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• Dissenting visions : the executive, parliament and the problematic Anglo-American Atomic Collaboration in the changes of British atomic foreign policy 1945-6 

  Roitto, Matti (University of Jyväskylä, 2015)

• Challenging the Royal Prerogative : the Decision on War against Iraq in Parliamentary Debates in 2002–3 

  Häkkinen, Teemu (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd.; Parliamentary History Yearbook Trust, 2016)

  The use of military force is an excellent example of how the decision-making process has traditionally been carried out by the executive. However, the role of parliamentary decision making in this area has gradually emerged ...

• Constructing images of great power politics : a comparative study on the visual representations of British and German political institutions in political cartoons in the early 20th century 

  Niemistö, Lauri (2017)

  Tutkielma selvittää Iso-Britannian ja Saksan poliittisten järjestelmien arvioimista ja mielikuvien luomista pilakuvissa 1900-luvun alun poliittisesti epävakaissa oloissa. Pilakuvien kautta piirtäjät toivat ilmi näkemyksiä ...

• Power, politics, and pillowtalk: The role of royal mistresses in British and French discourses on the legitimacy of monarchical rule, 1714–1774 

  Kauppinen, Elina (2019)

  Unlike modern mistresses of politically powerful men, early modern royal mistresses were not merely a scandal that were best concealed from audiences. The royal mistresses were a practice and a phenomenon, even an institution, ...

• Parliament and the Press : Forging the United Nations in Wartime Britain, 1939–45 

  Holmila, Antero (Wiley-Blackwell, 2020)

  During the Second World War, not only the United States but also Great Britain played a leading role in planning and establishing the United Nations (UN) as a new international organisation to replace the League of Nations. ...