Study of Franco-American Relations Since WWII

Author

• Michelle Dutiel

Date of Award

1987

Document Type

Research Paper

Abstract

This project examines Franco-American relations and what caused them to change. The Scholar analyzes factors internal to France, such as Anti-Americanism and the popularity of DeGaulle; the impact of economic factors, such as the Marshall Plan; military policies, such as NATO and the EDC; how friendships with other nations affected the US-French relationship; issues involving decolonization; and DeGaulle’s need for American assistance coupled with his disgust at having to depend on another country.

Comments

WSP Major: Cross-Cultural Business Development, with a minor in Creative Literature and Creative Writing

Recommended Citation

Dutiel, M. (1987). Study of Franco-American Relations Since WWII. Retrieved from https://poetcommons.whittier.edu/scholars/237