Postwar economic society
Subtitle: addresses delivered at the third series of conferences of the Institute on Postwar Reconstruction
By: ed. by Arnold J. Zurcher and Richmond Page.
Contributors: Zurcher, Arnold John,; Page, Richmond,
Publisher: Inst. on Postwar Reconstruction
Published: 1944
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
Subjects: Reconstruction (1939-1951) -- United States; United States -- Economic policy
Notes: Bibliographies at end of each address.
Table of contents: value: About the authors; Perspective in postwar planning.  Fiorello H. La Guardia; Out postwar society - a long-tern view.  Arnold J. Zurcher; The place of cooperatives in postwar society: The credit union idea.  Roy F. Bergengren; The health cooperative. Winslow Carlton; The cooperative movement.  Murray D. Lincoln; The problem of Urban redevelopment: Introduction to urban planning.  Guy Greer; A reappraisal of Urban planning.  Mrs. Samuel I. Rosenman; Planning our postwar construction, Ira S. Robbins; Organized labor and the state, George Baldanzi; Education in postwar America; Tomorrow's educational problems.  Edwin S. Burdell; The national government and postwar education, G.E. Outland; New York's educational planning.  L.A. Wilson; Outlook for the service man.  Col. J.N. Andrews; The "Cartel" problem.  G.H. Montague; The medical profession in postwar society: The future of medical practice.  Morris Fishbein; Group medical practice.  Kingsley Roberts; Postwar overseas transportation: Prospects for air and sea commerce and port facilities. W.P. Hedden; America's postwar merchant marine.  John E. Slater; Some problems of postwar agriculture.  J.G. Patton; War and postwar population shifts in the United States.  Warren S. Thompson.