Introduction by the editor; we mush choose a course; Europe yesterday and today; Russia turns its back on Europe; the meeting of the sixteen; the United States prepares the answer; the means to the end; and now for the critics and skeptics; man cannot live by bread alone; the Marshall Plan and foreign policy.
Edited and with an Introduction by Michael Wala, Assistant Professor at Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg This recently discovered study by Allen Dulles, written in the winter of 1947/48 when the acceptance of the Marshall Plan was still in doubt, offers fascinating insights into the early postwar period and economic thought at the time.
Michael Wala Assistant Professor at Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
'Allen Dulles is renowned as the pioneer of the CIA, but before entering upon a clandestine career he was a distinguished diplomat and architect of American foreign policy. His formidable grasp of complex political and economic issues is amply demonstrated in the publication of this long neglected study.' Peter Grose 'With this book Michael Wala makes accessible a near-sensational find ... [Wala's] foreword and comments aptly complement the original text from today's vantage-point.' Dietmar F. Spranz, Executive Director, Austrian National Bank 'The Dulles book has been skilfully edited by Michael Wala of the Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg a specialist in US foreign policy 1945-50. I found his 14 page introduction, putting Dulles and the Marshall Plan into context, particularly helpful.' European Update
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