Post-War Planning on the Periphery: Anglo-American Economic Diplomacy in South America, 1939–1945

Explores Anglo-american Economic Diplomacy In South America During The Second World War. Thomas Mills Explores Anglo-american Relations In The Previously Neglected Region Of South America During The Second World War To Add A New Dimension To Our Understanding Of The Two Powers. He Shows How These Relations Followed A Very Different Pattern To The High-level Discussions Concerning The Economic Shape Of The Post-war World That Were Going On At The Same Time. In This Way, He Highlights The Need For A More Nuanced Understanding Of The Broader Process Of Anglo-american Economic Diplomacy. Based On Extensive Archival Research And A Thorough Knowledge Of The Secondary Literature, This Is A Major Addition To The Study Of Anglo-american Relations In The 20th Century.