American Academy of Political and Social Science.
99 works on record
Works
City bosses and political machines
1975
The Negro protest
1965
Highway safety and traffic control
1958
American Indians and American life
1957
Women's opportunities and responsibilities
1947
The American family in World War II
1943
The ultimate consumer
1934
Prohibition and its enforcement ..
1923
The ethics of the professions and of business
1922
Personnel and employment problems in industrial management ..
1916
Reform in administration of justice
1914
The public health movement..
1911
Political and social progress in Latin-America
1911
The development of Germany as a world power
1910
Industrial education
1909
Bonds as investment securities
1907
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[City life and progress]
1907
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[Federal regulation of corporations]
municipalownershipmunicipalfranchises
County government
Human Rights Around the World (The Annals of the AAPSS)
1989
The Environment & the Quality of Life: A World View
1979
A new American posture toward Asia
1970
America's race problems
1969
The changing American people
1968
Conservatism, liberalism, and national issues
1962
Latin America's nationalistic revolutions
1961
Agricultural policy, politics, and the public interest
1960
Lagging justice
1960
Perspectives on government and science
1960
American civilization and its leadership needs, 1960-1990
1959
Inflation
1959
Disasters and disaster relief
1957
Recreation in the age of automation
1957
Japan since recovery of independence
1956
Agrarian societies in transition
1956
Higher education under stress
1955
Air power and national security
1955
The public school and other community services
1955
The future of the United Nations
1954
America through foreign eyes
1954
New goals in police management
1954
The future of our natural resources
1952
Medical care for Americans
1951
Lessons from Asia
1951
The search for national security
1951
Report on China
1951
Civil rights in America
1951
The Soviet Union since World War II
1949
Looking toward one world
1948
Organized religion in the United States
1948
The motion picture industry
1947
Features of present-day Canada
1947
Controlling group prejudice
1946
Our muddled world
1945
Postwar jobs for veterans
1945
Transportation: war and postwar
1943
Southeastern Asia and the Philippines
1943
Administrative regulation of private enterprise
1942
Public policy in a world at war
1941
Democracy and the Americas
1939
Government expansion in the economic sphere
1939
Social problems and policies in Sweden
1938
Revival of depressed industries
1937
Improved personnel in government service
1937
Government finance in the modern economy
1936
The world trend toward nationalism
1934
Prisons of tomorrow
1931
Economics of world peace
1930
Tariff problems of the United States
1928
Federal versus state jurisdiction in American life
1927
Modern Crime
1926
The motion picture in its economic and social aspects
1926
Science in modern industry
1925
American policy and international security
1925
America and the post-war European situation ..
1924
The automobile
1924
The price of coal
1924
America's relation to the European situation ..
1923
The federal reserve system--its purpose and work ..
1922
Prices
1920
Bonds and the bond market
1920
Modern manufacturing, a partnership of idealism and common sense
1919
A reconstruction labor policy
1919
Stabilizing industrial employment
1917
National industries and the federal government
1916
Reform in Administration of Justice (Foundations of Criminal Justice)
1914
Government regulation of water transportation
1914
International relations of the United States
1914
State regulation of public utilities
1914
Efficiency in city government
1912
The outlook for industrial peace
1912
The New South
1910
Federal regulation of industry
1908
Social work of the church
1907
...The Pan American conferences and their significance
1906
The scope and limits of federal anti-trust legislation
1904
The foreign policy of the United States: political and commercial.
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