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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Good Neighbor Policy"”.
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Dennis Chavez and The Inter-American Ideal, 1936-1962
… would be united as allies, trading partners, and neighbors based on the ideals of the Good Neighbor Policy. From the mid 1930's to his death in 1962, Dennis Chavez used the tenets of Inter-American Solidarity under the Good Neighbor Policy as a template for his vision of United States and Latin …
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Import/export : raw materials, hemispheric expertise, and the making of Latin American art, 1933-1945
… with, and resistance to, the United States' Good Neighbor Policy networks. Artists, haunted by criticisms that art in Latin America was a "cultural import" from Europe, engaged with a U.S. market that treated their art as a source of "exportable prestige." This dissertation analyzes the …
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Latin America in American History Textbooks: A Comparison of American History Texts for Secondary Schools Published from 1927 to 1932 with Texts Published from 1937 to 1942
… the inauguration of President F.D. Roosevelt's Good Neighbor policy in 1933, the Americas have become increasingly conscious of the need of mutual understanding and friendship. They have recognised that economic relations are not the only basis for inter-American cooperation. More and more …
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Banana [Mis]representations: A Gendered History of the United Fruit Company and las mujeres bananeras
… testimonials. The Roosevelt Administration’s Good Neighbor Policy (1933) with the collective help of the United Fruit Company and Hollywood presented Latin America and Latin American women stereotypically representing them as a sexualized and exotic persona in US mass media as observed through …
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Banana [Mis]representations: A Gendered History of the United Fruit Company and las mujeres bananeras
… testimonials. The Roosevelt Administration’s Good Neighbor Policy (1933) with the collective help of the United Fruit Company and Hollywood presented Latin America and Latin American women stereotypically representing them as a sexualized and exotic persona in US mass media as observed through …
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"Freedom of Speech and Religion?": Psychological Intelligence that Overthrew a Guatemalan Government, 1952-1954
In 1954, the United States rescinded its Good Neighbor Policy toward Latin America when it conducted a covert operation, known as PBSUCCESS, in Guatemala that forced the resignation of democratically-elected President Jacobo Arbenz. Since then, scholars have written a wide array of books and …
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The Right of Intervention: The development of the policy of intervention as interpreted in the American Republics 1895-1938.
… to the emergence of recognized equality in the "Good Neighbor" policy of Roosevelt and Hull.
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Maintaining the empire: diplomacy and education in U.S.-Ecuadorian relations, 1933-1963
… core assumptions with their U.S. counterparts. Policymakers in Washington therefore developed educational exchange programs to expand this pool of pro-U.S. Latin Americans. Using documents from archives in the United States and Ecuador, this study explores how policymakers used diplomacy and …
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Prestige and the Restraint of Power in International Relations
… path to international prestige—foreign policy restraint. The argument in brief is that states seek prestige by conspicuously holding back from the use of power and thereby spurning opportunities for national gain. Departing from the prevailing conception of restraint as merely a kind of …
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Selling Mexico: Race, Gender, and American Influence in Cancún, 1970-2000
… and Mexicans, in part as a result of the Good Neighbor Policy, during this period. The increased friendliness between Americans and Mexicans was important in Mexico’s ability to garner more tourism from the U.S. during this period. As a result, Mexico became more dependent than before on …
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Normalization Policies with Cuba: Implications for Political and Economic Reform
… has neither been accepted nor implemented. A policy of containment intended to weaken Castro, instead, enabled him to prove that his system was resilient in the face of economic punishment. Yet, despite the Castro government’s determined survival through the hardships imposed upon it over …