Master's Theses

Department

History

Degree Name

Master of Arts (MA)

Abstract

A description and analysis of the Alliance for Progress is presented in this work. Development of a cooperative attitude in United States foreign policy toward Latin America, which culminated in the Alliance for Progress, is sketched. Economic and social conditions in Latin America which justified a new approach to Latin American-United States relations are outlined, and the manner in which some of these conditions have been overcome while others still present obstacles to achievement of the Alliance goals are shown. Progress of the Alliance from its conception in 1961 to the present and how it can be improved to achieve the Alliance goals is the unifying theme of the study. There have been criticisms of the Alliance, and these critical views are presented and analyzed, but the true value of the Alliance, which is depicted in the concluding chapter, is its impact on the people of Latin America as the Alliance slowly progresses toward the accomplishment of its goals of alleviating the social and economic miseries of the people of Latin America.

Keywords

Alliance for Progress, United States--History, Exchange of persons programs, Latin America, Reviews, Economic conditions

Advisor

Dr. James L. Forsythe

Date of Award

Summer 1968

Document Type

Thesis - campus only access

Rights

© The Author(s)

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