Max Ascoli Alexander H. Pekelis, 1902-1946 Pekelis’ philosophy of life and his rule of action in life stemmed precisely from the...

Richard Schuller Trieste Once again, as after the First World War, the 'Adriatic question' has become a source of conflict between...

Crane Brinton The Threat of an Anglo-American Hegemony A clear, conscious desire to achieve Anglo-American hegemony, domination,...

Alvin Johnson and Ernest Hamburger The Economic Problem of Germany It is a fixed point in United Nations policy that Germany shall not...

Erich Hula Punishment for War Crimes Today when we think of war crimes we all see before our eyes the horrifying pictures of the...

Carl Mayer The Crisis of German Protestantism What will be the intellectual-moral "face" of the Germany of tomorrow? Will she be a...

John Collier United States Indian Administration as a Laboratory of Ethnic Relations The longest "colonial" record of the modern world is...

Erich Hula The Dumbarton Oaks Proposals The Dumbarton Oaks proposals for the establishment of a general international organization are...

Alfred Braunthal American Labor in Politics In recent years, the rise of the Political Action Committee of the Congress of Industrial...

Kurt Riezler What is Public Opinion? Public opinion is a mutable phenomenon in a mutable society. We cannot hope to cope scientifically...

Alvin Johnson Hiram J. Halle, 1867-1944 Hiram Halle was a great American. He stood out as a splendid example of the qualities that...

Max Ascoli The Lesson of Italy It started on July 25, 1943, the day Mussolini fell. The strangest thing about the event of that day is...

Wesley C. Mitchell Economics in a Unified World I anticipate that the unified world of postwar years will see the people of its premier...

Alvin Johnson Max Wertheimer, 1880-1943 As one advances in life, says Pliny the Younger, the most tragic experience is to see one’s...

Hans P. Neisser An International Reserve Bank: Comments on the American and British Plans Plans for an international financial...

Arnold Brecht Limited-Purpose Federations Current proposals for postwar international organization can be grouped in four categories...

Erich Hula National Self-Determination Reconsidered For all intents and purposes the present war is waged by the United Nations for the...

Adolph Lowe A Reconsideration of Law of Supply and Demand The following observations center about the meaning and empirical relevance of...

Alvin Johnson Arthur Feiler, 1879-1942 Arthur Feiler was by life-long conviction a liberal. He was not a liberal of the rigid type, with...

Alvin Johnson The Coming Organization for Peace It is obvious that peace, civil and international, can be assured only if the world...