Throughout the Second World War a central component of the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration’s post-war planning was an attempt to win the support of Great Britain for a multilateral economic system, based on the internationalist principles of free and equal access to the world’s markets and resources. This paper explores the impact on Anglo-American economic diplomacy of a faction within the Roosevelt administration, defined as ‘hemisphere isolationists’. United by a preoccupation with Latin American affairs, alongside an instinctive disdain for the European powers, this group pursued policies which had the effect of excluding British interests from Latin America for the post-war era. As such, they represented a regionalist challenge to broader internationalist conceptions of the post-war world.
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机译：在整个第二次世界大战期间，富兰克林·罗斯福（Franklin D. Roosevelt）政府战后计划的核心内容是试图基于自由和平等地进入世界市场的国际主义原则，赢得英国对多边经济体系的支持。资源。本文探讨了罗斯福政府内部一个被定义为“半球孤立主义者”的派系对英美经济外交的影响。由于对拉美国家事务的专心致志，加上对欧洲大国的本能鄙视，该组织奉行的政策在战后时代产生了将英国利益排除在拉美之外的影响。因此，它们代表了区域主义对战后世界更广泛的国际主义观念的挑战。
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