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September 1932, Volume 163, Issue 1
- 251-251 MOWAT, R. B. International Relations. Pp. vii, 180. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1931. 90 cents
by Henry Kittredge Norton - 251-251 MALLORY, WALTER H. (Ed.). Political Handbook of the World, 1932. Pp. 200. New York: Harper & Bros., 1932. $2.50
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by Arthur W. Hummel
July 1932, Volume 162, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Ernest Minor Patterson - 1-5 Can Planning Be Effective without Control?
by Wallace B. Donham - 6-11 Socialist and Capitalist Planning
by Paul Blanshard - 12-18 Planning: an Orderly Method for Social Change
by Eduard C. Lindeman - 19-26 The Approach of Scientific Management to the Problem of National Planning
by H.S. Person - 27-35 Limitations and Possibilities of Economic Planning
by Ralph E. Flanders - 36-42 International Planning: Its Necessity and Its Special Features
by Hugo Haan - 43-48 An Automatic Governor for Business
by Henry Kittredge Norton - 49-57 Planning in a Free Country: Managed Money and Unmanaged Men
by William Trufant Foster - 58-66 Prerequisites and Aims of Soviet Planning
by Peter A. Bogdanov - 67-80 A Ten-Year Plan1
by Léon Hénnebicq - 81-92 Regional Economy and Economic Regionalism 1
by Lucien Brocard - 93-99 Are Sanctions Necessary for a Successful International Organization?
by Raymond Leslie Buell - 100-102 Economic Sanctions as Instruments of National Policy
by Jerome D. Greene - 103-108 Should Economic Sanctions Be Applied in International Disputes ?
by John Foster Dulles - 109-113 The Case Against Recent Proposals for Use of the Economic Boycott
by Frederick J. Libby - 114-120 Public Works Planning and Economic Control: Federal, State, and Municipal
by William N. Loucks - 121-126 Does City Planning Assist Economic Planning?
by Charles W. Eliot - 127-132 Long-Range Budgeting of Public Capital Expenditures
by Karl T. Compton - 133-135 Municipal Construction as Unemployment Relief
by D.H. Sawyer - 136-138 A Program of International Public Works
by Leifur Magnusson - 139-140 Expansion of Public Works for Preservation of Prosperity
by Harold S. Buttenheim - 141-147 The Mountain and the Valley
by Frank G. Dickinson - 148-160 Notes on the Renewal of America
by Glenn Frank - 161-169 The Governmental Task
by Florence E. Allen - 170-180 World Economics
by Ernest Minor Patterson - 184-184 Foreword
by Constantine Panunzio - 184-184 Introduction
by Arthur G. Coons - 185-197 Population and Culture
by Lyman Bryson - 198-205 The Quantitative Optimum of Population
by Glenn E. Hoover - 206-214 Governmental Protection of American Foreign Investments
by Irvin Stewart - 215-223 Some Geographical Problems of the British Empire
by Ernest Young - 224-229 Some Aspects of French Imperialism in Morocco Since the World War
by Luther Harris Evans - 230-234 Mussolinian Italy Among the Nations
by Henry R. Spencer - 235-240 The Prospects of Peace in Europe
by Robert J. Kerner - 243-244 Introduction
by Emil Dovifat - 245-264 The Organization of the Press at the Disarmament Conference
by N/A - 265-268 The International Combination of News Agencies
by N/A - 269-295 The Organization of the Foreign Press in a Capital European City
by N/A
May 1932, Volume 161, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by S.S. Huebner - 1-6 The Investment Return from Life Insurance
by M. Albert Linton - 7-13 Tendencies in Life Insurance Investment
by William A. Law - 14-19 The Investment Objectives of Life Insurance
by S.S. Huebner - 20-26 Determining Adequate Life Insurance Coverage
by John A. Stevenson - 27-32 The American Trend Toward Annuities
by Albert G. Borden - 33-39 Industrial Pensions
by Ingalls Kimball - 40-45 Group Insurance
by William J. Graham - 46-51 The Dubious Position of the Disability Income Provision in Life Insurance Contracts
by Edward W. Marshall - 52-57 Health Conservation Accomplishments
by Harold A. Ley - 58-64 Conservation of Life Insurance Policies
by John Marshall Holcombe JR - 65-71 Net Cost of Life Insurance Contracts
by John S. Thompson - 72-76 Increasing Coöperation Between Life Underwriters and Trust Officers
by Franklin W. Ganse - 77-84 Business Interruption Insurance
by Clyde M. Kahler - 85-90 Automobile Insurance
by H.J. Loman - 91-97 Inland Marine Insurance
by David McCahan - 98-104 Workmen's Compensation Insurance
by William Leslie - 105-110 Fidelity Insurance and Suretyship
by Edward C. Lunt - 111-117 Tendencies in the Insurance of Aviation Hazards
by Stephen B. Sweeney - 118-127 Unemployment Compensation in the United States
by C.A. Kulp - 128-133 Accident and Health Insurance
by Stewart M. La Mont - 134-139 Burglary Insurance
by L.A. Sawyer - 140-144 Personal Hazard in the Field of Casualty Insurance
by G.F. Michelbacher - 145-151 Conservation in Casualty Insurance
by Albert W. Whitney - 152-158 Developments in the Field of Fire Prevention
by Richard E. Vernor - 159-162 Insurance for Agriculture
by G. Wright Hoffman - 163-177 Insurance Instruction in American Universities and Colleges
by S.S. Huebner & David McCahan - 178-182 Professional Education in Life Underwriting
by Ernest J. Clark - 183-193 Insurance Tendencies in England
by G.W. Richmond - 194-206 Modern Insurance Developments in Germany
by Alfred Manes - 207-214 Tendencies of Insurance in France
by Max Hermant - 215-219 Insurance Tendencies in Japan
by Yoshimichi Miura - 220-228 Insurance Tendencies in Latin America
by Virgilio Ortega - 229-234 Insurance in China
by Y. Dung & Tuh-Yui Chang - 235-250 Modern Tendencies and the Present State of Insurance in Italy
by Guido Toja - 253-275 Book Department
by N/A
March 1932, Volume 160, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Donald Young - 1-6 The European Heritage of the American Family
by Nathan Miller - 7-12 The Early American Family
by Arthur Wallace Calhoun - 13-22 The American Family in the Nineteenth Century
by Willystine Goodsell - 23-28 Contrasts and Comparisons from Primitive Society
by Margaret Mead - 29-37 A Statistical Analysis of the Modern Family
by Mildred Parten - 38-44 Courtship Practices and Contemporary Social Change in America
by Niles Carpenter - 45-48 Intra-Family Relationships and Resulting Trends
by Louis A. Schwartz - 49-65 Birth Control in Historical and Clinical Perspective
by Norman E. Himes - 66-74 The Child as a Member of the Family
by James S. Plant - 75-85 Gainfully Employed Women in the Family
by Viva Boothe - 86-93 Family Members as Consumers
by Robert S. Lynd - 94-102 Social Change and the Family
by Lawrence K. Frank - 103-109 "Identification" and the Inculcation of Social Values
by Malcolm M. Willey - 110-115 Marriage and the Law
by Fred S. Hall - 116-123 Divorce Legislation
by J.P. Lichtenberger - 124-134 Remedial Agencies Dealing with the American Family
by Joanna C. Colcord - 135-143 The Family Society and the Depression
by Paul L. Benjamin - 144-164 Guidance for Marriage and Family Life
by Ralph P. Bridgman - 165-177 The Reorganization of Household Work
by Amey E. Watson - 178-183 Techniques of Marital Adjustment
by Clifford Kirkpatrick - 184-190 The Bereaved Family
by Thomas D. Eliot - 191-196 Divorce and Readjustment
by Ernest R. Mowrer - 197-204 Parent Education and the Colleges
by Helen Merrell Lynd - 205-215 Education of Children for Family Life
by Sidonie Matsner Gruenberg & Benjamin C. Gruenberg - 216-222 Parent Education
by Ernest R. Groves - 223-225 Appendix
by N/A - 228-246 LICHTENBERGER, J. P. Divorce—A Social Interpretation. Pp. xii, 472. New York and London: Whittlesey House, Mc- Graw Hill Company, 1931. $4.00
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January 1932, Volume 159, Issue 2
- 1-1 Introduction To the Fortieth Anniversary Index
by Thorsten Sellin & Donald Young - 1-16 Index To Contributors and Titles
by N/A - 17-37 Index To Subjects
by N/A - 38-53 Index To Book Reviews
by N/A
January 1932, Volume 159, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Ernest Minor Patterson - 1-6 The Evils of the Holding Company
by James Cummings Bonbright - 7-14 A Defense of the Holding Company
by William H. Hodge - 15-22 Pyramiding of Holding Companies
by John T. Flynn - 23-40 Discrimination
by Edwin Gruhl - 41-47 Are Domestic Rates Fair?
by Harold Evans - 48-53 Rates and Service
by W.S. Lee - 54-61 Cheaper Electricity for the Home
by Leland Olds - 62-68 Lower Domestic Rates!
by Henry T. Hunt - 69-75 Utility Regulation
by Gifford Pinchot - 76-83 A Plea for State Regulation
by William J. Donovan - 84-95 Valuation and Rate Problems
by William L. Ransom - 96-100 Weaknesses of the Valuation System
by Henry C. Attwill - 101-108 The Control of Power Rates in the United States and England
by Richard Joyce Smith - 109-111 Electricity—A Common Carrier
by Chester I. Hall - 112-119 A Plan for Public Ownership and Operation
by Joseph B. Eastman - 120-127 A Defense of Private Ownership
by Samuel Ferguson - 128-139 Ownership and Regulation of Electric Utilities in Great Britain
by Orren C. Hormell - 140-147 Electricity—Mankind's Universal Servant
by M.S. Sloan - 148-155 The Future of Power and the Public
by Donald R. Richberg - 157-183 Book Department
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November 1931, Volume 158, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by D.B. Copland - 1-8 Sketch of Economic Geography
by G.L. Wood - 9-17 Growth of Population and Immigration Policy
by G.L. Wood - 18-25 Occupations and Urbanisation
by G.L. Wood - 26-30 Survey of Production and the National Income
by G.L. Wood - 31-39 Land Utilisation
by S.M. Wadham - 40-48 The Pastoral Industries
by S.M. Wadham - 49-57 The Wheat Industry
by S.M. Wadham - 58-65 Dairying and Other Rural Industries
by S.M. Wadham - 66-76 The Decline of Mining
by F.R.E. Mauldon - 77-85 The Growth of Secondary Industry
by Herbert Burton - 86-94 The Export Trade and Imperial Preference
by Roland Wilson - 95-102 The Finance of Industry: Banking and Credit
by D.B. Copland - 103-110 Investments and the Stock Exchange
by C.V. Janes - 111-118 Marketing Organisation
by A.G. Whitlam - 119-132 The Tariff—Its Costs and Effects
by L.F. Giblin - 133-138 Trend of the Business Unit in Secondary Production
by A.A. Fitzgerald - 139-147 Control of Transport
by A.G. Whitlam - 148-155 Trade Unions
by George Anderson - 156-165 Regulation of Industrial Relations
by George Anderson - 166-175 Wage Rates and the Standard of Living
by George Anderson - 176-182 Unemployment and Its Amelioration
by George Anderson - 183-192 Cooperation and Welfare in Industry
by F.R.E. Mauldon - 193-201 Australian Loan and Developmental Policy
by F.W. Eggleston - 202-210 Public Expenditure
by J.W.M. Eddy - 211-220 Taxation and the Public Revenue
by D.B. Copland - 221-227 Relation of Commonwealth and State Finance- The Public Debt
by T. Hytten - 228-235 State Enterprises and Their Organisation
by F.W. Eggleston - 236-242 The Constitution and Economic Policy
by K.H. Bailey - 243-250 Political Parties and Their Economic Policies
by F.W. Eggleston - 251-258 The Possibilities of Scientific Research
by A.E.V. Richardson - 259-265 The National Income and Economic Prosperity
by D.B. Copland - 266-269 Bibliography
by N/A - 270-278 Book Department
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September 1931, Volume 157, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Edwin H. Sutherland & Thorsten Sellin - 1-5 The Historical Background of Our Prisons
by Thorsten Sellin - 6-12 American Prisons Today: A Survey
by E.R. Cass - 13-22 The Prison's Place in the Penal System
by George W. Kirchwey - 23-32 The Prisoner and the Law
by Nathaniel F. Cantor - 33-39 Prison Architecture
by Robert L. Davison - 40-52 Public Control and Supervision of Prisons
by William J. Ellis - 53-61 Prison Administration
by Sanford Bates - 62-71 The Prison Staff
by Jesse O. Stutsman - 72-77 Education in the Prisons of Tomorrow
by Austin H. Maccormick - 78-82 The Prison as a Socializing Agency
by Paul W. Garrett - 83-101 The Prison Labor Problem
by Howard B. Gill - 102-112 The Open Door
by Clair Wilcox - 113-116 The Discharged Prisoner
by B.L. Scott - 117-120 A Scientific Program for Prisons
by A. Warren Stearns - 121-130 Testing the Work of the Prison
by C.E. Gehlke - 131-136 The Prison as a Criminological Laboratory
by Edwin H. Sutherland - 137-149 The Prisoner Speaks
by N/A - 150-163 The Attitudes of Prisoners as a Factor in Rehabilitation
by Henry E. Field - 164-173 English Prisons
by Alexander Paterson - 174-179 Germany's Prison System
by Hans Von Hentig - 180-196 Evolution of the Prison System in Belgium
by A. Delierneux JR - 197-207 Scandinavian Prisons
by Viktor Almquist