Mark Curtis

Mark Curtis, Web of Deceit: Britain's Real Role in the World. With a Foreword by John Pilger. Vintage 2003.

Mark Curtis, The Ambiguites of Power: British Foreign Policy Since 1945. Zed Books 1995. 


Painful extraction

The Guardian, 3 August 2007

It's thriving, but lethal

The Guardian, 22 May 2007

Ten Years of New Labour's Arms Exports

ukwatch.net, 21 May 2007

The Future of British Foreign Policy

ukwatch.net, 7 May 2007

Britain's unethical foreign policy

The Guardian, 13 April 2007

A real power struggle

The Guardian, 18 October 2006

Voice of the unpeople

The Guardian, 3 June 2006

The 'Honest broker'? - Britain and Israel

UK Watch, 31 March 2006

Britain's Secret Support For Us Aggression: The Vietnam War

ZNet, 3 March 2006

Deepening Corporate Globalization

ZNet, 21 January 2006

Forcing Trade Liberalization on the Poor

UK Watch, 8 December 2005

Their right to return

The Guardian, 8 November 2005

Covert support of violence will return to haunt us

The Guardian, 6 October 2005

How the G8 lied to the world on aid

The Guardian, 23 August 2005

The British Agenda

UK Watch, 15 August 2005

Rogue State Britain: Foreign policy since the invasion of Iraq

ZNet, 21 March 2005

Britain and Africa: The new propaganda

ZNet, 21 March 2005

Africa's plight can't be explained by a pop song

The Guardian Weekly, 10 December 2004

The Colonial Precedent

ZNet, 31 October 2004 (This article is a premium sent to Sustainer Donors of Z/ZNet. To learn more, consult ZNet at http://www.zmag.org)

Bloodshed And Whitewash: Britain And The Rwanda Genocide

ZNet, 8 March 2004 (This article is a premium sent to Sustainer Donors of Z/ZNet. To learn more, consult ZNet at http://www.zmag.org)

As British as afternoon tea

The Guardian, 21 May 2003

Partners In Imperialism: Britian's Support For US Invasion

ZNet, 10 May 2003

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