The United States and Turkish Nationalism: Investments and Technical Aid during the Atatürk Era

Roger R. Trask

Business History Review, 1964, vol. 38, issue 1, 58-77

Abstract: The important role of American business interests and technical assistants in Kemalist Turkey's drive for economic modernization forms the basis for an excellent illustration of the interaction of governments and businessmen in developing countries.

Date: 1964
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