The American Political Science Review, Volume 16Westel Woodbury Willoughby, John Archibald Fairlie, Frederic Austin Ogg American Political Science Association., 1922 - Political science American Political Science Review (APSR) is the longest running publication of the American Political Science Association (APSA). It features research from all fields of political science and contains an extensive book review section of the discipline. |
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... Industry , Nathan Isaacs Federal Aid to the States , Ben A. Arneson 349 379 379 387 399 412 432 Legislative Notes and Reviews , Walter F. Dodd ......... . 455 Soldiers ' Bonus , Charles Kettleborough ; 1921 Legislation Respecting Elec ...
... Industry , Nathan Isaacs Federal Aid to the States , Ben A. Arneson 349 379 379 387 399 412 432 Legislative Notes and Reviews , Walter F. Dodd ......... . 455 Soldiers ' Bonus , Charles Kettleborough ; 1921 Legislation Respecting Elec ...
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... industrial efficiency through better living conditions , earnest and notable efforts have been made to improve of the condition of the laboring classes . It is also true that the governments in Central and South America are today making ...
... industrial efficiency through better living conditions , earnest and notable efforts have been made to improve of the condition of the laboring classes . It is also true that the governments in Central and South America are today making ...
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... industry , and the elimination of the many abuses which now exist , due to the dependence of the agricultural ... industrial labor cannot be made a real and vital factor in the development of a virile democracy . The importance of ...
... industry , and the elimination of the many abuses which now exist , due to the dependence of the agricultural ... industrial labor cannot be made a real and vital factor in the development of a virile democracy . The importance of ...
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... industrial revolution , all set men stoutly against a " corporative " ( in contrast with a pulverized ) structure of society . Rousseau , Turgot and the Physiocrats demanded a leveling of hierarchized society : the mountains must be ...
... industrial revolution , all set men stoutly against a " corporative " ( in contrast with a pulverized ) structure of society . Rousseau , Turgot and the Physiocrats demanded a leveling of hierarchized society : the mountains must be ...
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... industrial group life , was De Tocqueville . The contribution to political theory made by De Tocqueville consists in his comparison of the corporative society of the an- cient régime with the new , individualized and democratized ...
... industrial group life , was De Tocqueville . The contribution to political theory made by De Tocqueville consists in his comparison of the corporative society of the an- cient régime with the new , individualized and democratized ...
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