The Truman Doctrine in Greece and Turkey: America's Cold War Fusion of Development and Security
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Abstract
Delivered as a speech to a joint session of Congress in March 1947, the Truman Doctrine was the decisive public statement of America's initial posture in an emergent Cold War era. Emphasizing the perceived need of all nationstates to achieve political and economic stability as a prerequisite to living “free from coercion,” Truman's words were interpreted by many supporters and by most critics as America's universal pledge to foster geopolitical security through the application of foreign assistance. Based on a critical reading both of the text itself as it evolved and of archival records from the conception of the program through its preliminary administration, this article examines the Truman Doctrine in terms of the post-World War II contexts of Greece and Turkey—the West's perceived gateways to the Middle East. In so doing, it identifies and evaluates recovery aid in these countries as the genesis of American's inextricable linking of humanitarian and security policy making in the developing world and ...
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