Reassessing the Marshall Plan
In the Winter 2004-2005 issue of the JOURNAL OF COLD WAR STUDIES (Vol. 7, No. 1), Michael Cox and Caroline Kennedy-Pipe debate Marc Trachtenberg, Günther Bischof, John Bledsoe Bonds, László Borhi and Charles S. Maier on the meaning of the 1947 Marshall Plan.
SPECIAL FORUM: The Marshall Plan Reassessed
The Tragedy of American Diplomacy? Rethinking the Marshall Plan
Mick Cox and Caroline Kennedy-Pipe
RESPONSES
The Marshall Plan as Tragedy
Marc Trachtenberg
The Advent of Neo-Revisionism?
Günther Bischof
Looking for Love (or Tragedy) in All the Wrong Places
John Bledsoe Bonds
Was American Diplomacy Really Tragic?
László Borhi
The Marshall Plan and the Division of Europe
Charles S. Maier
For further information, visit the journal's website at http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~hpcws/journal.htm
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