The conservation of industrial capitalism
Subtitle: a challenge to our collective intelligence ... Conference 1-25
Publisher: The Bureau
Published: 1938
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 25
Subjects: Capitalism; Industries; Democracy; Working class; Economic conditions; Labor
Other titles: Industrial capitalism, The conservation of.
Notes: Mimeographed; printed on one side of leaf only.

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Table of contents: title: 1. The critical status of present-day democracy: America at the cross roads, by G.V. Denny, jr.; title: 2. The evolution of American business: industrial capitalism versus financial capitalism, by H.S. Person.; title: 3. Economic aspects of the distribution of income, by D.C. Coyle.; title: 4. The social consequences of science and machine technology, by George Soule.; title: 5. Government responsibility for the conservation of human and natural resources in the maintenance of economic balance, by Caroline F. Ware.; title: 6. The social responsibilities of business management in a scientific and machine age, by R.E. Gillmor.; title: 7. Reconciling collective control and decentralized responsibility, by Goodwin Watson.; title: 8. Labor relations and industry-unit operation: appraising management-labor performance in relation to industry-unit operation, by Ordway Tead.; title: 9. The responsibilities of American education - to the individual, to industry and to society, by N.L. Engelhardt.; title: 10. The role of the church in achieving economic democracy, by Bishop F.J. McConnell.; title: 11. Labor's aims and responsibilities commensurate with its growth in power, by C.S. Golden.; title: 12. The political challenge to the public of industrial concentration and expanding collective control, by W.E. Mosher.; title: 13. Labor law resulting from the administration and interpretation of national and state labor relations acts, by E.S. Cowdrick.; title: 14. The problem of social security and progress under the Social security act, by J. Douglas Brown.; title: 15. Health and disease: their relations to efficiency and democracy in industry, by M.M. Davis.; title: 16. Harmonizing security and individual rights: management's viewpoint, by R.B. Wolf.; title: 17. An evolving national labor policy: labor policy developed by Congress and by the administration of railway labor legislation, by W.M. Leiserson.; title: 18. Harmonizing security and individual rights: labor's point of view, by Spencer Miller, Jr.; title: 19. Harmonizing security and individual rights: the public's viewpoint, by P.T. Cherington.; title: 20. Solving the problems of collective bargaining at the operating level: the reeducation of supervisors, by C.R. Dooley.; title: 21. The new responsibilities of the professions (law, engineering, banking) in their interrelationships with business management, by Dean J.M. Landis.; title: 23. Meeting the new concept and challenge of industrial public relations, by Bronson Batchelor.; title: 24. Man and industry at the cross roads, by A.P. Young.; title: 25. In a time of new philosophic beginnings: review of series, by H.A. Overstreet.