American Journal of Economics and Sociology

1941 - 2025

Current editor(s): Laurence S. Moss

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The Use and Abuse of Pareto in Industrial Sociology pp. 321-334: Andrew Hacker
Are Morals Subversive? pp. 335-346: John D. Kirby
Goals for U. S. Agriculture pp. 346-346: Earl L. Bretz
Churchill and Yalta pp. 347-356: Francis Neilson
Labor Relations Under the British Labor Government pp. 357-376: Arnold A. Rogow
British Mercantilist Theories of Profit pp. 377-386: Harold B. Ehrlich
Police, Penal and Parole Policies in Cleveland and Toledo pp. 387-398: Robert H. Bremner
History vs. Patriotism: Diplomacy up Blind Alley pp. 399-410: Francis Neilosn
A Definitive Biography of Henry George pp. 411-419: George Raymond Geiger
Scientific Method in Economics pp. 419-421: Robert T. Patterson

Puerto Rico: Recovery or Relapse? pp. 225-239: Milton C. Taylor
The Talents of Humble Folk pp. 240-240: L. G. Ligutti
Economic Theory, Value Judgments, and Economic Policy pp. 241-246: Forest G. Hill
First Jobs and Career Patterns1 pp. 247-261: Seymour Martin Lipset and F. Theodore Malm
Our Heritage from Ancient Civilizations pp. 261-261: Roy E. Miller
Adult Learning in Rural Societies pp. 262-262: Roy E. Miller
The Copyright Tyranny pp. 263-269: Richard Claughton
U. S. Gains in Family Living Levels pp. 269-270: Elwood R. Mcintyre
Industry in the Concepción area of Chile* pp. 271-286: Roger E. Ervin
The Geopolitics of the United States, II pp. 287-303: Joseph S. Roucek
Alvin Johnson at Eighty pp. 303-304: Hans Simons
Ethnic Images and Stereotypes of Mexicans and Americans pp. 305-313: Norman Daymond Humphrey
On Allocating forest Land to Its Best Use pp. 315-318: John D. Gilmour

Further Thoughts on Scientific Method As Applied in Economics pp. 113-122: E. C. Harwood
Social Movements and Economic Developments in Indonesia pp. 123-137: Justus M. van der Kroef
The Sovereign Status of the Human Individual pp. 138-138: Clara W. Mayer
Mixed Enterprise as a Tool of Economic Development: India's Contribution pp. 139-158: Daniel L. Spencer
Labby: An English Constitutional Radical pp. 159-170: Francis Neilson
Counter‐Cyclical Property Taxation1 pp. 171-184: Pao Lun Cheng
The Geopolitics of the United States, I pp. 185-192: Joseph S. Roucek
American Enterprise in Britain's Industrial Revolution Radical Entrepreneur: J. C. Dyer pp. 193-198: W. H. G. Armytage
Urban Community Theory and Research: A Partial Evaluation pp. 199-206: Gideon Sjoberg
Dynamic Technology and Psychic Passivity pp. 207-212: Paul Meadows
What Progress and Poverty Did for Me, II pp. 213-224: Francis Neilson
Anarchy and Barter Plague Foreign Trade pp. 224-224: Roy E. Miller

The Turmoil of the World pp. 1-12: Francis Neilson
Business Leadership and Technological Change* pp. 13-30: Yale Brozen
Cantanary of the Land‐Great System's Model pp. 30-30: Roy E. Miller
In Defense of the Social Sciences1 pp. 31-38: Charles Dollard
Politics of the Italian Land Reform pp. 39-54: Frank Meissner
Free Inquiry in a Free Society pp. 54-54: Charles Dollard
Plant Location and Community Tax Policy pp. 55-57: Elizabeth Read Brown and Harry Gunnison Brown
Foundation in American Life pp. 58-58: Charles Dollard
Keynes, Cooperation, and Economic Stability pp. 59-70: David Hamilton
The Civic Revival in Ohio Harris R. Cooley and Cooley Farms pp. 71-76: Robert H. Bremner
The Sailing Ship Complex and the Decline of Iberian Maritime Enterprise pp. 77-88: Robert F. Voertman
Labor Policy for Economic Stability pp. 89-92: Frank T. Carlton
The Market Place Bias of Economic Histiography pp. 93-100: Leonard A. Lecht
What Progress and Poverty Did For pp. 101-110: Francis Neilson
Resource Conservation in American Agriculture pp. 112-112: Roy E. Miller