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Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy
This book discusses the diplomacy of the United States during Roosevelt's time in the office. The book consists of seven chapters about abandonment of intervention (Cuba, Montevideo Conference, Haiti, Buenos Aires Conference, Panama, Donimican Republic, Lima Conference and Mexico City Conference, and the non-intervention during the Truman administration), recognition of new governments (Cuba, El Salvador, Bolivia, Argentian, and the Truman administration), quest for law (peace machinery, basic principles of the inter-American system, non-intervention, condemnation of aggresion, non-recognition of territory seized by force, no forcible collection of pecuniary obligation, equality of states, respect for treaty obligations, continental solidarity, codification of international laws, and implementation of the policy of Pacific settlement of disputes such as Chaco War and boundary disputes), expanding commerce (reciprocal trade agreement program, export-import bank, protection of United States capital abroad), cultural and scientific relations (cultural relation, technical and scientific relations), preparing for the storm from 1939 to 1941 (Panama Conference, Havana Conference, specific defense measures, and economic policy), and the Americas at war from 1941 to 1945 (Rio de Janeiro Conference, severance of diplomatic relations, defense of the hemisphere, war against the axis agents, economic warfare, and post-war planning). This book is suitable for research on American diplomacy from 1933 to 1945.
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