American Journal of Economics and Sociology

1941 - 2025

Current editor(s): Laurence S. Moss

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Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940's* pp. 337-350: Richard Raymond
Opportunity, Subculture and the Economic Performance of Urban Ethnic Groups pp. 351-366: Martin T. Katzman
Federal Aid to the States: An Analytical Examination of the Alternatives* pp. 367-383: Murray Weidenbaum
Strengthen the Presidency pp. 384-384: National Planning Associatio
From New Towns to Metrotowns and Regional Cities, II pp. 385-398: R. W. Archer
State Technical Service—An Emerging Social System pp. 399-403: Donald H. Silva
Central Bank Independence pp. 404-404: Frank A. Southard
State Sales Taxation as a Budget Balancing Device pp. 405-407: Richard X. Chase
Social Reconstruction, Not Psychodrama pp. 407-408: Arthur D. Lewis
Dr. Irene Hickman and Tax Reform in Sacramento County, Calif pp. 409-421: Carole E. Wolff and Judson R. Landis
Education and Training for Managerial Jobs* pp. 423-436: Kenneth Mclennan

Population Size and Industrial Technology pp. 249-249: Hugo O. Engelmann and Richard A. Wanner
From New Towns to Metrotowns and Regional Cities* I pp. 257-257: R. W. Archer
The Monetary Value of a Housewife:*An Economic Analysis for Use in Litigation pp. 271-283: Chong Soo Pyun
The Influence of Culture on Business in a Pluralistic Society*A Study of Trinidad, West Indies† pp. 285-285: Tony H. Bonaparte

The Occupational Aspirations and Labor Force Experience of Negro Youth* pp. 113-130: Norman G. Keig
Economic Aspects of Water Resource Policy* pp. 131-144: Mason Gaffney
The Case for Taxing Location Values pp. 145-158: P. I. Prentice
Community Development, Land Reform, and Political Participation Preliminary observations on some cases in Latin America pp. 159-178: Gerrit Hutzer
Jewish Agricultural Colonization in Entre Rios, Argentina, III* pp. 179-192: Morton D. Winsberg
Funding Land Redistribution in Developing Countries Maintaining Fiscal Solvency in the Face of Heavy Costs pp. 194-204: Edward R. Harris
Problems in the Reform of Land Tenure pp. 205-210: Reginald Edward Morris
Recruiting Executive Talent for Business pp. 211-216: Will Lissner
Cardozo and America's Tradition of Freedom pp. 217-219: Alexander Brody
Bohnsack on City Planning pp. 220-224: Erich Zincke

Community Power and Public Welfare* pp. 17-28: Wayne Paulson, Edgar W. Butler and Hallowell Pope
The Image of the Slav in U.S. History and in Immigration Policy pp. 29-48: Joseph S. Roucek
The Process of Land Reform in Developing Countries The Background and Basic Legal Strategy pp. 49-60: Edward R. Harris
Agrarian Reform in Iraq: Some Socioeconomic Aspects pp. 61-76: Fuad Baali
Fiscal Controls of Land Monopoly pp. 77-92: Reginald Edward Morris
Tax Reform in Latin America pp. 93-108: Robert Ekelund
An Attack on Tax Reform in Hawaii pp. 106-108: Elizabeth Read Brown and Harry Gunnison Brown
A Human View of Economics pp. 109-112: James R. Rinehart

Unrelated Individuals: A “Backwash” Poverty Population pp. 337-345: Richard X. Chase
Urbanism and Annexation Attitudes in Two Similar Suburban Areas pp. 347-363: Jerome G. Manis
On Monsignor Ligutti's Golden Jubilee pp. 363-364: Wll Lissner
The Short‐Run Economic Effects of Corporate Taxation pp. 365-370: Gurcharan S. Laumas
Discrimination, Subculture, and the Economic Performance of Negroes, Puerto Ricans, and Mexican‐Americans pp. 371-375: Martin T. Katzman
Land Value Taxation by California Irrigation Districts pp. 377-386: Albert T. Henley
Obstacles to Adoption of Land Value Taxation The Story of Meadville pp. 387-392: Harry Gunnison Brown and Elizabeth Read Brown
A New Look at Henry George pp. 393-404: Steven Cord
Land Tenure in Peru: A CIDA Study pp. 405-422: Jacobo Brodsky and Jacob Oser
Jewish Agricultural Colonization in Entre Rios, Argentina, II* pp. 423-428: Morton D. Winsberg
On Morris's Reexamination of Land and Rent Theory pp. 429-432: Raymond Jackson
Toward an Understanding of Consumer Behavior pp. 433-438: Carolyn Shaw Bell

The Relation Between Economic Activity and Critical Community Dimensions pp. 225-237: Byron E. Munson
The Economics of Loansharking pp. 239-252: Lawrence J. Kaplan and Salvatore Matteis
A Tax Tool for Meeting Urban Fiscal Crisis* pp. 253-258: M. Mason Gaffney
A Critique Of Positive Economics pp. 259-266: Lewis E. Hill
Carey, Classical Rent, and Economic Development pp. 267-276: Rodney J. Morrison
Growth in Agriculture and Industry in Developing Countries pp. 277-284: Edward R. Harris
Jewish Agricultural Colozination in Entre Rios, Argentina pp. 285-296: Morton D. Winsberg
The Latin American Way of Life pp. 297-312: Raymond E. Crist
The Land Question in History pp. 313-320: Reginald Edward Morris
Pollack on Populism pp. 321-334: Herbert Shapiro
Labor and Politics in Argentina pp. 335-336: Robert J. Alexander

Rent Subsidy and Housing Satisfaction The Case of Urban Renewal In Lubbock, Texas pp. 113-124: Charles K. Edgley, W. G. Steglich and Walter J. Cartwright
Discrimination Against Negro Homeowners in Property Tax Assessment* pp. 125-132: William S. Hendon
Work Among the Yugoslavs on the Mississippi Delta pp. 133-146: Frank M. Lovrich
The Land Question: The Theory Reexamined pp. 147-154: Reginald Edward Morris
A Tax‐Sharing Plan Geared to Urban Renewal pp. 155-160: Steven B. Cord
Land Distribution in Densely Populated Developing Countries pp. 161-170: Yau‐Pik Chau and Henry C. Durham
The Latin American Way of Life pp. 171-184: Raymond E. Crist
Economic Thought in Talmudic Literature in the Light of Modern Economics pp. 185-196: Roman A. Ohrenstein
Theoretical Foundations of Neo‐Institutionalism pp. 197-213: Louis J. Junker
On “Ideology and Indian Planning” pp. 214-216: A. Vasudevan
Reply: “On ‘Ideology and Indian Planning’” pp. 217-218: Ralph B. Price

Social Science Research, Aid to Counterinsurgency pp. 1-8: Thomas H. Tackaberry
“Structural” and “Aggregative” Emphases In Anti‐Poverty Policy pp. 9-26: Richard X. Chase
Magnitude of Nonreproducible Capital in the American Economy pp. 27-39: Walter F. Swanton
Where Society's Claim Stops pp. 41-54: Robert V. Andelson
The U.S. Bureau of the Budget As Agency Evaluator pp. 55-62: L. L. Wade
The Latin American Way of Life, I pp. 63-76: Raymond E. Crist
Foreign Direct Investment in Italy, 1956–1963: Some Developmental Aspects* pp. 77-88: Peter V. Mini
Marshall and Weber on Wealth and Property: A Comparative Appraisal* pp. 89-98: Thomas D. Curtis
On Definitional Controversy in Economics pp. 99-100: Thomas Havrilesky
The Education of an Economist Before the Great Depression pp. 101-112: Valdemar Carlson