I feel like the *proxy Great Britain* thing is kinda misunderstood. It’s not about the UK controlling other countries but more about them being a key player in global networks. Like, they’re not the boss, but they’re definitely in the room where decisions happen.
Smaller countries? They’re part of the game too. They align with bigger powers for protection or economic benefits, but they’ve got their own agendas.
For a deeper dive, try reading some academic papers on JSTOR or Google Scholar. They’ve got some heavy but insightful stuff on this.
Smaller countries? They’re part of the game too. They align with bigger powers for protection or economic benefits, but they’ve got their own agendas.
For a deeper dive, try reading some academic papers on JSTOR or Google Scholar. They’ve got some heavy but insightful stuff on this.