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,The Best of Neighbors: The Alliance Against Fascism, 1939–1944,ed a conceptual framework for the new relationship that included the dangers of fifth column activities and the stability offered by local dictatorships. Such ideas would play an important role in U.S.–Central American relations during the Cold War.

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Becoming a Good Neighbor Among Dictators,ng alliances, and the historic experience of World War II—collided with more long-term and structural features—the political culture within the Foreign Service, an embassy’s position between Washington policymakers and local circumstances, and asymmetries of power—to shape U.S. diplomacy.

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Erweiterungen des Grundmodells,The inability of U.S. diplomats to anticipate this struggle, or to construct a meaningful response to it that went beyond mere rhetorical adherence to non-intervention, would cause disappointment on all sides.

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Coping with the Caudillos,rian regimes of Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, we can gain a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics by which high policy took shape in local contexts. The introduction ends with a review of the chronological flow of the manuscript and the main themes of each chapters.

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The Casualties of War: The Central American Upheavals of 1944,The inability of U.S. diplomats to anticipate this struggle, or to construct a meaningful response to it that went beyond mere rhetorical adherence to non-intervention, would cause disappointment on all sides.

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icates popular academic narratives of the State Department’sVery few works of history, if any, delve into the daily interactions of U.S. Foreign Service members in Latin America during the era of Roosevelt’s Good Neighbor Policy. But as Jorrit van den Berk argues, the encounters between these rank-a

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Internationale Berufsbildungsforschungng alliances, and the historic experience of World War II—collided with more long-term and structural features—the political culture within the Foreign Service, an embassy’s position between Washington policymakers and local circumstances, and asymmetries of power—to shape U.S. diplomacy.