paper is to examine the decline and fall of British power. “Power” is defined as the ability to influence another party and Michael Mann’s four sources of social power is employed as an analytical tool. the it it is argued that those indicators may not reveal the full of the of British power 2016. The downward trajectory of power is through the prism of two examples. The first concerns Korea and Britain’s through the influence of Britain’s then prime minister the defence of as well as lobbying the US on its threatened use of nuclear weapons. The contrast with the British stance on the latest crisis on the peninsular could not be starker and the silence of the British government reflects the fall of British influence notwithstanding claims to the contrary post referendum of a “Global Britain”.