Karatas, Sila2023-05-052023-05-052023-05-052023-04-28https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/197301Marshall Plan (1948-1952), introduced for postwar reconstruction in Europe, marks the Cold War economy-political and foreign policy of the US. Besides building the Western Bloc, its financial and technical assistance programs launched the self-help paradigm for housing development, design, and construction. This presentation portrays Marshall Plan’s workers’ housing program for cooperatives founded by US-assisted trade unions in France and Turkey.Cold WarMarshall PlanUnited StatesFranceTurkeyAmericanizationlabour affairslabour uniontrade unionworkers' housing programworkers' housing cooperativecooperative housingself-help housingsingle-family houseMarshall Plan’s workers’ housing program and trade union cooperatives in France and Turkeytext::conference output::conference presentation