Wyn Rees is Professor of International Security in the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Nottingham. Prior to this he taught at the University of Leicester, the College of Europe in Bruges, and the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He researches, publishes, and teaches on the subjects of transatlantic security relations, British defence policy, and counter-terrorism.

A timely book about a vital subject. Anglo-American defence cooperation is the UK's most important security relationship by far. Wyn Rees offers us a remarkable new understanding of its past, present, and future. Focusing on the armed forces, he brilliantly illuminates this policy space and shows how the military as an institution has a central role in shaping the broader special relationship. Highly readable, it covers everything from low intensity conflict to nuclear weapons and is full of fascinating and astutely examined examples. A must read for anyone interested in the UK's global strategy in an increasingly dangerous world.

• 1: Introduction 2: Institutionalism 3: A History of Anglo-American Military Relations 1945-1989 4: High Intensity Warfighting 5: Operations Other than All Out War 6: Insurgency and Low Intensity Conflict 7: The Nuclear Relationship 8: Conclusion

Wyn Rees is Professor of International Security in the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Nottingham. Prior to this he taught at the University of Leicester, the College of Europe in Bruges, and the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He researches, publishes, and teaches on the subjects of transatlantic security relations, British defence policy, and counter-terrorism.

A timely book about a vital subject. Anglo-American defence cooperation is the UK's most important security relationship by far. Wyn Rees offers us a remarkable new understanding of its past, present, and future. Focusing on the armed forces, he brilliantly illuminates this policy space and shows how the military as an institution has a central role in shaping the broader special relationship. Highly readable, it covers everything from low intensity conflict to nuclear weapons and is full of fascinating and astutely examined examples. A must read for anyone interested in the UK's global strategy in an increasingly dangerous world.

• 1: Introduction 2: Institutionalism 3: A History of Anglo-American Military Relations 1945-1989 4: High Intensity Warfighting 5: Operations Other than All Out War 6: Insurgency and Low Intensity Conflict 7: The Nuclear Relationship 8: Conclusion

Wyn Rees is Professor of International Security in the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Nottingham. Prior to this he taught at the University of Leicester, the College of Europe in Bruges, and the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He researches, publishes, and teaches on the subjects of transatlantic security relations, British defence policy, and counter-terrorism.

A timely book about a vital subject. Anglo-American defence cooperation is the UK's most important security relationship by far. Wyn Rees offers us a remarkable new understanding of its past, present, and future. Focusing on the armed forces, he brilliantly illuminates this policy space and shows how the military as an institution has a central role in shaping the broader special relationship. Highly readable, it covers everything from low intensity conflict to nuclear weapons and is full of fascinating and astutely examined examples. A must read for anyone interested in the UK's global strategy in an increasingly dangerous world.

• 1: Introduction 2: Institutionalism 3: A History of Anglo-American Military Relations 1945-1989 4: High Intensity Warfighting 5: Operations Other than All Out War 6: Insurgency and Low Intensity Conflict 7: The Nuclear Relationship 8: Conclusion