American Journal of Economics and Sociology

1941 - 2025

Current editor(s): Laurence S. Moss

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Measurements as Scientific Method in Economics pp. 337-346: Leland B. Yeager
The Hansa and the European Community of Coal and Steel pp. 347-352: William L. Winter
Edward VII and the Entente Cordiale, I pp. 353-368: Francis Neilson
Democratic Principles in Social Problems pp. 369-378: Hilda Weiss Parker and Joseph P. Parker
Capitalism on the U. S. Farm pp. 378-378: Roy E. Miller
Ricardo and the Taxation of Economic Rents pp. 379-390: Edward R. Krrtrell
The State of Our Water Resources pp. 390-390: Milton Magnum
J. C. Kenworthy and the Tolstoyan Communities in England pp. 391-405: W. H. G. Armytage
Indonesia's First National Election, II pp. 407-420: Justus M. van der Kroef
Protection Against Infections Plant Diseases pp. 420-420: Milton Magnum
Shakespeare and The Tempest, V* pp. 421-429: Francis Neilson
The Struggle Against the Past pp. 429-430: Hans Simons
Tax on Idle Lands in Guatemala pp. 431-432: Will Lissner
War and Peace Through History pp. 433-438: Conrad H. Lanza

Unrest in the Middle East pp. 225-225: Francis Neilson
Economic Cooperation and National Security pp. 235-235: Thorsten V. Kalijarvi
Accommodation Between Nations pp. 236-236: Hans Simons
Indonesia's First National Election pp. 237-249: Justus M. van der Kroef
Water Problems in a Democracy pp. 250-250: National Catholic Rural Life Conference
National Product and Structural Change in the French Economy* pp. 251-279: Wallace C. Peterson
Underprivileged People in American Agriculture pp. 279-280: National Catholic Rural Life Conference
The Impact of Technology on Economic Growth pp. 281-290: Richard E. Ball
Education for Citizenship in a Democracy pp. 290-290: Simon E. Sobeloff
Technology, a Threat to Democracy pp. 291-297: Hugh P. Williamson
The Moral Basis of National Security pp. 297-298: National Catholic Rural Life Conference
On the Theory of Factor Income Distribution pp. 299-307: Harold B. Ehrlich
Democracy in Work Unit Management pp. 308-308: Elwood R. McIntyre
Shakespeare and The Tempest, IV* pp. 309-326: Francis Neilson
Tax Policy: Its Effect on Housing and Slums pp. 327-328: Elizabeth Read Brown
Liberalisms, not Liberalism pp. 329-333: Louis Filler

Economic Growth and Distribution in the Middle East pp. 113-126: William O. Thweatt
Conservations, Radicalism and Unionism pp. 127-143: Sanford Cohen
Francis Neilson at 90 pp. 143-144: Will Lissner
The Need for a Cultural Avocation* pp. 145-149: Francis Neilson
The Devil's Good Tunes pp. 150-150: Alvin Johnson
A Study of the Effects of Negro Invasion on Real Estate Values1 pp. 151-162: Thomas L. Gillette
Problems and Prospects of the British Labor Party pp. 163-175: Collin Brooks
Shakespeare and The Tempest, III* pp. 177-193: Francis Neilson
Industry's Tax Burden in Pennsylvania pp. 193-194: Elizabeth Read Brown
Moral Bias and Social Change pp. 195-207: John D. Kirby
The Christian Ethic and the Economic Order pp. 210-210: Andrew Rockover Cecil
Some Novels on Minorities pp. 211-220: Laurence H. Davies

Indians and the Market: Model and Mode in a Colombian Community pp. 1-10: William C. Sayres
The Ceremonial Aspect of Corporate Organization pp. 11-24: David Hamilton
Secret Diplomacy pp. 25-42: Francis Neilson
The Question of Land Reform in the United Nations, 1950–54: The Ideological Basis of the Position Taken By the Soviet Bloc pp. 43-53: Leo M. Egand
The Enclosure Movement in France* pp. 55-71: Alek A. Rozental
The Analytical Attitude in Social Life pp. 72-72: Hans Simons
The Mexican Immigrant Worker in Southwestern Agriculture pp. 73-81: Albert N. Thompson
The Private Sector of Our National Life pp. 81-82: Dean Rusk
J. A. Etzler, an American Utopist pp. 83-88: W. H. G. Armytage
Shakespeare and The Tempest, II* pp. 89-103: Francis Neilson
The New International of Scholarship pp. 103-103: Alvin Johnson
The Anti‐Historicism of Professor Schumpeter* pp. 105-108: Alexander Brody
Land‐Value Taxation Around the World pp. 109-112: George G. Sause