Titlebook: Becoming a Good Neighbor among Dictators; The U.S. Foreign Ser Jorrit van den Berk Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-43751-0evotedly anti-communist, and committed to economic progress rather than political experimentation. An epilogue shows these developments provide a background for the Eisenhower administration’s coup in Guatemala in 1954.

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,The Middle of the Road: The Cold War Comes to Central America, 1947–1954,evotedly anti-communist, and committed to economic progress rather than political experimentation. An epilogue shows these developments provide a background for the Eisenhower administration’s coup in Guatemala in 1954.

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,Origins: The Rise of the Caudillos and the Defeat of Non-Recognition, 1930–1934,historians have focused on how the withdrawal of U.S. troops from protectorates such as Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic contributed to the rise of dictatorship in those nations, this chapter offers a close examination of the U.S. Foreign Service’s role in the establishment of the dictatorships

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,,: The Good Neighbor and Non-interference, 1934–1936,nst the background of Presidents Ubico’s and Carías’s efforts to continue themselves in office beyond their legal terms. Most U.S. diplomats regretted that they could not play their traditional roles as guardians of good government in Central America, as they thought they had done in the past. Minis

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