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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, General: Economic and Political Matters, Volume I, Part 2
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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, General: Economic and Political Matters, Volume I, Part 2

Preface
List of Sources
List of Abbreviations and Symbols
Policy of the United States with regard to economic defense: attempts by the United States to control East-West trade; stockpiling of strategic goods; efforts to protect strategic industries abroad and to assure the supply of key commodities required for the defense of the West (Documents 1–131)
The development of United States policy regarding the applicability of antitrust legislation to international petroleum companies (Documents 132–173)
Foreign policy aspects of Congressional loyalty and security investigations, 1950–1954 (Documents 174–232)
United States policy regarding immigration and migration programs (Documents 233–268)
United States policy regarding the law of the sea (Documents 269–296)
United States policy with regard to Antarctica (Documents 297–310)
Bricker Amendment:
- Proposals in the Senate, particularly by John W. Bricker (R.–Ohio), to amend the Constitution in order to restrict the treatymaking powers of the Executive branch (Documents 311–370)
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