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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
1890 - 2024
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Volume 143, issue 1, 1929
- Foreword pp. vi-viii
- Viva Boothe
- The Educational Opportunities of American Women — Theoretical and Actual pp. 1-13
- Willystine Goodsell
- The Meaning of Progress in the Woman Movement pp. 14-20
- Ethel Puffer Howes
- The Woman Administrator in the Modern Home pp. 21-32
- Anna E. Richardson
- Woman's Economic Contribution in the Home pp. 33-40
- Hildegarde Kneeland
- The Home Woman as Buyer and Controller of Consumption pp. 41-48
- Benjamin R. Andrews
- Employer-Employee Relationships in the Home pp. 49-60
- Amey E. Watson
- Efficiency of Women Workers pp. 61-64
- Lillian M. Gilbreth
- Occupations and Earnings of Women in Industry pp. 65-73
- Alice Rogers Hager
- What the Wage-Earning Woman Contributes to Family Support pp. 74-93
- Agnes L. Peterson
- Ohio's Women Workers pp. 94-103
- Amy G. Maher
- The Trend in Women's Wages pp. 104-108
- Nelle Swartz
- Labor Turnover of Working Women pp. 109-119
- Marguerite B. Benson
- Trade Union Activities of Women pp. 120-131
- Theresa Wolfson
- The Economic Problems of Women pp. 132-136
- Emilie J. Hutchinson
- Some Factors Affecting Earnings of Business and Professional Women pp. 137-145
- Margaret Elliott and Grace E. Manson
- Women as College Teachers pp. 146-153
- Marion O. Hawthorne
- The Position of Women in the Public Schools pp. 154-165
- Charl Williams
- Women in Odd and Unusual Fields of Work pp. 166-179
- Miriam Simons Leuck
- Women in the Clerical Occupations pp. 180-187
- Grace L. Coyle
- Women in Farm Life and Rural Economy pp. 188-194
- Mary Meek Atkeson
- American Women and the Printing Press pp. 195-206
- Mary R. Beard
- Some Effects of Woman Suffrage pp. 207-216
- Marguerite M. Wells
- Women in the Political Parties pp. 217-229
- Emily Newell Blair
- Women in International Affairs pp. 230-248
- Florence Brewer Boeckel
- Woman's Era in the Police Department pp. 249-254
- Helen D. Pigeon
- Legal and Administrative Restrictions Affecting the Rights of Married Women to Work pp. 255-264
- Mary Phlegar Smith
- At the Crossroads in the Legal Protection of Women in Industry pp. 265-279
- Elizabeth Faulkner Baker
- The Effects of Labor Legislation on Women's Work pp. 280-285
- Mary N. Winslow
- Labor Legislation for Women and Its Effects on Earnings and Conditions of Labor pp. 286-300
- Florence Kelley and Marguerite Marsh
- The Married Woman and the Part-Time Job pp. 301-314
- Lorine Pruette
- Mothers in Industry pp. 315-324
- Gwendolyn Hughes Berry
- Married College Women in Business and the Professions pp. 325-338
- Chase Going Woodhouse
- The Personality Results of the Wage Employment of Women Outside the Home and Their Social Consequences pp. 339-348
- Ernest R. Groves
- Some Probable Social Consequences of the Out-Working of Well-Endowed Married Women pp. 349-360
- David Snedden
- Home-Making Education in the Colleges pp. 361-367
- Louise Stanley
- Emotional Adjustment of Women in the Modern World and the Choice of Satisfactions pp. 368-373
- Elsa Denison Voorhees
- Book Department pp. 374-386
- N/a
Volume 142, issue 1_suppl, 1929
- Foreword pp. iv-iv
- Irvin Stewart
- The Development of Radio pp. 1-7
- Laurens E. Whittemore
- Recent Technical Developments in Radio pp. 8-16
- Arthur E. Kennelly
- Broadcasting in Denmark pp. 17-20
- Emil Holm
- The Extent of the Development of Radio Over the World pp. 21-31
- Lawrence D. Batson
- The Amateur in Radio pp. 32-35
- Hiram Percy Maxim
- Federal Radio Legislation pp. 36-44
- Frederic P. Lee
- The Administration of Federal Radio Legislation pp. 45-56
- O.H. Caldwell
- The Commercial Uses of Radio pp. 57-63
- General J.G. Harbord
- Radio Meteorological Services pp. 64-66
- C.F. Marvin
- Radio and Safety pp. 67-70
- C.B. Jolliffe
- Radio in the American School System pp. 71-77
- J.J. Tigert
- The International Regulation of Radio in Time of Peace pp. 78-82
- Irvin Stewart
- The Division of Radio Services of the International Bureau of the Telegraph Union pp. 83-85
- Ernest Rusillon
- Army Radio in Peace and War pp. 86-89
- William R. Blair
- Naval Radiotelegraph in Peace and War pp. 90-94
- Captain S.C. Hooper
- The Control of International Radio Communication pp. 95-104
- G. Stanley Shoup
Volume 142, issue 1, 1929
- Recent Trends in Real Farm Income pp. 1-6
- L.H. Bean
- The Farm Income Problem pp. 7-15
- R.J. Mcfall
- The Recent Trend in the Purchasing Power of Farm Products pp. 16-19
- A.B. Genung
- The Trend in the Farm Ownership pp. 20-26
- L.C. Gray
- Trends in Farm Land Values in the United States from 1912 to 1928 pp. 27-43
- Karl Scholz
- Population Trends pp. 44-50
- John M. Mckee
- Movements to and from Farms pp. 51-57
- Charles L. Stewart
- Tendencies in Milk Production in Massachusetts A Study in Land Utilization pp. 58-69
- Robert J. Mcfall and Ruth E. Sherburne
- Forestry and the Agricultural Crisis pp. 70-76
- Raphael Zon
- Recent Trends in Export Trade in Agricultural Products pp. 77-79
- E.G. Montgomery
- Trends in Agricultural Exports pp. 80-88
- H.R. Enslow
- Tariff Handicaps pp. 89-96
- James E. Boyle
- Changes in Production and Consumption of our Farm Products and the Trend in Population* pp. 97-146
- O.E. Baker
- Transportation Rates and Facilities pp. 147-150
- Harry Gabriel
- The Public Lands and Immigration pp. 151-157
- Donald Young and W. Wallace Weaver
- Stabilization of Prices and the Farmer's Income pp. 158-169
- J.S. Lawrence
- The Increased Cost of Erosion pp. 170-176
- Hugh Hammond Bennett
- Reclamation Projects and Their Relation to Agricultural Depression pp. 177-185
- Millard Peck
- The Futility of Further Development of Irrigation Projects pp. 186-195
- Frank P. Willits
- Relief from Farm Labor Costs pp. 196-201
- Josiah C. Folsom
- Science and the Farmer pp. 202-209
- F.D. Farrell
- Recent Trends Balancing Agriculture in the United States pp. 210-215
- W.J. Spillman
- Diversification of Agriculture — Its Limitations and Its Advantages pp. 216-221
- W.E. Grimes
- Livestock Prices Bring Farm Relief pp. 222-227
- S.W. Russell
- The Industrialization of Agriculture pp. 228-234
- Frank App
- Agricultural Contrasts pp. 235-244
- L.W. Wallace
- Outlook for the Dairy Industry in the United States pp. 245-249
- A.F. Woods
- What the Agricultural Extension Service Has Done for Agriculture pp. 250-256
- M.S. McDowell
- The Economic Significance of Commercial Fertilizers pp. 257-265
- J.G. Lipman
- Farm Products in Industry pp. 266-270
- George M. Rommel
- Farm Relief and a Permanent Agriculture pp. 271-282
- R.G. Tugwell
- The Mississippi Waterway pp. 283-290
- Norman F. Titus
- The St. Lawrence Waterway pp. 291-295
- G.P. Pillsbury
- Recent Migrations of Industries in the United States pp. 296-301
- Richard H. Lansburgh
- The Outlook for Crop Insurance pp. 302-311
- G. Wright Hoffman
- The General Property Tax as a Factor in the Unsatisfactory Agricultural Situation pp. 312-317
- F.P. Weaver
- Some Essentials of a Farm Relief Plan pp. 318-321
- Hon. Arthur Capper
- The Essentials In Farm Relief As Viewed By The American Farm Bureau Federation pp. 322-328
- Sam H. Thompson
- The Attitude of the National Grange Toward the Tariff 1 pp. 329-333
- L.J. Taber
- Limitations, Advantages, and Special Field of Direct Marketing pp. 334-340
- Gilbert S. Watts
- Market Information and the Farmer's Problems pp. 341-351
- F.F. Lininger
- A Foreign Policy for the American Farmer pp. 352-357
- John G. Hervey
- Agricultural Aid in Czechoslovakia pp. 358-360
- Antonin Prokes
- Aid to German Agriculture pp. 361-366
- R.E. Bose
- Some National Policies Toward Agriculture pp. 367-379
- Charles L. Stewart
- Plans for Raising Prices of Farm Products by Government Action pp. 380-390
- John D. Black
- The Relation of Annual Weather Surpluses to Net Farm Incomes pp. 391-401
- George M. Peterson
- Stabilization of Farm Prices and the McNary-Haugen Bill pp. 402-405
- H.A. Wallace
- A Half Century of Coöperative Marketing in the United States and Canada pp. 406-413
- J.F. Booth
- Recent Trends in Coöperative Marketing pp. 414-418
- B.H. Hibbard
- Standardizing Production—What Has Been Done and What Can Be Done pp. 419-424
- Wells A. Sherman
- The Standardization Program of the Agricultural Coöperatives of the United States pp. 425-438
- R.W. Balderston
- What a Federal Farm Board Can Do pp. 439-447
- Clyde L. King
- The Pending Federal Farm Board Bill pp. 448-449
- Charles L. McNary
- Agriculture Surplus Control pp. 450-453
- W.M. Jardine
- Hughes, Charles Evans. Our Relations with the Nations of the Western Hemisphere. The Stafford Little Lectures for 1928. Pp. 124. Price, $1.75. Princeton University Press, 1928 pp. 454-454
- L.S. Rowe
- Sering, Dr. Max. Deutschland unter dem Dawes-Plan. 10 Marks. Berlin, 1928 pp. 454-455
- Harry T. Collings
- Beveridge, Albert J. Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1858. Two volumes; pp. xxviii, 607; x, 741. Price, $12.50. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1928 pp. 455-456
- Douglas L. Hunt
- Garver, F. B., and Hansen, A. H. Principles of Economics. Pp. x, 726. Price, $3.00. Boston: Ginn and Company, 1928. CURTIS, R. E. Economics: Principles and Interpretations. Pp. xviii, 878. Price, $4.50. Chicago: A. W. Shaw Company, 1928. Keezer, D. M., Cutler, A. T., and Garfeild, F. R. Problem Economics. Pp. viii, 719. Price, $4.00. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1928 pp. 456-457
- S.H. Patterson
- Survey of International Affairs, 1925. Two volumes, and one supplementary volume. London and New York: Oxford University Press, 1927-88 pp. 457-458
- William E. Lingelbach
- Allen, John William H. Al Smith's Tammany Hall: Champion Political Vampire. Price, $2.50. New York: Institute for Public Service, 1928 pp. 457-457
- N/a
- Thomson, Mehran K. The Springs of Human Action. Pp. xiv, 501. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1927 pp. 458-458
- Clyde L. King
- Spengler, Oswald. The Decline of the West. Volume II, xliii + 507 pages. Price, $7.50. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1928 pp. 458-459
- Howard P. Becker
- Radin, Paul. Primitive Man as Philosopher. Pp. xviii, 402. Price, $3.00. New York and London: D. Appleton and Company, 1927 pp. 459-459
- Isabel Gordon Carter
- Slawson, John. The Delinquent Boy: A Socio-Psychological Study. Pp. iv, 477. Boston: Badger, 1926 pp. 460-461
- Frederic M. Thrasher
- Kuczynski, Robert R. The Balance of Births and Deaths. Volume 1: Western and Northern Europe. Pp. xi, 140. Price, $2.00. The Macmillan Company, 1928 pp. 461-462
- Hugh Carter
- Hervey, John, G. The Legal Effects of Recognition in International Law. Pp. xiv, 170. Price, $3.00. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1928 pp. 461-461
- N.D. Houghton
- Jessup, Philip C. The Law of Territorial Waters and Maritime Jurisdiction. Pp. xxxviii, 548. Price, $9.00. New York: G. A. Jennings Co., Inc., 1927 pp. 462-463
- John G. Hervey
- Edie, Lionel D. Money, Bank Credit and Prices. Pp. xiv, 500. New York: Harper and Bros., 1928 pp. 462-462
- Albert S. Keister
- Hays, Arthur Garfeild. Let Freedom Ring. Pp. xxii, 341. Price, $2.50. New York: Boni and Liveright, 1928 pp. 463-463
- Clair Wilcox
- Kniffin, William H. The Practical Work of a Bank. Seventh edition. Pp. xi, 618. The Bankers' Publishing Company, 1928 pp. 463-464
- W. Carlton Harris
- Grayson, Theodore J. Investment Trusts, Their Origin, Development and Operation. Pp. xiv, 434. Price, $5.00. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1928 pp. 464-465
- Charles L. Jamison
- Cornell, William B. Industrial Organization and Management. Pp. 653. Price, $5.00. New York: The Ronald Press Company, 1928 pp. 464-464
- V.S. Karabasz
- Auld, George P. The Dawes Plan and the New Economics. Pp. xviii, 317. New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1927 pp. 465-465
- N/a
- Operation of the Australian Dairy Produce Export Board pp. 466-468
- Major J. Russell King
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