"Economic Organization for War," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, November, Pp. 20.

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1 BOGART, E. L. "Economic Organization for War," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, November, Pp. 20.

2 BROWN, A. J. APPLIED ECONOMICS: ASPECTS OF THE WORLD ECONOMY IN WAR AND PEACE. Hew Yorki Rlnehart & Co., pp.

3 BROW, F. J., Editor ORGANIZING FOR TOTAL VAE. THE ANNALS, Vol Philadelphia: American Academy of Political and Social Science, Pp. ix, 287.

4 BURNHAM, John TOTAL WAR: THE ECONOMIC THEORY OF A WAR ECONOMY. Boston: Meador Pub. Co., Pp. 339.

5 BYE, Raymond T. and KRAVIS, Irving ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF WAR. F. S. Crofts & Co., Pp. 59. New York:

6 BYE, R. T. and KRAVIS, I. B. ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF WAR. New York: Crofts, 1942.

7 CAMPBELL, W. Glenn, Editor ECONOMICS OF MOBILIZATION AND WAR. 111.: Richard D. Irwin, Pp. v, 196. Homevood,

8 CASSEL, Guatar State borrowing in war time, TRUSTS ANB ESTATES, Vol. DOCI, November, 1940, pp Borrowing in war finanee

9 OASSEL, Guatav The significance of state borrowing in wartime, QUARTERLY REVIEW, Skandinaviska Bank en, July, 1940.

10 CHANDLER, Lester V. and WALLACE, Donald H. ECONOMIC MOBILIZATION AND STABILIZATION. New York: Henry Holt & Co., Pp. xi, 610.

11 CHESTER, D. N. Editor LESSORS OF THE BRITISH WAR ECONOMY. Cambridge Univerzity Press for National Inititate of Economic & Social Research, 1951 Price 22s. 6d. 260 pp. 13 essays all but one of which are work of holders of university posts, introduction by Sir Richard Hopkins, Permanent Secretary of the Treasury G. C. Allen descriptive account of policy of concentrating industry E. A. G. Robinson and Hugh Weeks machinery evolved in allocation of resources and for Anglo-American supply relationships. Eli Devons essay on "The Problem of Co-ordination in Aircraft Production" V. B. Reddaway on the new economics J. R. N. Stone on The use and development of national income and expenditure estimates Reviewed: The Economist, Nov. 10/51

12 CLAPP, E- J. ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE AR: NEUTRAL EIGHTS, BELLIGERENT CLAIMS AND AMERICAN COMMERCE IN THE YEARS 19U-1915* New Haven: lale University Press, Pp. xiv, 340. Questions of international lav are given prominence The extent as veil as the economic consequences of British interference vith American trade are exaggerated, and much of the criticism directed against Great Britain has a modicum of validity only because that country deferred placing many articles upon its list of contraband during the first year of var. O.M.V. Sprague, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, VI, March, 1916, p. 101.

13 CHANDLER, Lester V. and WALLACE, Donald H., Editors ECONOMIC MOBILIZATION AND STABILIZATION. Henry Holt & Company, PP New York:

14 CLAEK, J. M,, HAMILTON, Walton H,, and MOULTON, H. G. READINGS IN THE ECONOMICS OF WAR, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, Pp. xxxi Economic background of var 2. War as a business venture 3«The nature of modern var 4. Resources of the belligerents 5. The problem of industrial mobilization 6. Obstacles to rapid mobilization 7. Wartime regulation of trade and industiy 8* Food and fuel 9* Transportation 10* war finance P.* Prices and price control 12, Labor and the war 13. Digitized for FRASER IS* Economic factors in an enduring peace ***> After the war problems

15 CONDLIFFE, John B. War and economics: A review article, THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. LI, No. 2, April, 1943, pp A review article: WRIGHT, Quincy: A Study of War. 2 vols. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, Pp. xxiii, xvii, <g gr, Edward H.: Conditions of Peace. New York: Macmillan Co., Pp. xxiv, 282. SPYKMAN, Bicholas J.: America's Strategy in World Politics: The United States and the Balance of Power. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., Pp. 500.

16 CRAF, J. R. A SURVEY OF THE AMERICAN ECONOMY, New York: North River Press, Pp. xiii, 217. National defense and war.

17 <JqevuoTriPv F, f V l»6ri««li<f 4, War, "<5tR«W ; ^*frrw Dv/i/en^ Pray /9/r. 36pp.

18 FRIEDRICH, C. J. and MASON, E. S. f Editors PUBLIC POLICY: A YEARBOOK OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambfidge: G.S.P.A., Harvard Univ., Pp. vii, 275. See Part III Some Problems of War Finance and Government TottLn, James: The role of statistical forecasts in in planning for defensej Grover, W. C: The control of industrial mobilization Barber, L.L.,Jr.: National defense and local government: a case study of the Quincy, Mass., area. Hansen, A.H«: Changes in economic structure arising out of the war and their implications for public policy.

19 GEMMILL, P.F. and BLODGETT, R.H. THE AMERICAN ECONOMY IN WARTIME. New York: Harper, Pp. 72.

20 HANCUCK, W. and». M* Gowing BKiTISii AK EOuNuMI, London, H,M. S.O., social, economic and administrative experience of World War II

21 HARDY, Charles 0., Chairman j v. Ciriacy-Wantrup and others (H. Zassenhaus, G. Colm, Herbert Stein, M. Heilperin, Frederick Strauss, Lewis L. Lorwin Round Table on the Economics of War, THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXX, March, 1940, pp $. Wantrups paper published: "The relation of war economics to agriculture with particular reference to the effects of income and price inflation and delfation, ibid., gp. 36S-3S2.

22 HABHIS, S. E. THE ECONOMICS OF MOBILIZATION AND INFLATION. New York:. V. Norton & Co., ^951. Pp. xii + 308; Review: by Lorie Tarshis, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMI, LXI, Feb., 1953, p. 84. la i 1 < * 1 i r

23 INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE STUDIES IN MR ECONOMICS. Montreal (Washington): International Labour Office, Pp. 199.

24 ISLES, K. S. The building of a war economy, THE ECONOMIC RECORD, June,

25 JOHNSON, Alvin War Economics, ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES, Vol. XV, pp

26 JONES, J. H. IEE ECQHQMI S OF MR JUSD CGOSOTSTC. 'M EXflmMTIOEf OF MR. HQSttfiS itirggell* S ECOJf<MEC BOCTKENSS. London* King* 1916.

27 KIRK, Grayson L. and STEBBINS, R. P., Editors WAR AND NATIONAL POLICYj A SYLLABUS. New York: Farrar and Rinehart, Pp Review: by Lewis Severson, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMT, LI, April, 1943, pp

28 LINCOLN, George A. ECONOMICS OF NATIONAL SECURITY, J*ew York: Prentice-Hall, 2nd ed., Pp. xii, 643. New ed. shifts from historical approach of 1st to more emphasis on current and future problems involving mobilization of resources, finance and stabilization, and international aspects of American national defense. Also an added chapter on science and technology.

29 MENDERSHAUSEN, Horst FOUR LECTURES ON THE ECONOMICS OF VAR. Colorado Springs: Colorado College, Pp. 47.

30 MENDERSHAUSER, Horst Four lectures on the economics of war. Bull* Ser. No. 29. Colorado Springs: Colorado College, pp. contains a selected bibliography

31 MENDERSRAUSEN, Horst THE ECONOMICS OF WAR. Prentice-Hall, New York: War Finance

32 NEAL, Alfred C, Editor INTRODUCTION TOWAR ECONOMICS. Chicago: Richard D. Irwin, Pp Review: by R. A. Gordon, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXII, September, 1942, pp

33 hefiels Cunlis P a*d V^*,r" &UMIU> UJ Vcl. ML t SoP»uBM ^it I1*3~ *>«lfcl* f CurV* P. : (IsHs cf rro^fuclior> / pp m f-s Wr*ohr Chester W.: Ihe More kudortnc} PP Digitized for FRASER ^5t.

34 OXFORD UMIVEPSITY INSTITUTE OF STATISTICS STUDIES IN WAR ECONOMICS. Blackvell, Pp Oxford: Basil Revievj ty Horst Mendershausen, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, vol. 39, Sept., 1949, pp

35 OXFORD UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF STATISTICS STUDIES IN WAR ECONOMICS. Oxford: Blackball, Pp Basil Review: by Horst Mendershausen, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, v. 39, Sept* 1949, pp Collection of 53 articles from Bulletin and a fev other British periodicals published during war years. 7 groups: (1) Economic mobilisation and general controls (Bowen, Worsvick r Belogh, Steindl, Burchardt, Kalecki): (2) War finance (Durant, Goldman, etc} Consumer s rationing and price control (Kalecki, J.C, Nicholson, S. Moos, etc); (4) wages and national income (NichAlson, etc); Consumption and prices (Schulz, Daniel, etc)} (6) Industrial organization (P. Ady, etc)j (7) War contracts and efficiency (Steindl, Kalecki, Worswick).

36 PAISH, F. V. Economic incentive in wartime, ECONOMICA, August, Pp. 10.

37 PATTERSON, E.M., Editor WINNING BOTH THE WAR AND THE PEACE. The Annals, Vol Philadelphia: American Academy of Political and Social Science, Pp. vii, 252.

38 POLLOCK, Frederick "Influences of preparedness on Western European economic life," AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, SUPPLEMENT, XXX, March, 1940, pp

39 SCHULTZ, Theodore V. Policy lessons from the economic mobilization of the United States, JOURNAL OF FAEM ECONOMICS, November, pp.

40 SEVERSON, Lewis Sane current books on the economies of total war (a review article), THE JOUENAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMI, Vol. LI, NO. 2, April, 1943, pp Sitarcerning: Spiegel, H.W.: The Economics of total Var. New York: B. Appleton-Centiury Co., Inc., Pp. xiv, 410. Stein, E. and Backman, J., Eds.: Var Economics. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, Inc., Pp. x, 501. Kirk, Grayson, and Stebbins, R. &. S. Eds.: V r and National P lic y : A Syllabus. New York: Farwr & Rinehart, Pp. x, 131. Digitized for FRASER

41 SILBERNER, E. THE PROBLEM OF WAR IN NINETEENTH CENTURY ECONOMIC THOUGHT. Translated by A. H. Kappe. Princeton: Princeton University Press, Pp. xiv, 332.

42 SILBERNER, Edmund THE PROBLEM OF WAR. IN NINETEENTH CENTURY ECONOMIC THOUGHT. Princeton: Princeton University Press, Pp. xiv, 332. Review: by Herbert F. Fraser, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXVII, Sept., 1947, pp economic aspects of war

43 SOTIBOFF, G. Introductory note to an economic theory of war and peace, KYKLOS, Vol. V, Fase. 1-2, 195 ' C 12 pp.

44 SPIEGEL, Henry V. THE ECONOMICS OF TOTAL VAE. New York and London: D. Appleton-Century, 1942, Pp. xiv Extensive bibliography, 31 pp. Review: by R. A- Gordon, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXHI, September, 1942, pp by Lewis Severson, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LI, April, 1943, PP Chapters: (1) "Economic causes of war," (2) "The nature of total var," 9 chaps, on means of total war, and " The Aftermath of Var." chaps, on the means of warfare: (1) Manpower requirements for total var, "The war effort in real terms," "The price system under the impact of war," "Labor problems in wartime," "Wartime control of production and consumption," "The supply of strategic materials," "Foodstuffs in the military economy," "International economic relations in wartime," and "How to pay for the war."

45 STEIN, Emanuel and BACKMAN, Jules, Editors VAR ECONOMICS. New York: Pp. x Farrar and Rinehart, Review: by R. A. Gordon, AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XXXII, September, 1942, pp by Lewis Severson, JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, LI, April, 1943, pp least satisfactory of 3 texts reviewed

46 STEINEEl, George A. (editor) EOONOMIC PBOBLEMS OF WAR. New York: Viley & Sons, Inc., 1942, Pp. xi John

47 STEINER, G. A., Editor ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF WAR Pp. xi, 400. New York: Wiley,

48 WALKER, E. Ronald The co-ordination problem in war economy, THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, Vol. LI, No. 2, April, 1943, pp. H9-155.

49 WHITE Wa«T Me 6nqjVi *P file J)e&> ns G. Pl*it Gnrp4r<>ln t >n

50 WOOD, G. L. Economic Aspects of Var Damage Compensation, THE ECONOMIC RECORD, June, 19A2

51 VPIGHT, C.., Editor ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OFWAR AND ITS AFTERMATH. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, Pp. xi, 197.

52 VRIGHT, Chester V. American econotnic preparations for war, and , THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. VIII, no. 2, May, 1942.

53 WEIGHT, Chester V. American economic preparations for war, 19H-1917 and , THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vol. VIII, no. 2, May, 1942.

54 /JFTZRM4TH. Cittaa^e -. IM<I/. of Cii^o P'es-5 i^mz- Pp. A +2*3.

55 WRIGHT, Ruincy A STODI OF WAR. 2 Vols. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, Pp. xxiii, and xvii

56 VRIGHT, Quincy A STUDY OF WAR. Vols. I-II. New York: Macmillan, Pp. xxiii + 678; xvii

57 YOUNG, Allyn A. "Economics and war," Presidential Address, THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW, XVI, No. 1, March, 1926, pp