An ancient tale retold, by R. M. MacIver.--On deceiving the public for the public good, by L. Bryson.--Fact, fiction, and reality, by F. E. Johnson.--On the justifiable grounds of disobedience to law, by R. N. Baldwin.--On the limits of justifiable disobedience, by F. L. Neumann.--On the enlistment of dubious allies, by H. Simons.--On "Making friends with the mammon of unrighteousness," by L. Pope.--The Hiroshima issue, by W. W. Waymack.--Institutionalism and the faith, by L. Finkelstein.--Freedom and interference in American education, (...) by O. Tead.--Private profit and public interest in mass communication, by R. Saudek.--The threat to privacy, by H. D. Lasswell. (shrink)

An attempt to state the general laws derived from many subsidiary studies of social life in religion, politics, economics, psychology and the rest.