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    HOW TO TRY TO MASK COLONIALISM AND FAIL ANYWAY: AMERICAN PROPAGANDA IN NON-COMMUNIST ASIA DURING THE EARLY COLD WAR

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    Date
    2019
    Author
    Sykes, Ian
    Advisor
    Goedde, Petra, 1964-
    Roney, Jessica C. (Jessica Choppin), 1978-
    Committee member
    Roney, Jessica C. (Jessica Choppin), 1978-
    Department
    History
    Subject
    History
    American History
    Southeast Asian Studies
    America
    Cold War
    Free World
    Non Communist Asia
    Propaganda
    Southeast Asia
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    http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/3610
    Abstract
    This paper examines Free World articles covering anticommunism, modernization, decolonization, intra-regionalism, US foreign affairs, US foreign aid, and neocolonialism because the task of popularizing specific iterations of these ideas illustrated the implementation of the ideas formulated in NSC 48/5. Moreover, NSC 48/5 called non-communist Asia the location of “the most immediate threats to American National Security.” My paper seeks to answer the question of how American propaganda in Asia, seen through a case study of Free World, tried to accomplish this popularization objective. I argue that the United States Information Agency (USIA) masked America’s neocolonialist intentions and activities in East and Southeast Asia through a rhetoric of anticommunism, intra-regionalism, and modernization.
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