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Orientierungswissen als Humanressourcertrayed themselves as bulwarks against the spread of fascism in their nations. The personal diplomacy of these presidents would form a basis for a close working relationship between the United States and the dictators of Central America during World War II.

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Ein Jahrgangshumankapitalmodell,Around 1947, right-wing leaders in Central America started to reassert their dominance while policymakers in Washington turned to the threat of international communism. The policy to support democracy survived in name only.

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,The Envoys: The Foreign Service in Central America, 1930–1952, officers who served in Central America during the early 1930s, for example, shared an aristocratic distaste for local society. Other factors, such as the growth and specialization of the U.S. Foreign Service, affected its diplomats everywhere, though they would significantly affect U.S. relations with the isthmian republics.

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,Becoming Benign Dictators: The Good Neighbor and Fascism, 1936–1939,rtrayed themselves as bulwarks against the spread of fascism in their nations. The personal diplomacy of these presidents would form a basis for a close working relationship between the United States and the dictators of Central America during World War II.

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,The Postwar Moment: An Opening for Democracy, 1944–1947,Around 1947, right-wing leaders in Central America started to reassert their dominance while policymakers in Washington turned to the threat of international communism. The policy to support democracy survived in name only.

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tors in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras?  What role did diplomats play in the standoff between democratic and authoritarian forces? In investigating these questions, Van den Berk draws new conclusions abou978-3-319-88874-3978-3-319-69986-8

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Die Bedeutung des Sozialkapitals, demonstrated that U.S. power was limited and that local leaders would have considerable leeway if they were willing to risk U.S. condemnation. Jorge Ubico and Tiburcio Carías, began preparing for their continuation in office.