"British Foreign Policy" offers a comprehensive analysis of New Labour's foreign policy, written by leading experts in the field. The book challenges traditional notions based on Winston Churchill's concept of the "three circles" and instead proposes a new model that emphasizes identity, ethics, and power. Through this reassessment, it provides a fresh perspective on British foreign policy that takes into account the complex challenges and dynamics of international relations. The authors, Jamie Gaskarth and Oliver Daddow, contribute their expertise to illuminate the development and impact of British foreign policy in the context of global changes. This academic book is aimed at students, scholars, and professionals seeking a deeper understanding of the strategic considerations behind British foreign policy.