American Journal of Economics and Sociology

1941 - 2025

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Volume 17, issue 4, 1958

Land and Man in History pp. 337-340

W. S. Rosecrans

Twenty Years of Soil Conservation pp. 340-340

Milton Mangum

The International Finance Corporation pp. 341-352

William P. Snavely

Internal Financing of Economic Development pp. 353-365

Alek A. Rozental

Tariff Propaganda and Citizen Responsibility pp. 365-366

Elizabeth Read Brown

Is Level of Development Related to Capacity for Self‐Government ? pp. 367-381

Lyle W. Shannon

The Making of a Tyrant pp. 383-398

Francis Neilson

Some Psychological And Economic Assumptions Underlying Automation, I pp. 399-412

Henry Winthrop

Land for the Fellahin, IV pp. 413-420

Raymond E. Crist

Shakespeare and The Tempest, VIII* pp. 421-431

Francis Neilson

Wendell Phillips, Prophet of Liberty pp. 432-433

John Haynes Holmes

Neilson on the Crisis of Western Culture pp. 433-435

George Proctor

Volume 17, issue 3, 1958

Music and Learning pp. 225-236

Francis Neilson

Full Employment as a Goal of Public Policy pp. 237-248

Herbert E. Niwman

The Government Corporation and Bigness pp. 249-260

Richard E. Ball

Citizen Participation in a Democracy pp. 260-260

Hans Simons

Social and Economic Dimensions of Class in Springdale pp. 261-277

Arthur Vidich and Joseph Bensma

Diplomacy and the Democracy pp. 278-278

Alvin Johnson

Tax Policy and the Modern City1 pp. 279-282

Harry Gunniso Brown

The Social Outlook of American Labor pp. 285-286

Hans Simons

On “Portents: Scares, Old and New” pp. 286-286

J.F.C. Fuller

The Population Problem of the netherlands* pp. 287-294

John W. Dykstra

Land for the Fellahin, III pp. 295-306

Raymond E. Crist

The Critical Attitude and Social Action pp. 306-307

Hans Simons

Jaurès and the Carmaux Strikes: The Glass Strike of 1895 pp. 307-319

Harvey Goldberg

The Productivity of the Individually‐Owned Farm pp. 319-319

Milton Mangum

Shakespeare and The Tempest, VII* pp. 321-327

Francis Neilson

Aid for Family Farming pp. 328-328

Milton Mangum

Franklin D. Roosevelt's Thought pp. 329-331

William M. Armstrong

The Economic Significance of Social Sine pp. 331-333

Robert J. Alexander

Economic Principles and Economic Analysis pp. 333-336

George G. Sause

Volume 17, issue 2, 1958

Economics and the Theory of Social Systems pp. 113-122

Michael J. Brennan

Portents: Scares, Old and New pp. 123-132

Francis Neilson

State Versus Private Enterprise in Latin America pp. 133-143

Robert J. Alexander

Two Viewpoints on School Lunches pp. 143-144

Will Lissner

Foundations, Professors and “Economic Education” pp. 145-155

Harry Gunnison Hrown

Land for the Fellahin, II pp. 157-166

Raymond E. Crist

Janrès and the Carmaux Strikes: The Coal Strike of 1892 pp. 167-178

Harvey Goldberg

Edward VII and the Entente Cordiale, III pp. 179-194

Francis Neilson

Japan's Pre‐Perry Preparation for Economic Growth pp. 195-216

Daniel Lloyd Spence

The Charistian Approach to Industrial Relations pp. 217-218

Andrew Rockover Cecil

Do American Industries Really Need Tariffs? pp. 219-224

Elizabeth Read Brown

Volume 17, issue 1, 1957

Land Reform and the Revolution in Asia pp. 1-8

Max Mark

Agrarian Land Reform in Egypt1 pp. 9-19

Stella Margold

The Rights of the Individual pp. 20-20

Albert Schwettzer

Land for the Fellahin pp. 21-30

Raymond E. Crist

Quiet Assurance, Not Arrogance pp. 30-30

Hans Simons

New Approaches to Agricultural Policy pp. 31-41

J. R. Pearman

The Vacant Lot Problem in American Cities pp. 41-42

Elizabeth Read Brown

Shakespeare and The Tempest, VI* pp. 43-52

Francis Neilson

The Scientific Breakthrough of the Twentieth Century pp. 53-58

E. C. Harwood

The Future of Free Enterprise pp. 59-75

Rockwood Chin

The World's Soil Is Limited pp. 75-76

W. S. Rosecrans

Coordinated Fiscal Policy For Economic Stabilization pp. 77-85

Ansel M. Sharp

Edward VII and the Entente Cordiale, II pp. 87-101

Francis Neilson

On “Measurement as Scientific Method in Economics” pp. 101-104

E. C. Harwood

Reply to Colonel Harwood pp. 104-106

Leland B. Yeager

Fairhope's Social Experiment pp. 107-109

Elizabeth Read Brown

An Engineer's View of the Tax Problem pp. 109-112

Samuel Burkhard