Floyd W. Matson Social Welfare and Personal Liberty: The Problem of Casework The needs of the welfare client in a democratic society are...

George F. Kennan Commencement, 1955 Text of a commencement speech delivered at the New School for Social Research on June 7, 1955 by...

Andrew Hacker Why Nationalize?—British Labour's Unasked Question Since at least 1918, when it adopted the constitution that had been...

Alfred Junz Congressional Investigating Committees The American executive--federal as well as state--is characterized at present by a...

Arthur Schweitzer A Critique of Countervailing Power Countervailing power in its most general form has three characteristics. It is...

Adolph Lowe The Classical Theory of Economic Growth Certainly when we turn our attention to growth processes, such as the rise of the...

George C. Marshall Essentials to Peace General Marshall's Nobel Prize address reprinted in full. Naum Jasny Soviet Economic Growth A...

Thorold J. Deyrup Executive Agreements under the Bricker Amendment A discussion of the Bricker Amendment reasoning that the Bricker...

J. H. Richter Population and Food Supply Food supply in relation to population is obviously determined by the growth, positive or...

Sidney Ratner The Development of Dewey's Evolutionary Naturalism Other contemporary philosophers may excel Dewey in one or another...

H. M. Kallen Social Philosophy and the War of the Faiths Faiths demanding integration, with themselves as the integrators, faiths that...

Ernst Anspach The Nemesis of Creativity: Observations on our Occupation of Germany Some of the difficulties we encounter in our...

William O. Douglas America's Power of Ideals America today faces a distraught and troubled world. America -- the notion to whom most peoples look for moral leadership -- should be calm and bold and adventuresome. America should have one clear course and never be deflected from it. America should be the force that rallies the peoples of the world. But this is not the picture one gets when he goes to the outposts of the world and looks back. The America he sees from that vantag

Adolph Lowe A Structural Model of Production The more we learn about the various modes of economic change and their interaction, the more...

Arnold Brecht United States Defense in Europe It is necessary to acknowledge frankly the danger that the American way of life and of...

Adolph Lowe On the Mechanistic Approach in Economics For reasons that go back to the social and intellectual history of the era of...

Henry G. Aubrey Small Industry in Economic Development In the case of underdeveloped countries, long-run efficiency alone cannot be the...

Hans Kelsen Recent Trends in the Law of the United Nations The written law of a national or international community, especially its...

Alvin Johnson To Check Inflation It is no time to sell the United States short. But the dollar—that is another matter. The dollar is...

Saul K. Padover America and Europe: Mutual Misunderstandings It is unfortunately true that Americans are inclined to put too great faith...