The Palgrave Handbook of Presidents and Prime Ministers From Cleveland and Salisbury to Trump and Johnson

Acknowledgements
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Presidents and Prime Ministers
Chapter 3: Grover Cleveland and Lord Salisbury: A Shared History
Chapter 4: Theodore Roosevelt and Arthur Balfour: Friendship Without Familiarity
	The Ideology of English-Speaking Peoples
	The Policies of Peace
	The Intermediaries of Rapprochement
	Conclusion
Chapter 5: Woodrow Wilson and David Lloyd George: Uncongenial Allies
	The Setting
	The Men
	First Impressions
	Partners in War
	Face-to-Face Over the Peace
	Conclusion
Chapter 6: Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt and Ramsay MacDonald, Stanley Baldwin and Neville Chamberlain: Amelioration of Rivalry in the 1930s
	Naval Rivalry
	War Debts and Reparations
	The New International Order
	Anglo-American Relations, 1937–1939
	Conclusion
Chapter 7: Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill: Power Relations
	First Impressions and “Treasured Recollections”
	Great Contemporaries
	Partners in Power
	Divergences
	Conclusion
Chapter 8: Harry S. Truman and Clement Attlee: “Trouble Always Brings Us Together”
	From Allies to Adversaries
	The Alliance Redux
	Renewed Tensions
	Conclusion
Chapter 9: Dwight D. Eisenhower and Winston Churchill and Anthony Eden: A Common Cause?
	Laying the Groundwork
	Connecting the Dots
	European Defense Community
	Suez or Egypt
	Conclusion
Chapter 10: John F. Kennedy and Harold Macmillan: Dependence and Interdependence
Chapter 11: Lyndon Johnson and Harold Wilson: Pragmatist v. Pragmatist
	Close But Not Special: Anglo-American Relations in the 1960s
	Career Politicians
	High Hopes for the Relationship
	The Working Relationship: The Atlantic Nuclear Force, Sterling, and Vietnam
	Conclusion
Chapter 12: Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and Harold Wilson and James Callaghan: Personal Diplomacy, Friendship and US-UK Relations in the 1970s
	The Nixon-Heath Relationship, 1970–1974
	The Return of the Wilson Government, 1974–1976
	Gerald Ford and Henry Kissinger
	Callaghan Becomes Prime Minister, April 1976
	Jimmy Carter’s Election
	Conclusion
Chapter 13: Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher: A Not So “Special” Relationship?
	The ‘New Right’ Way to Power
	A Short Honeymoon
	More Than Two People in the Relationship
	Conclusion
Chapter 14: George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton and John Major: A Tale of Two Relationships
	The Bush Years 1990–1992
	The New ‘Special Relationship’
	The Clinton Years 1992–1997
	The War in Bosnia
	The Genocide in Rwanda
	Northern Ireland
	Conclusion
Chapter 15: Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Tony Blair: The Search for Order
	Introduction
	Clinton Meets Blair
	Clinton and Blair at War: Kosovo
	Blair Meets Bush
	Bush and Blair at War: Iraq
	Conclusion
Chapter 16: Barack Obama and David Cameron: The Ostensible Relationship
	Introduction
	A Brown Antecedence, 2008–2010
	Agenda, 2010
	Libya, 2011
	Security
	Syria, 2013–2015
	ISIS 2014–2016
	Chemistry and Choreography
	Brexit
	Conclusion
Chapter 17: Donald Trump and Theresa May: The Incredible Relationship
	Introduction
	Agenda, 2017
	Meeting (and Not Meeting)
	Brexit
	Security
	Foreign Policy
	Chemistry and Choreography
	Populism
	Conclusion
Chapter 18: Donald Trump and Boris Johnson: The Unfulfilled Relationship
	Introduction
	Agenda, 2019
	Personal
	Political
	Meeting (and Not Meeting)
	Pandemic
	Conclusion
Chapter 19: Conclusion
Correction to: Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill: Power Relations
Appendix: Biographies and Timeline
	Presidents
		Grover Cleveland
		William McKinley
		Theodore Roosevelt
		William Howard Taft
		Woodrow Wilson
		Warren G. Harding
		Calvin Coolidge
		Herbert Hoover
		Franklin Delano Roosevelt
		Harry S. Truman
		Dwight. D Eisenhower
		John F. Kennedy
		Lyndon B. Johnson
		Richard M. Nixon
		Gerald Ford
		Jimmy Carter
		Ronald Reagan
		George H. W. Bush
		Bill Clinton
		George W. Bush
		Barack Obama
		Donald Trump
		Select Bibliography:
	Prime Ministers
		Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury
		Arthur James Balfour
		Henry Campbell-Bannerman
		Herbert Henry Asquith
		David Lloyd George
		Andrew Bonar Law
		Stanley Baldwin
		Ramsay MacDonald
		Neville Chamberlain
		Winston Churchill
		Clement Attlee
		Anthony Eden
		Harold Macmillan
		Alec Douglas-Home
		Harold Wilson
		Edward Heath
		James Callaghan
		Margaret Thatcher
		John Major
		Tony Blair
		Gordon Brown
		David Cameron
		Theresa May
		Boris Johnson
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