American Journal of Economics and Sociology

1941 - 2025

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Volume 21, issue 4, 1962

Sociology as a Science: A Dysfunctional Element pp. 337-337

David J. Gray

Class Succession and the Coming Struggle for Power pp. 347-347

Hugo O. Engelmann

A Birthright With Every Birth pp. 358-358

George W. Ball

Towards a Philosophy of Labor pp. 359-359

Donald Clark Hodges

Business in the Defense of Private Enterprise pp. 373-373

Stella Margold

Freedom, the Wave of the Future pp. 382-382

John F. Kennedy

The Legitimation of the Social Power Position of a Real Estate Board pp. 383-383

Donald H. Bouma

The Modern Danish Folk High Schools pp. 393-393

Helena Kavalier

Some Aspects of Human Geography in Latin American Literature pp. 407-407

Raymond E. Crist

Volume 21, issue 3, 1962

The Nobel Peace Prize—A Balance Sheet pp. 225-225

Irwin Abrams

People and Material Progress The Relation Between Some of the Variables In Population Change and Economic Development pp. 245-245

M. K. Ohlson

Will the Migration of United States Factories Abroad Hurt Us? pp. 257-257

Jacob Oser

The Scarcity Hypothesis in Modern Economics pp. 265-265

M. Bronfenbrenner

Nicolas Berdyaev's Critique of Marxism pp. 271-271

Robert V. Andelson

Sociology and History: A New Look at Their Relatioaships pp. 285-285

Richard L. Means

The French Socio‐economic Environment in the Eighteenth Century and Its Relation to the Physiocrats pp. 299-299

Raymond S. Franklin

Why Is Institutional Economics Not Institutional? pp. 309-309

David Hamilton

Absentee Ownership Reread pp. 319-319

Rosalind Schulman

A Study of Rent pp. 331-331

George G. Sausb

The Cabalistic Trend in Economics pp. 333-333

Broadus Mitchell

Volume 21, issue 2, 1962

On the Scientific Foundations of Marginalism pp. 113-113

Adamantia Pollis And and Bertram L. Koslin

U. S. and Soviet Agrarian Structures pp. 130-130

Milton Mangum

Some Political‐Economic Issues Determining U. S. Tariff Policy pp. 131-131

Walter J. Mead

Toward an Understanding of Criminal Behavior pp. 145-145

Vernon Fox

The “Principia Ethica” of an Affluent Society pp. 159-159

Kenneth K. Kurihara

Sociological Elements of a Theory of Terror and Violence pp. 165-165

Joseph S. Roucek

The Scope and Significance of Economic Misrepresentation, II pp. 173-173

Hans Apel

The Influence of Henry George's Ideas Upon Modern Japan pp. 189-189

Yoshisaburo Yamasaki

An Oversight in the Dominant Theory of Interest pp. 203-207

Harry Gunnison Brown

The Wilderness in the American Heritage pp. 207-207

Richard E. Mcardle

The 1962 World Food Forum pp. 208-208

Milton Mangum

Pittsburgh's Pioneering in Scientific Taxation, II pp. 209-209

Percy R. Williams

Volume 21, issue 1, 1962

The More Abundant Life pp. 1-1

Theodore A. Sumberg

Private Cooperation in Economic Development pp. 10-10

W. L.

Some Negro‐White Differences in Consumption* pp. 11-11

Marcus Alexis

Cynicism in the Labor Movement pp. 29-29

Donald Clark Hodges

Pittsburgh's Pioneering in Scientific Taxation pp. 37-37

Percy R. Williams

Public Office in the Social Background of Supreme Court Justices pp. 57-57

S. Sidney Ulmer

Impact of Technology on International Trade pp. 69-69

J. C. Somers

The Scope and Significance of Economic Misrepresentation pp. 77-77

Hans Apel

Godkin and Chinese Labor A Paradox in 19th Century Liberalism pp. 91-91

William M. Armstrong

Creative Response and Adaptive Response In Japanese Society* pp. 103-103

William Burke

Volume 20, issue 5, 1961

The Unwieldy Time‐Dimension of Space pp. 465-465

Mason Gaffney

Rural Development in the United States pp. 481-481

Milton Mangum

The Rise and Fall of Militant Trade Unionism pp. 483-496

Donald Clark Hodges

The Social Ideas of Henry George pp. 497-497

Aurele A. Durocher

The Effects of Imported Mexican Farm Labor in a California County pp. 513-521

James F. Rooney

Values Harvested from Recreation Land pp. 522-522

Milton Mangum

The New England Town and the Beginning of American Capitalist Democracy pp. 523-523

Nobumichi Hiraide

The Absorption of Capital in Slave Labor in the Ante‐Bellum South and Economic Growth pp. 535-535

John E. Moes

Women's Struggle for Equality of Opportunity pp. 542-542

Milton Mangum

Costs, Tariffs, Prices and Nationalization The Rise and Decline of the American Grapefruit Industry on the Isle of Pines, Cuba pp. 543-543

Morton D. Winsberg

Does Free Trade Take Away Jobs? pp. 549-549

Elizabeth Read Brown

Volume 20, issue 4, 1961

An Epitaph for Francis Neilson, 1867–1961 pp. 337-337

Will Lissner

Francis Neilson as Shakespearean Scholar pp. 341-341

Grover Cleveland Loud

A Bibliography of Francis Neilson, 1947–1961 pp. 355-360

Phyllis Evans

Pertinent Lessons from Past Depressions* pp. 361-361

Francis Neilson

The World Seeks Peace pp. 376-376

John J. Mcloy

Communist China's Economic Growth in Perspective* pp. 377-389

Amos Yoder

Our Land is One pp. 389-389

Conny C. Ricker

Conserving Soil and Water pp. 390-390

Don Kline

Status Implications of the Employment of Married Women in the United States pp. 391-397

Lincoln H. Day

Investment in Tropical Africa: Economic, Social and Political Aspects of Opportunities for Development and Obstacles to Change pp. 399-409

Edward Marcus

An Educational Film on Land Reform pp. 410-410

V. G. Peterson

The Political ‘Dilemma’ of German Trade Unionism pp. 411-411

Nathan Reich

Eclipse of the Great Man pp. 424-424

Alvin Johnson

Economic Determinants of the Character of Afro‐Asian Nationalism pp. 425-425

Max Mark

Some Reflections on Latin America's “Common Market” pp. 433-433

Ernest Feder

Financing Economic Development pp. 442-442

W. A. B. Ilife

Criteria for a Rational Tax System pp. 443-443

Harry Gunnison Brown

Land Reform in Mexico pp. 448-448

Will Lissner

A British View of African Colonialism* pp. 449-460

Sayre P. Schatz

Communism's Goal of Total Control pp. 460-462

Alexander S. Balinky

The Role of the Soviet Budget pp. 462-462

Robert J. Alexander

American Agriculture's Exciting Story pp. 463-464

Milton Mangum

Volume 20, issue 3, 1961

Taxes are Devilish Things pp. 225-240

Francis Neilson and John W. Gardner

Private Efforts in the Struggle for Progress pp. 240-240

Henry T. Heald

The Class Significance of Ethical Traditions pp. 241-252

Donald Clark Hodges

Religion, Proverbs, and Economic Mentality pp. 253-253

Alpha C. Chiang

U. S. Experience in Banishing Hunger pp. 264-264

C. M. Ferguson

Socio‐economic Correlates of Consumer Behavior pp. 265-270

John Harp

The Passing of the Lowbrow pp. 270-270

Alvin Johnson

Some Aspects of River Utilization in Arid Areas: The Hydro‐economics of Inadequate Supply pp. 271-271

Abraham M. Hirsch

Multiple Weighted Voting in Government Bicameral Divisions on Issues in Unicameral Legislatures pp. 287-290

Richard Hazelett

Progress and Progressivism pp. 291-291

Louis Filler

Science, the Scientist and the Public pp. 304-304

Clara W. Mayer

Cannan and Veblen as Institutionalists pp. 305-312

John M. Ellis

Lebensraum in Hitler's War Plan: The Theory and the Eastern European Reality pp. 313-313

Ihor Kamenetsky

Toward a Practical Theory of Economic Growth pp. 327-331

Robert Theobald

Max Weber as an Intellectual pp. 331-331

Amitai Etzioni

Atlantic Union Reconsidered pp. 334-334

Robert J. Alexander

Volume 20, issue 2, 1961

Latin America's Need for Land Reform pp. 113-113

Will Lissner

Land For the Fellahin, XIII Land Tenure and Land Use in the Near East pp. 115-115

Raymond E. Crist

Satistical History of the Property Tax Base in Wisconsin, 1916–19581 pp. 127-127

Harold M. Groves and John Riew

How College Textbooks Treat Land Value Tazation pp. 147-147

Elizabeth Read Brown

The Government Spending Process and Economic Activity pp. 169-169

Murray Weidenbaum

Experience in Personal and Social Progress pp. 180-180

Clara W. Mayer

Institutionalism and Contemporary Price Theory pp. 181-193

Louis A. Dow

Comparative Studies in Society pp. 193-194

W. L.

The Escort of Lies pp. 195-195

Francis Neilsom

Promoting Economic Development Through Know‐How pp. 206-206

Milton Mangum

Dan Denarius: The Almighty Penny and the Fifteenth Century Poets pp. 207-207

John A. Yunck

Many‐faceted Problems of the Aging pp. 223-223

Louis Carp

Volume 20, issue 1, 1960

A Fire Shall Consume the Earth pp. 1-1

Francis Neilson

The Recovery of Individuality pp. 22-22

Clara W. Mayer

Class Analysis1 and Its Presuppositions An Historical Approach pp. 23-23

Donald Clark Hodges

The Problem of the Large Corporation Twenty‐five Years Later pp. 39-39

Paul M. O'Leary

From Robber Barons to Industrial Statesmen: Standard Oil and the Business Historian1 pp. 47-47

David Chalmers

The Case for Abolishing Unearned Incomes pp. 59-59

Elizabeth Read Brown

A New Journal for Labor History pp. 61-61

W. L.

U. S. Leadership in Agriculture pp. 62-62

Ezra Taft Benson

On the Elasticity of Demand at Retail pp. 63-63

Carolyn Shaw Bell

Economic Structure and Economic Development pp. 73-73

Lorenzo Mario Belotti

Solving Problems by Mutual Aid pp. 80-80

Milton Mangum

Bank Mergers and the Nature of Competition in Banking pp. 81-81

Robert H. Marshall and Christian A. Herter

Conserving Our Water Resources pp. 88-88

D. A. Williams

The Role of the Large Landholders in the Loss of Roman Gaul: A Case Study in the Decline of the Roman Empire in the West* pp. 89-89

Emil Lucki

Teilhard's Vision of the Future pp. 101-101

Francis Neilson

In Search of Certainty pp. 106-106

Alexander Brody

Soviet Intervention in Mexico La Ingerencia Rusa en Mexico. By Rodrigo García Treviño. Mexico, D.F., Editorial America, 1959, 253 pp pp. 110-110

Robert J. Alexander