Abstract The United States turned toward trade liberalisation under F. Roosevelt, and confirmed its conversion under Truman and Eisenhower, at a time when it had no economic rival. The paper shows that American policymakers conceived trade liberalisation as a means to bolster exports, and puts this economic policy in its political context. As early as 1934, Roosevelt saw increasing exports as a means to recover full employment, which would be less likely than planning to cause frictions with economic circles. This basic choice was reinforced in 1936, when conservative Democrats concluded a de facto alliance with Republicans in Congress. Roosevelt aggressively carried out his free trade program during World War II. The shortage of dollars in...
Does the USA have a Policy for Trade with the Soviet Union ?, by Marie-Hélène Labbé This may be a pr...
Unlike earlier studies of the Marshall Plan, this volume concentrates not on events in Washington, b...
La "Faith-based" diplomatie américaine et les ambiguïtés du plan Marshall : le cas de la France dans...
Abstract The United States turned toward trade liberalisation under F. Roosevelt, and confirmed its ...
Abstract This paper assesses policies of export-led growth, during a period marked by US industrial ...
Le but de cet article est d’analyser les relations entre les Américains et les Français dans la péri...
Throughout the Second World War a central component of the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration’s po...
This article is dealing with the interventionist policy that the Democrat President Franklin D. Roos...
Abstract This article aims at presenting the origin of the American plan for Aid to Europe expressed...
Lascaux’Proposals in Penser une démocratie alimentaire Volume II – Proposition Lascaux entre ressour...
The American policy of crisis manipulation, by Edward L. Morse The ostensible foreign policy goals o...
Раздел - "Международные отношения"The article analyses some aspects of the realization of the Europe...
Although completely dismantled at the end of the war, the Federal Republic of Germany is now conside...
The purpose of this study is to understand the historical significance of the change of the U.S. for...
This short study has been put together in order to show the differences in the American economic pol...
Does the USA have a Policy for Trade with the Soviet Union ?, by Marie-Hélène Labbé This may be a pr...
Unlike earlier studies of the Marshall Plan, this volume concentrates not on events in Washington, b...
La "Faith-based" diplomatie américaine et les ambiguïtés du plan Marshall : le cas de la France dans...
Abstract The United States turned toward trade liberalisation under F. Roosevelt, and confirmed its ...
Abstract This paper assesses policies of export-led growth, during a period marked by US industrial ...
Le but de cet article est d’analyser les relations entre les Américains et les Français dans la péri...
Throughout the Second World War a central component of the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration’s po...
This article is dealing with the interventionist policy that the Democrat President Franklin D. Roos...
Abstract This article aims at presenting the origin of the American plan for Aid to Europe expressed...
Lascaux’Proposals in Penser une démocratie alimentaire Volume II – Proposition Lascaux entre ressour...
The American policy of crisis manipulation, by Edward L. Morse The ostensible foreign policy goals o...
Раздел - "Международные отношения"The article analyses some aspects of the realization of the Europe...
Although completely dismantled at the end of the war, the Federal Republic of Germany is now conside...
The purpose of this study is to understand the historical significance of the change of the U.S. for...
This short study has been put together in order to show the differences in the American economic pol...
Does the USA have a Policy for Trade with the Soviet Union ?, by Marie-Hélène Labbé This may be a pr...
Unlike earlier studies of the Marshall Plan, this volume concentrates not on events in Washington, b...
La "Faith-based" diplomatie américaine et les ambiguïtés du plan Marshall : le cas de la France dans...