De Gaulle, Europe, and the Atlantic Alliance

Stanley Hoffmann

International Organization, 1964, vol. 18, issue 1, 1-28

Abstract: Since January 1963, General de Gaulle's foreign policy has been subject to many contradictory or erroneous interpretations in the United States. It is necessary, therefore, to indicate its foundations, its main lines, some of the expectations and techniques peculiar to the General, and some of the obstacles it encounters. I will concentrate here on his views and policies toward France's Atlantic and European partners.

Date: 1964
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