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September 1964, Volume 355, Issue 1
- 128-133 The Licensing of Child-Care Facilities
by Claud B. Corry - 134-139 Guardianship: Every Child's Right
by Irving Weissman - 140-199 Book Department
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July 1964, Volume 354, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by James C. Charlesworth - 1-8 The Soviet Union and African Countries
by Nikolai Fedorenko - 9-21 Africa vis-Ã -vis the Western Powers
by Cherif Guellal - 22-32 Tribalism and Social Evolution in Africa
by Colin M. Turnbull - 33-45 The Last Revolution: Community and Nation in Africa
by Douglas E. Ashford - 46-53 Recent Economic Growth in Africa
by Andrew M. Kamarck - 54-64 Diplomatic Rapport between Africa and the United States
by G. Mennen Williams - 65-74 American Aid to Africa
by Edmond C. Hutchinson - 75-83 The Influence of Africans on American Culture
by John A. Davis - 84-90 Africa: An African Evaluation
by J. David Rubadiri - 91-96 The Sweep of Nationalism in Africa
by Thomas Patrick Melady - 97-109 Political Stability in the New African States
by Herbert J. Spiro - 110-121 Democracy on Trial in Africa
by St. Clair Drake - 122-134 The Role of Africa in the United Nations
by Thomas Hovet JR - 135-144 Apartheid and the United Nations
by Ram C. Malhotra - 145-152 The United Nations and Colonialism in Africa
by Roy Welensky - 153-162 Recent Developments in Culture and Personality
by John J. Honigmann & Richard J. Preston - 163-228 Book Department
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May 1964, Volume 353, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Lee S. Greene - 1-13 The Changing Pattern of Urban Party Politics
by Fred I. Greenstein - 14-26 Boss and Faction
by James A. Riedel - 27-39 Bosses, Machines, and Ethnic Groups
by Elmer E. Cornwell JR - 40-51 Organized Labor and the City Boss
by Louis L. Friedland - 52-63 Leadership in a Large Manager City: The Case of Kansas City
by Stanley T. Gabis - 64-71 Dade County: Unbossed, Erratically Led
by Thomas J. Wood - 72-83 Metropolitics and Professional Political Leadership: The Case of Nashville
by Daniel R. Grant - 84-94 From Bossism to Cosmopolitanism: Changes in the Relationship of Urban Leadership to State Politics
by William C. Havard - 95-106 Urban Leadership during Change
by Gladys M. Kammerer & John M. Degrove - 107-121 The Decentralized Politics of Los Angeles
by Francis M. Carney - 122-130 Recent Developments in Latin-American History
by Robert N. Burr - 131-136 Report of the Board of Directors to the Members of the American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year 1963
by N/A - 137-208 Book Department
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March 1964, Volume 352, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Robert B. Mitchell - 1-12 The Place of Nature in the City of Man
by Ian L. McHarg - 13-24 Physical and Mental Health in the City
by E. James Lieberman & Leonard J. Duhl - 25-32 Urban Social Differentiation and the Allocation of Resources
by Raymond W. Mack & Dennis C. McElrath - 33-38 Culture Change and the Planner
by Anthony N.B. Garvan - 39-47 Urban Economic Development
by John H. Nixon & Paul H. Gerhardt - 48-61 Administrative and Fiscal Considerations in Urban Development
by Werner Z. Hirsch - 62-73 The Political Side of Urban Development and Redevelopment
by Scott Greer & David W. Minar - 74-83 The Urban Pattern
by Hans Blumenfeld - 84-94 The Public Art of City Building
by David A. Crane - 95-106 City Schools
by Patricia Cayo Sexton - 107-118 Housing and Slum Clearance: Elusive Goals
by William G. Grigsby - 119-128 Social-Welfare Planning
by Elizabeth Wood - 129-140 Recreation and Urban Development: A Policy Perspective
by Lowdon Wingo JR - 141-151 Urban Transportation Criteria
by Henry Fagin - 152-164 Theoretical Economics
by Sidney Weintraub - 165-226 Book Department
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January 1964, Volume 351, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by D.F. Fleming & D.F. Fleming - 1-14 The Sino-Soviet Conflict in Perspective
by Robert A. Scalapino - 15-23 The Gaullist Revolt against the Anglo-Saxons
by Cecil V. Crabb JR - 24-29 Defense against Gaullist Isolationism
by James P. Warburg - 30-39 What Kind of NATO Nuclear Force?
by Raymond H. Dawson - 40-49 The Sino-Soviet Balance Sheet in the Underdeveloped Areas
by C.P. Fitzgerald - 50-57 India after the Chinese Attack
by Henry C. Hart - 58-71 The Southeast Asian Cockpit
by John Gange - 72-80 Cuba: Issues and Alternatives
by William Appleman Williams - 81-91 Can the Alliance for Progress Succeed?
by Willard F. Barber - 92-101 The Test-Ban Negotiations: Implications for the Future
by Harold Karan Jacobson - 102-109 The Warfare State
by Fred J. Cook - 110-120 Noneconomic Factors in the Institutionalization of the Cold War
by Irving Louis Horowitz - 121-131 Economic Alternatives to Arms Prosperity
by Seymour Melman - 132-139 Can a Nuclear World War Be Avoided?
by Norman A. Graebner - 140-147 Living with China as a Great Power
by O. Edmund Clubb - 148-156 The Unsolved German Settlement
by Fred Warner Neal - 157-169 The Turn toward Peace
by D.F. Fleming - 170-179 The Growth of the World Community
by Evan Luard - 180-180 Epilogue
by D.F. Fleming - 181-193 Selected Aspects of Archaeology, 1958 to 1963
by Robert H. Dyson JR - 194-257 Book Department
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November 1963, Volume 350, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Solomon Barkin & Albert A. Blum - 1-9 Is There a Crisis in the American Trade-Union Movement? Yes
by Edward T. Townsend - 10-15 Is There a Crisis in the Labor Movement? No
by Philip Taft - 16-24 Is There a Crisis in the American Trade-Union Movement?—The Trade Unionists' Views
by Solomon Barkin & Albert A. Blum - 25-35 Automation—End or a New Day in Unionism?
by James L. Stern - 36-45 AFL-CIO: A Confederation or Federation? Which Road for the Future?
by A.H. Raskin - 46-54 The Dilemma of Union Democracy
by Emanuel Stein - 55-62 The Outlook for Union Growth
by Joseph Shister - 63-73 Ethnic and Economic Minorities: Unions' Future or Unrecruitable?
by Ray Marshall - 74-85 The Role of Government in Union Growth
by Philip Ross - 86-94 Union Bargaining Strength: Goliath or Paper Tiger?
by George Strauss - 95-103 Economic Dilemmas of Collective Bargaining
by Melvin Rothbaum - 104-114 Labor: A Partner in American Foreign Policy?
by John P. Windmuller - 115-128 The Historical Relationship of Liberals and Intellectuals to Organized Labor in the United States
by Maurice F. Neufeld - 129-137 The Challenge Facing British Unions
by W.E.J. McCarthy - 138-147 The Road to the Future: A Trade-Union Commission for Self-Analysis
by Solomon Barkin - 148-156 Recent Trends in the Study of Minority and Race Relations
by Milton M. Gordon - 157-220 Book Department
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September 1963, Volume 349, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Donald S. Zagoria - 1-13 The Chinese and the Russians
by Klaus Mehnert - 14-26 The Persistence of Tradition in Chinese Foreign Policy
by Mark Mancall - 27-37 Demons in Paradise: The Chinese Images of Russia
by T.A. Hsia - 38-48 Sino-Soviet Relations—The Question of Authority
by Benjamin Schwartz - 49-69 Economic Policy and Political Power in Communist China
by Franz Schurmann - 70-80 Centralization versus Decentralization in Mainland China and the Soviet Union
by Dwight H. Perkins - 81-93 Sino-Soviet Military Relations
by Raymond L. Garthoff - 94-105 Sino-Soviet Economic Relations, 1959-1962
by Oleg Hoeffding - 106-116 Factors of Unity and Factors of Conflict
by Richard Lowenthal - 117-129 The Emergence of an Asian Communist Coalition
by A.M. Halpern - 130-142 Russia, China, and the Underdeveloped Areas
by Harry Gelman - 143-152 European Communism and the Sino-Soviet Schism
by William E. Griffith - 153-162 Russia and China View the United States
by Alexander Dallin - 163-181 Some Recent Developments in Socialization Theory and Research
by William H. Sewell - 182-244 Book Department
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July 1963, Volume 348, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by James C. Charlesworth - 1-14 Britain and the New Europe
by David Ormsby Gore - 15-24 Community Economic Relations with Associated African States and Other Countries
by Jacob J. Van der Lee - 25-33 Cultural Pluralism in the United States and in the Projected European Union
by Saul K. Padover - 34-45 Will European Union Bring about Merged National Goals?
by Daniel Lerner - 46-53 Obstacles to European Unification
by Thorsten V. Kalijarvi - 54-64 The Strength of the Projected Union vis-Ã -vis Russia
by Frederick C. Barghoorn - 65-72 The Effect on NATO of the Projected European Union
by William R. Tyler - 73-81 The Projected European Union and the Question of German Unity
by K. Heinrich Knappstein - 82-94 The Impact of the Franco-German Entente
by Harold C. Deutsch - 95-101 The Future of Political Unity in Western Europe
by Hans Kohn - 102-109 Residual Nationalism: A Rising Threat to Projected European Union
by Blair Bolles - 110-120 Western Europe and the American Balance of Payments
by G. Griffith Johnson - 121-131 The Projected European Union and American Military Responsibilities
by William R. Kintner - 132-140 The Projected European Union and American International Prestige
by Quincy Wright - 141-155 The New Europe and the Cold War
by D.F. Fleming - 156-163 American Government and Administration: Recent Developments
by William H. Young - 164-229 Book Department
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May 1963, Volume 347, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by Gus Tyler - 1-11 An Overview of Organized Crime: Mores versus Morality
by Robert K. Woetzel - 12-19 Organized Crime: A Business Enterprise
by Thorsten Sellin - 20-29 The Juvenile Gang: A Cultural Reflex
by Herbert A. Bloch - 30-39 Chicago: Shades of Capone
by Virgil W. Peterson - 40-50 New England: The Refined Yankee in Organized Crime
by Dwight S. Strong - 51-57 New York: Criminal Infiltration of the Securities Industry
by Louis J. Lefkowitz - 58-66 Maryland: A Law-Enforcement Dilemma
by Alvin J.T. Zumbrun - 67-73 Detroit: A Lesson in Law Enforcement
by George Edwards - 74-81 New Approaches to the Control of Organized Crime
by Morris Ploscowe - 82-92 Local and State Action against Organized Crime
by Eliot H. Lumbard - 93-103 A Federal Viewpoint on Combating Organized Crime
by Herbert J. Miller JR - 104-112 An Interdisciplinary Attack on Organized Crime
by Gus Tyler - 113-128 Recent Developments in United States History
by James H. Soltow - 129-134 Report of the Board of Directors to the Members of The American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year 1962
by James C. Charlesworth & Stephen B. Sweeney & Norman D. Palmer & M. Albert Linton & Lewis M. Stevens & Thorsten Sellin & Raymond T. Bowman & Joseph H. Willits & James P. Warburg & Howard C. Petersen & Roy F. Nichols & Loren C. Eiseley - 135-196 Book Department
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March 1963, Volume 346, Issue 1
- 1-8 Health, Society, and Social Science
by Robert Straus & John A. Clausen - 9-20 Medicine, History, and the Idea of Man
by Edmund D. Pellegrino - 21-33 Social Change and Medical Organization in the United States : A Sociological Perspective
by Talcott Parsons - 34-43 Anthropological Perspectives on Medicine and Public Health
by Benjamin D. Paul - 44-56 Changing Patterns of Health Service: Their Dependence on a Changing World
by Milton I. Roemer - 57-66 Medical Care and the Public: Case Study of a Medical Group
by Eliot Freidson - 67-76 The Social Structure of a General Hospital
by Robert N. Wilson - 77-87 The Process of Becoming a Physician
by Samuel W. Bloom - 88-98 Becoming a Nurse: A Selective View
by Hans O. Mauksch - 99-108 A Role for Behavioral Science in a University Medical Center
by Robert Straus - 109-116 The Family in Health and Illness: Some Neglected Areas
by Clark E. Vincent - 117-125 Meeting Patients' Psychosocial Needs in the General Hospital
by Esther Lucile Brown - 126-137 Problems of Collaboration between Social Scientists and the Practicing Professions
by Leonard S. Cottrell JR. & Eleanor Bernert Sheldon - 138-148 Social Factors in Disease
by John A. Clausen - 149-204 Book Department
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January 1963, Volume 345, Issue 1
- 1-5 Transportation in Contemporary Civilization
by George Fox Mott - 6-13 For Good or Ill, Users Influence Transportation
by E. Grosvenor Plowman - 14-21 Policy Goals Become Less Elusive
by Luther H. Hodges - 22-31 Clarification of Transportation - Policy Goals
by George M. Harrison - 32-38 Storm Warnings for Those Who Would Proceed
by James K. Knudson - 39-46 The Problem—Rational and Effective Allocation of Resources
by Kent T. Healy - 47-57 Transportation—The Political Dimensions of an Economic Dilemma
by William B. Johnson - 58-65 Railroads Have Quit Slumbering
by Curtis D. Buford - 66-72 Motor Carriage—The Long and Short of It
by James F. Pinkney - 73-80 The Airway Tide in Transportation
by Delos W. Rentzel - 81-88 By Ship—The Salt of the Sea Not Withstanding
by John M. Will - 89-94 By Barge—River Transportation's Confluence
by Yates Catlin - 95-102 Today's Port—A Trade and Transport Hub
by Harry C. Brockel - 103-108 Why Not Merge and Survive?
by William Thomas Rice - 109-114 The Case for Diversification
by E.C.R. Lasher - 115-121 The Roll and Rock of Containerization in Transport Economics
by Morris Forgash - 122-129 Manpower—A Prime Resource
by Ernest W. Williams JR - 130-142 Transportation in Orbit
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