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Open Door interpretation: a standalone construct

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Diplomatic history

the reading of US foreign policy as driven by the search for open overseas markets, associated with William Appleman Williams.

In diplomatic history, Open Door interpretation refers to the reading of US foreign policy as driven by the search for open overseas markets, associated with William Appleman Williams. This meaning comes from Williams (1959) in The Tragedy of American Diplomacy.[1]

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References

Williams, W. A. (1959). The Tragedy of American Diplomacy. Norton. ISBN 9780440590071

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