American Journal of Economics and Sociology

1941 - 2025

Current editor(s): Laurence S. Moss

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The Theory of Value in Social Science pp. 333-345: Walter G. O'Donnell
Philanthropy and Peace pp. 345-355: Richard Claughton
George's Remedies for Britain's Land Problems pp. 357-370: Elwood P. Lawrence
Current Minority Policies and Their Implementation in International Unions* pp. 371-388: John Hope
Price‐Fixing and Planned Economy pp. 389-399: Jacques and Robert Lacour‐Gayet
Population and Resources pp. 400-400: Will Lissner
Max Weber, Assassination, and German Guilt pp. 401-405: Howard Becker
Land‐Capability Inventory Maps pp. 406-406: T. Swann Harding
The Corn Law Rhymes pp. 407-415: Francis Neilson
Multiple Crop Insurance pp. 415-415: T. Swann Harding
Treason to Liberty pp. 416-416: Max M. Korshak
Gas and Ice Monopolies in Toledo pp. 417-429: Robert H. Bremner
The Basis of Scientific Land Reform pp. 429-430: John C. Lincoln
Philosophy for Social Inquiry pp. 431-436: Horace S. Fries
On Defeating the Communist Menace pp. 442-444: Klaus L. Hansen

The Breeding Ground of Communism pp. 113-124: Francis Neilson
Freedom: Its Compllications pp. 125-137: Ludwig Freund
Inflationary Dangers in the Arms Boom pp. 137-137: George S. Benson
Intellectuals, Concentration Camps, and Black Propaganda pp. 139-143: Howrd Becker
America's Self‐Defeating Materialism pp. 143-144: Clara W. Mayer
Jeffersonian Democracy: Its Significance for Our Time pp. 145-151: Glenn E. Hoover
Geopolitics of the U.S.S.R pp. 153-159: Joseph S. Roucek
Making New Farm Techniques Pay pp. 159-160: T. Swann Harding
Marx's Influence on American Thinking pp. 161-173: Arnold M. Rose
Land Reform Receiving Attention pp. 173-173: Robert Clancy
The Age‐Old Problem of the Land pp. 174-174: Alvin Johnson
Achille Loria: Agrarian Determinist pp. 175-184: Paul Meadows
The Street Railway Controversy in Cleveland pp. 185-206: Robert H. Bremner
On Justice as an Economic Concept pp. 207-210: Alexander M. Goldfinger
The Road Ahead pp. 210-210: Roy A. Foulke
The Social Scientist in the ‘Open Society’ pp. 211-219: Kenneth E. Bock

The Monetary Disequilibrium Hypothesis pp. 1-1: Clark Warburton
Public and Private Collaboration in Business pp. 11-11: T. Swann Harding
The Real Menace to Capitalism pp. 12-12: Alvin Johnson
Why We Have the Two‐Party System pp. 13-15: Harold Hotelling
Is Soil Output Limited? pp. 15-15: T. Swann Harding
Geopolitics of the U.S.S.R pp. 17-26: Joseph S. Roucek
Psychological Assumptions of Economic theory pp. 27-38: Albert Lauterbach
Farm Land Development pp. 38-39: T. Swann Harding
The Problem of the Welfare State pp. 39-44: Philip M. Smith
Land and Its Relation to Human Happiness pp. 45-50: Perry London
Government and Labor‐Management Relations pp. 51-60: Murray Edelman
The Case for Economic History pp. 61-69: Arthur A. Mandel
Mechanical v. Biological Brains pp. 69-69: T. Swann Harding
George L. Record's Struggle for Economic Democracy pp. 71-83: Ransom E. Noble
Science and Humanity pp. 83-84: Clara W. Mayer and Bryn J. Hovde
Democracy in Scandinavian Life pp. 85-86: Bryn J. Hovde
Self‐Government pp. 87-91: Robert H. Bremner
A Remote Factor in Productivity pp. 91-91: T. Swann Harding
The Grand Alliance pp. 93-109: Francis Neilson
Henry George in a New Dimension pp. 109-109: Louis Filler