Economic foreign policy of the United States / Benjamin H. Williams.

Preface, vii -- Chapter I. Introduction: the place of the economic motive, 1 -- Part I. The diplomacy of investment -- II. Baokground and general principles of investment diplomacy, 11 -- III. Political encouragement to capital exports, 28 -- IV. Aiding the export of capital into foreign oil fields, 57 -- V. Capital embargoes, 82 -- VI. Protection of American investments abroad: general principles, 100 -- VII. The due process doctrine, 109 -- VIII. Anti-revolutionism and manipulation, 134 -- IX. The practice of armed protection, 153 -- X. Financial supervision: customs receiverships, 175 -- XI. Financial supervision: other forms of control, 197 -- XII. The collection of the interallied debts: a problem in International finance and politics, 217 -- Part II. The diplomacy of commerce -- XIII. Historical aspects of commercial diplomacy, 245 -- XIV. Bargaining tariff laws and reciprocity agreements, 266 -- XV. The most-favored-nation clause, 287 -- XVI. The open door and the closed door, 303 -- XVII. Shipping policies, 332 -- XVIII. Raw materials: general considerations, 357 -- XIX. Raw materials: the contest against restrictions, 376 -- XX. Conclusion: the economic diplomacy of the future, 406 -- Index, 415.