The Spider's Web: Britain’s Second Empire is an exposé of the British establishment and its influence in the world. Written by investigative journalist Mark Curtis, it reveals how the network of secretive British elites has been able to maintain their power through a web of corporate, political, media and military interests. From the exploitation of African nations to the rise of far-right populism, Curtis documents the history of British imperial power and its contemporary manifestations. The result is a damning indictment of the 'spider's web' that Britain has woven around the world.
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