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• Stockholm Network
  ...holm Network: FAQs], ''Stockholm Network'', Accessed 9 April 2010.</ref> a British journalist and policy specialist, and initially managed by the Swedish thin ...ney]], argued that the move showed that, 'even at a time of austerity, the British public does not want or accept rationed healthcare'.
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• NED, CIA, and the Orwellian Democracy Project
  ...the Cold War. The ClA provided a home for the "Gehlen Network" of former German Nazi spies with experience in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Under th ...n ''Ramparts'' magazine exposed secret CIA funding of the National Student Association's international activities. Follow-up stories and congressional hearings e
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• Security Management Initiative
  *[[Andrew Bearpark]] is the current Director General of the [[British Association of Private Security Companies]]. Mr Bearpark serves as an adviser to govern ...to that he spent two years as Assistant Director Counter Terrorism in the British Ministry Of Defence. In that role Mr. Cameron acted as a consultant to seve
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• BAe Systems
  ...d in providing intelligence, personnel and logistics support to the US and British military. BAE Systems is also the top industry supplier to the British [[Ministry of Defence]], in terms of the amount paid to them, which totalle
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• BAE Systems: Who, Where, How Much?
  ::MBDA is a joint venture with a French/German/Italian arms manufacturer. It concentrates on the development of guided wea ...its Gripen fighter, which is developed and sold in collaboration with the British firm. BAE Systems is by far the largest shareholder with a 20.5% stake. {{r
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• Alan Johnson CV
  Europe using a British Academy Larger Research Grant (with Graeme Chesters) I will be writing a bo *Political Studies Association, Marxism Specialist Group
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• Pauline Neville-Jones
  ...lle-Jones''' was Chairman of [[QinetiQ]] Group PLC (2002-05), chair of the British Joint Intelligence Committee (1993-94),International Governor, BBC (1998-20 ...Stanley, a director of RAND Corporation, Marathon Oil and a Patron of the British American Project. Before entering government service, he was executive vice
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• Institute for Business Ethics
  ...d 'influential posts' in the [[Energy Institute]], [[UK Petroleum Industry Association]] and the Civil Service Management Board sub-committee on [[Professional Sk ...and President of the [[Institute of Directors]], the [[General Council of British Shipping]], the [[Society of Chemical Industry]] and the Institute of [[Eco
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• European Policy Centre
  ...ial support from its corporate members such as [[ABB]], [[BAT]], [[BP]], [[British Telecom]] and [[Solvay]] -- all members of the [[European Roundtable of Ind ...he [[European Policy Centre]] and the [[Weinberg Group]] were central to [[British American Tobacco]]'s approach. <ref> Leigh Phillips, [http://euobserver.co
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• John Baker-White
  '''John Baker-White''' (12 August 1902 - 10 December 1988) was a British propagandist and conservative politician. He was Director of the business p ...twenty five, Conservative MP (Canterbury 1945-53) and chair of a [[Freedom Association]] branch in Kent.
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• Talk:Peter Inge
  ...County of North Yorkshire 1997; President of the British-German Officers' Association; Member of the Board and Council of St. George's House at Windsor Castle; D
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 1: Origins and Early Days
  ...en created which would play an important, and largely clandestine, role in British political and industrial life for the remainder of the twentieth century. A ...ne owners' [[Mining Association]]); [[Cuthbert Laws]] (of the ship owners' association); [[Arthur Balfour]] (later [[Lord Riverdale]] and perhaps the leading Shef
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• FITA members: Associations/Chambers of Commerce with Regional/ Bilateral Interests
  *[[Albanian-American Trade and Development Association]] *[[Asian Business Association]]
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• European Commission Civil Society Dialogue
  * [[Association Internationale des Mutualit&eacute;s]] (AIM) Belgium * [[Association of European Consumers]] (AEC) Belgium
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• Harry Brittain
  ...ty]]; Tory MP (elected in the 1918 election with secret funding from the [[British Commonwealth Union]])<ref>Richard Davenport-Hines, (1984) ''Dudley Docker, ...etails on the webpage of AIM25 which describes holiding on Brittain in the British Library:
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• German-British Forum
  The objective of the [[German-British Forum]], according to its own account, 'is to enlarge the common ground and ...advisor to Hurd and to [[Carl Bildt]]. McLay was an early member of the [[British American Project]] and has been involved with the spy firm [[Hakluyt]], set
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 3: 'Section D'
  ...twenty five, Conservative MP (Canterbury 1945-53) and chair of a [[Freedom Association]] branch in Kent. But his obituary also makes reference to his "association" with the [[Anti-German Union]] during the Great War:
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 8: The Wilson Years
  ...Crossman]]. Crossman himself was head of the Political Warfare Executive's German section from the Executive's formation in 1941 until may 1943 when he was t ...Gaitskell's slavish pro-Americanism and roused the utmost suspicion of the British secret state, and naturally enough their American colleagues.
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• ASDA Wal-Mart
  ...e years before it happened. The takeover has far-reaching consequences for British retail as other companies react to it and find new ways to compete. Therefo ...company refused to sign a collective agreement and to join the employer's association, which led to a strike by subsidiary workers in 2005<ref>'Wal-Mart workers
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• Nestle: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...ck (42%) followed by US citizens (22%) and British (10%), French (8%), and German (5%) shareholders. [8].Following the splitting of Nestlé shares in 2001 by ...pecially in French factories producing the loss-making Perrier brand, in a German factory producing food for the Maggi brand, and in a chilled dessert factor
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