Foreign aid as foreign policy the alliance for progress in latin America
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TextPublication details: London Routledge 2007Description: x,301p. ill. ; 23 cmISBN: - 9780415977715
- 327.111 22 TA-F
- HC125 .T294 2007
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| 327.111 ME-E Elephant and the dragon | 327.111 OB-G Global political economy evolution and dynamics | 327.111 OL-P Politics of American foreign aid | 327.111 TA-F Foreign aid as foreign policy the alliance for progress in latin America | 327.111 WI-I International development and global politics history, theory and practice | 327.11109669 PO- Political economy of Nigeria under military rule (1984-1993) | 327.1110973 BL-W War by other means geoeconomics and statecraft |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 251-291) and index.
Changing course in Latin America : influences from Eisenhower, modernization theorists, Kennedy, and the Cuban revolution -- Implementing the Alliance for Progress : the initial theoretical, political, management, and marketing problems -- Kennedy to Johnson : giving up on idealism and worrying about political instability -- Chile and the Alliance for Progress : fighting Allende and pushing Frei -- Brazil and the Alliance for Progress : undermining Goulart and rewarding the military -- The Dominican Republic and the Alliance for Progress : using aid to clean up the post-Trujillo and postintervention messes -- Colombia and the Alliance for Progress : pushing reliable allies to demonstrate that aid could work -- The Alliance for Progress in the late 1960s : the slow fade to irrelevance.
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