Symposium on post-war problems. : Papers read before the American philosophical society midwinter meeting, February 19-20, 1943.
| Uniform Title: | Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society ;
v. 87, no. 2. |
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| Language: | English |
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Philadelphia :
The American philosophical society,
1943.
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| Series: | Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society ;
v. 87, no. 2. |
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| Physical Description: | iii, 121-198 pages : diagrams ; 27 cm. |
| Format: | Book |
Contents:
- America enters the scene [by] G.S. Ford
- Social and economic implications of freedom from want of food [by] F.G. Boudreau
- Problems of post-war international monetary stabilization [by] J.H. Williams
- Some thoughts on post-war planning [by] Alexander Loudon
- Money and sovereignty [by] R.B. Warren
- The small nations in the post-war world [by] Halvdan Koht
- Individual, family, population, and race [by] Franz Boas
- Some implications of population change for post-war Europe [by] F.W. Notestien
- Panama canal revenues and finances [by] E.R. Johnson
- The economics of transition [by] Alexander Loveday
- The problem of self-determinism [by] Oskar Halecki.