Rethinking empire and self‑rule for a global commonwealth.
This concise volume analyzes how Dominions might assume full responsibility for their foreign affairs and what that means for the future of the empire.
The book argues that the path to true self-government must go beyond tariffs and immigration. It discusses how foreign policy has remained centralized in London, and why a formal mechanism is needed to let Dominions decide, openly and democratically, who conducts peace and war.
Accessible to readers new to the topic, it frames a practical question: what change is necessary to empower Dominion governments while preserving the unity of the Commonwealth? The discussion unfolds with a focus on public accountability, constitutional reform, and the role of public opinion in shaping imperial policy.
Ideal for readers interested in constitutional history, imperial governance, and the questions nations face when moving toward greater self-government while maintaining shared purpose.
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