Books By Martin Thornton - Author

Martin Thornton is a senior lecturer in International History and Politics at the University of Leeds, where he is affiliated to the Centre for Canadian Studies there. He researches early Cold War history and 20th century Canadian and American foreign policy. His published work has covered: Canada and the early Cold War; American foreign policy; Aboriginal People in Canada; and Nancy Astor. He teaches on Canadian foreign policy since 1939 and international history since 1919. His publications include 'Canadian Perspectives and Concerns about the Wider World Britain and the Partitions of Palestine, 1946-8', Journal of American and Canadian Studies, 23, pp.41-64 (2006) and 'Conflict and Consensus in Anglo-Canadian Relations: Winston Churchill's Views on the Restructuring of International Affairs, 1943-1949', in: Professor Neil Wynn (ed.) Proceedings of a Transatlantic Studies Conference held at Maastricht, 2006.