Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics

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DEVELOPED AND UNDERDEVLOPED COUNTRIES pp. 475-481: Mauritz Bonow
THE SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES pp. 483-515: Paul Lambert
ECONOMIC PLANNING IN BRITAIN AND THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT pp. 516-522: L. Murray
CONTROL OF BORROWINGS IN THE NATIONALISED FUEL INDUSTRIES OF GREAT BRITAIN pp. 523-529: I. Hicks
AN ENQUIRY INTO THE ORGANISATION AND OPERATION OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES pp. 530-550: V. P. Duggal
EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION IN SOVIET INDUSERY pp. 551-571: Barry M. Richman
STATE ENTERPRISE IN FINLAND pp. 572-576: Ingvar S. Melin
CONSUMERS’CO-OPERATION IN NORWAY pp. 577-584: Reidar Haugen
WORKING OF GOVERNMENT ENTERPRISES IN INDIA, 1961-62 pp. 585-591: M. L. Dantwala
THE TWENTY-SECOND CONGRESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE ALLIANCE (Bournemouth, 14-17 October 1963) pp. 593-599: Paul Lambert
NOTES AND MEMORANDA pp. 605-608: Vladimir Pardioon

V. PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION OF THE REPORTS OF Mr. SARACENO, Mr. WEISSER AND Mr. ROSENSTEIN-RODAN PLANNING IN PUBLIC UNDERTAKINGS pp. 169-182: Pasquale Saraceno
CO-OPERATIVE PLANNING pp. 183-192: Gerhard Weisser
PLANNING WITHIN THE NATION pp. 193-207: P. N. Rosenstein-Rodan
VI. SUBMISSION AND DISCUSSION OF THE REPORTS OF Mr. URI AND Mr. DANTWALA INTERNATIONAL PLANNING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF EUROPE pp. 315-318: Mr. Pierro Uri
INTERNATIONAL PLANNING TO COMBAT THE SCOURGE OF HUNGER THROUGHOUT THE WORLD pp. 319-322: M. L. Dantwala
IX RESOLUTION. CLOSING SPEECH SUBMISSION OF THE RESOLUTION pp. 411-412: Paul Lambert
CLOSING SPEECH pp. 413-418: Mr. Maurice Delbouille
THOUGHTS ABOUT THE CONGRESS OF ROME THE USEFULNESS OF PUBLIC UTILITY SERVICES pp. 423-428: Karl Osterkamp

INTRODUCTION TO THE REPORTS pp. 5-18: Paul Lambert
PLANNING IN PUBLIC UNDERTAKINGS pp. 19-21: P. Saraceno
PLANNING IN CO-OPERATIVE UNDERTAKING pp. 23-52: Gerhard Weisser
PLANNING WITHIN THE NATION (SYNOPSIS) pp. 53-56: P. N. Rosenstein-Rodan
PLANNING AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF EUROPE pp. 57-70: Pierre Uri
INTERNATIONAL PLANNING TO COMBAT THE SCOURGE OF HUNGER THROUGHOUT THE WORLD pp. 71-95: M. L. Dantwala
THE ORGANISATION OF THE ECONOMY IN THE SERVICE OF MAN A GENERAL REVIEW pp. 96-109: Jan Tinbergen
NOTES AND MEMORANDA pp. 110-112: Paul Lambert

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF BRITISH TRANSPORT pp. 323-337: E.K. Hawkins
THE NATIONAL COAL BOARD. 1947–62 pp. 339-383: Michael Posner
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS OF THE COAL MINING INDUSTRY IN EUROPE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY pp. 385-490: François Vinck and Jacques Boursin
THE “THIRD WORLD”, THE EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET AND THE WEST pp. 491-502: Professor Angelos Angelopoulos
TEETHING TROUBLES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: INDIAN SPECIMENS pp. 503-518: S. Kesava Iyengar

FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF PUBLIC ELECTRICITY SUPPLY IN ENGLAND AND WALES pp. 207-219: Ronald S. Edwards
PLANNING AND CO-OPERATIVE ACTION pp. 220-233: Paul Lambert
PROBLEMS OF PUBLIC UNDERTAKINGS WITHIN THE COMMON MARKET pp. 234-250: Georges Rogissart and André Dumoulin
THEORIES CONCERNING THE PROBLEM OF PRICE SETTING IN PUBLIC UNDERTAKINGS pp. 251-269: Theodor Thiemeyer
COLLECTIVE ECONOMY AND SOCIALIST ECONOMY pp. 283-288: Dr. Ivan Maksimovic
SHORT COMMENTARY ON DR. MARKSIMOVIC'S PAPER pp. 289-290: Paul Lambert

THE CHARACTERISTICS OF AND PRINCIPLES GOVERNING PUBLICLY-OWNED CO-OPERATIVES IN BELGIAN EXPERIENCE pp. 3-14: Paul Lambert
THE INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL RECONSTRUCTION (I.R.I.) pp. 15-19: Giuseppe Petrilli
PARLIAMENT AND PUBLIC OWNERSHIP IN ENGLAND pp. 20-32: A.H. Hanson
RECENT BRITISH NATIONALISATION THEORY AND PRACTICE IN RETROSPECT pp. 33-49: J. E. S. Hayward
MUNICIPAL TRADING IN GREAT BRITAIN pp. 50-58: W. Thornhill
PLANNING IN INDIA (1951–66) pp. 59-77: S. Kesava Iyengar
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PAPAL ENCYCLICAL “MATER ET MAGISTRA” pp. 78-86: Canon Jacques Leclercq
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND THE HARNESSING OF HUMAN RESOURCES pp. 87-101: Georges G. Mouton
IMPORTANT SEMINAR IN BRUSSELS ON PUBLIC ECONOMY pp. 102-109: Wilhelm Lutze

THE CONCEPT OF ECONOMIC PROGRESS pp. 397-406: Paul Lambert
PRICE SETTING IN PUBLIC UNDERTAKINGS pp. 407-416: Gerhard Weisser
PRICES AND PRODUCTION COSTS IN PUBLIC ENTERPRISES pp. 417-437: Giorgio Stefani
IV. SUBMISSION AND DISCUSSION OF THE REPORTS OF PROF. BAYER AND PROF. STAMMATI FREEDOM, SECURITY, WELFARE: THREE AIMS OF THE COLLECTIVE ECONOMY. GENERAL SURVEY pp. 485-488: Hans Bayer
THE PUBLIC SECTOR AND THE ACHIEVEMENT OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND WELFARE pp. 488-536: Professor Gaetano Stammati
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT TO LIBERTY, SECURITY AND WELFARE pp. 537-546: W.P. Watkins
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT TO FREEDOM, SECURITY AND WELFARE pp. 547-549: Gabriel Ventejol
DISCUSSION OF THE TWO REPORTS pp. 550-579: André Hirschfeld
THE DANGERS OF DENATIONALISATION TO FREEDOM, SECURITY AND WELFARE pp. 580-596: Edmond Langer
VII. RESOLUTIONS. SUMMING-UP. CLOSING SPEECHES SUBMISSION OF THE RESOLUTIONS pp. 597-609: Paul Lambert

BEYOND FULL EMPLOYMENT pp. 159-167: Joan Robinson
THE PRINCIPAL BANKS IN AUSTRIA UNDER NATIONALISATION pp. 168-181: Oskar Henisch
MUNICIPAL SAVINGS BANKS: THEIR ORIGINS AND TASKS pp. 182-189: Dr. Alfons Haiden
OIL IN AUSTRIA pp. 190-203: Dr. Hans Kreuzberger
AGRICULTURAL SURPLUSES AND THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE pp. 204-238: Joseph Stassart
ASPECTS OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISE TO-DAY (A bibliographical study) pp. 239-260: Jean Meynaud
THE TWENTY-FIRST INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE CONGRESS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE ALLIANCE LAUSANNE, 10–13 OCTOBER 1960 pp. 261-284: R. Ramaekers
HOW THE SWISS CO-OPERATIVES INTEND TO ASSIST DAHOMEY pp. 285-287: Karl Wunderle
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE SCIENCE pp. 288-294: Laszlo Valko
REMARKS ON THE ARTICLE BY PROFESSOR LASZLO VALKO pp. 295-296: Paul Lambert
WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT COLLECTIVE ECONOMY pp. 297-298: François Perroux

THE ASTOUNDING ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE MUNICIPAL CREDIT SOCIETY OF BELGIUM, AND WHAT THEY CAN TEACH US FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF MUNICIPAL CREDIT SOCIETIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD pp. 3-16: Edgard Milhaud
THREE OBJECTIVES OF COLLECTIVE ECONOMY: FREEDOM, SECURITY AND WELFARE BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE REPORTS PREPARED FOR THE FIFTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COLLECTIVE ECONOMY (Vienna, 23–25 May 1961) pp. 17-26: Professor Paul Lambert
THE DANGERS OF DENATIONALISATION TO FREEDOM, SECURITY AND WELFARE pp. 27-74: Edmond Langer
FREEDOM, SECURITY AND WELFARE THREE AIMS OF THE COLLECTIVE ECONOMY GENERAL SURVEY pp. 75-81: Professor Hans Bayer
THE PUBLIC SECTOR AND THE ACHIEVEMENT OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND WELFARE pp. 119-126: G. Stammati
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT TO LIBERTY, SECURITY AND WELFARE pp. 131-134: W. P. Watkins
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT TO FREEDOM, SECURITY AND WELFARE pp. 135-156: G. Ventéjol