Ungrateful offspring on one hand, unnatural and tyrannical parent on the other - the United States and Great Britain retain in their relationship something of the love/hate quality characteristic of family ties. In choosing as the topic of its 1985 colloquium (held at the ChĂąteau de la Source on the 27th and 28th of September) "US and GB: How Far? How Close?" the Centre d'Ătudes et de Recherches sur la Culture Anglo-AmĂ©ricaine de l'UniversitĂ© d'OrlĂ©ans was inviting the participants to analyze the nature of the "double bind" that has linked the two nations over the past two hundred years. The present publication, edited by the Groupe de Recherches Anglo-AmĂ©ricaines de Tours, contains a number of papers given on that occasion - marking in this manner the continuation of a policy of cooperation between (to extend the family metaphor) the two sister universities, a policy inaugurated by the establishment in 1985 of a doctoral program run jointly by Tours, OrlĂ©ans and Le Mans.

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GB and US: How far? How close?
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Table of contents
- Introductory pages
- Table of contents
- Introduction
- Opening Remarks
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- The Extent of American Influence on British Broadcasting. Policies, Business Interests and Programmes
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