Reading List

Gov. 113 g

Spring 1950

Students are required to buy:

Herman Finer, The Theory and Practice of Modern Government,
(Revised edition, 1949)

John D. Millett, The Process and Organization of Government Planning.

Oliver Franks, Central Planning in Peace and War.

I. Planning and the Executive (6 February-10 March)

1. Finer, Theory and Practice, Parts I and V.

2. Paul Samuelson, *Economics*, Chs. 11, 12, 18.

3. J. A. Schumpeter, *Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy*, Part III.

4. Oliver Franks, *Central Planning in Peace and War*.

5. A. H. Hansen, *Economic Policy and Full Employment*, Chs. 9 and 10.

6. John D. Millett, *The Process and Organization of Government Planning*.

7. General Management of the Executive Branch. Report by Commission on the Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government.

8. H. R. G. Greaves, *The Civil Service in the Changing State*, Chs. VI-VIII.

II. Planning and the Administrative Process (13 March-31 March)

1. Finer, *Theory and Practice, Part VI*.

2. W. A. Johnson, *Justice and Administrative Law*, Introduction, Chs. 1 & 8 (2nd. edn. 1947)

3. W. Gellhorn, *Federal Administrative Proceedings*, Chs. I, II, III.

4. L. Trotabas, "Liability in Damages Under the French Administrative Law", *Journal of Comparative Legislation and International Law* (3rd series), Vols XII, XIII, XIV, (for articles)

5. Ernest Davies, *National Enterprise: The Development of the Public Corporation*.

III. Planning and the Legislative Process (10 April-21 April)

1. Finer, *Theory and Practice, Part IV*.

2. G. Galloway, *Congress at the Crossroads*.

3. Christopher Hollis, *Can Parliament Survive?*

4. Third Report, Select Committee on Procedure. H. C. 189 (1946)

5. N. I. Jennings, "Parliament in Wartime", *Political Quarterly*, Apr/Jun 1940 to Jan/Mar 1941, Articles I-IV.