Good Neighbor policy

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The Good Neighbor policy was a U.S. foreign policy approach in the 1930s–40s that emphasized non-intervention and cooperative relations with Latin American countries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States foreign policy doctrine
diplomatic policy
aimedAt countering Axis influence in the Western Hemisphere
improving U.S.–Latin American relations
reducing anti-American sentiment in Latin America
securing hemispheric solidarity
announcedBy President Franklin D. Roosevelt
surface form: Franklin D. Roosevelt
announcedIn 1933 inaugural address
appliesTo Caribbean
Latin America
characterizedBy abrogation of the Platt Amendment
non-intervention pledge at the 1936 Buenos Aires Conference
renegotiation of U.S.–Cuba relations
withdrawal of U.S. Marines from Haiti
withdrawal of U.S. Marines from Nicaragua
coordinatedBy Nelson Rockefeller
corePrinciple non-interference
non-intervention in internal affairs of Latin American states
reciprocal trade agreements
respect for sovereignty
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizedFor maintaining U.S. economic dominance
not fully ending political interference
endTime circa 1945
followedBy Cold War containment policy in Latin America
formulatedBy Roosevelt administration
surface form: Franklin D. Roosevelt administration
hasAlternativeName Good Neighbour policy
historicalContext Great Depression
World War II
implementedBy Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
United States Department of State
surface form: U.S. Department of State
influenced Organization of American States
Pan-Americanism
Inter-American system
surface form: inter-American system
languageOfName English
legalBasis Inter-American treaties of the 1930s
Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States
mainFocus cooperative relations
cultural diplomacy
economic cooperation
non-intervention
precededBy Big Stick diplomacy
surface form: Big Stick policy

Dollar diplomacy
replacedPolicyOf unilateral U.S. military intervention in Latin America
startTime 1933
supportedBy many Latin American governments
usedTool Hollywood films
cultural exchange programs
radio broadcasts
trade agreements

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Cordell Hull notableWork Good Neighbor policy
Pan-Americanism relatedTo Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor Policy
Institute of Inter-American Affairs partOf Good Neighbor policy
Roosevelt administration notablePolicy Good Neighbor policy
Sumner Welles knownFor Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor Policy toward Latin America
Herbert Hoover administration foreignPolicy Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor policy beginnings toward Latin America
Saludos Amigos partOf Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor policy cultural initiatives
Saludos Amigos associatedWithPolicy Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: U.S. Good Neighbor policy
Monroe Doctrine influenced Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor Policy
Benjamin Sumner Welles notableWork Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor policy toward Latin America
Down Argentine Way (1940 film) partOf Good Neighbor policy
subject surface form: Down Argentine Way
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor policy era Hollywood films
Good Neighbour policy slogan Good Neighbor policy
subject surface form: Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor
United States occupation of Nicaragua relatedTo Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor Policy
United States–Latin America trade historicallyLinkedTo Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor Policy
Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine followedBy Good Neighbor policy
this entity surface form: Good Neighbor Policy