The World Federation of Trade Unions
George E. Lichtblau
George E. Lichtblau, a labor economist in Washington, received his graduate training under the Graduate Faculty of the New School. His particular interest is international labor affairs, and he has written on trade-union leadership in Southern Asia.
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The "Tyranny of the Majority"
Ferdinand A. Hermens
Ferdinand A. Hermens is Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame. His numerous works on political problems include Democracy or Anarchy, A Study of Proportional Representation (1941), The Tyrant's War and the People's Peace (1944), and Europe Between Democracy and Anarchy (1951).
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The Concept of Class and American Sociology
Arnold M. Rose
Arnold M. Rose, Professor of Sociology at the University of Minnesota, was a Fullbright professor in Paris during 1951-2 and in Rome during 1956-7. He has written widely on problems of class and social structure, and has held numerous positions in the International Sociological Association and the American Sociological Society.
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Class Fertility Differentials Before 1850
Dennis H. Wrong
Dennis H. Wrong, a Canadian, is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Brown University. He is author of a book entitled Population (1956), and of numerous articles, dealing not only with demographic but also with sociological and political problems.
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"Socialized" Health Services in Saskatchewan
Milton I. Roemer
Milton I. Roemer received in the same year his M.D. degree and a M.A. in Sociology. He is now director of research in the Sloan Institute of Hospital Administration at Cornell. During 1953-56 he was Director of Medical and Hospital Services in the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health, after having formerly served in the U.S. Public Health Service (1943-51) and the World Health Organization in Geneva (1951-53).
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