Informal Entente: The Private Structure Of Cooperation In Anglo American Economic Diplomacy, 1918-1928

Acknowledgment Contents 1. Introduction 2. The United States and European Reconstruction: The Ideological Setting at the End of the War 3. The Republicans and the Policy of Continuity: European Reconstruction and the Anglo-American Creditor Entente 4. The Policy of “Disinterested Statesmanship”: Private Management and the Atlantic Partnership 5. Private Management and the Problem of Foreign Loan Supervision 6. The Private Structure of Cooperation in Communications: Cable Policy in the Postwar Decade 7. The Private Structure of Cooperation ỉn Communications: Radio Policy in the Postwar Decade 8. Informal Entente: Public Policy and Private Management in Anglo-American Petroleum Affaire 9. Retreat from Cooperation: The Conflict of Goals in Anglo-American Resource Policy 10. Conclusion: The Limits of Cooperation in the New Era Bibliography Index In this book the author discusses the idea of cooperation between Great Britain and the United States which allowed for changes in economic and business policies following World War II