Industrial reconstruction; a symposium on the situation after the war and how to meet it

Huntly Carter

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INDUSTRIAL RECONSTRUCTION EDITED BY HUNTLY CARTER ; L UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES GIFT OF C . MOOREDr . ERNEST INDUSTRIAL RECONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL RECONSTRUCTION A SYMPOSIUM ON AFTERTHE SITUATION THEWAR AND HOW TO MEET IT by HUNTLY CARTEREdited NEW YORK E. P. DUTTON AND COMPANY 68i FIFTH AVENUE 1918 First in igijpublished {All reserved}rights CONTENTS PAGE Preface xi The State View :^ \^ National(a) o Hon. Sir^ John Cockburn, K.C.M.G. (b) -----Imperial _ 5 P. H. Kerr. J International(c) g i Sir Graham John Bower, K.C.M.G. R. W. Seton-Watson. ^ ^ The Views of Capital : (a) Engineering ^_ Sir Maurice C.M.G^ Fitzmaurice, MA '^ LL.D.M.A.I., Sir Robert Hadfield, F.R.S D "Met "' D.Sc., M.Inst.C.E. (6) Shipbuilding Sir Benjamin Browne, DD.L.. C L" M.I.C.E.J.P., Sir Archibald BartDenny, TP W. L. Hichens. H. B. Rowell. 215128 CONTENTSvi PAGE 62Mining(c) Sir Bell, Bart., D.L., D.C.L.,Hugh LL.D. ------Manufacture 70{d) Edward Cadbury. - -Trade 73{e) Ernest P. Benn.J. Hazell.Walter 89Transport(/) C.B.F. Docker,Dudley------Federation 91(g) R. T. Nugent.Research 94{h) Hilton.John Labour Views c Trade Unionists, Syndicalists{a) Organised _ . . .and Guildsmen 103 Armour.F.John Barker.George F. S. Button. W. N. Ewer. Charles Hobson. Thomas Johnson. T. E. Naylor. -- I37{&) Parliamentary Representatives M.P.James O'Grady, M.P.F. W. Jowett, viiCONTENTS PAGE - - - - -Educationalists 138(c) Sanderson Furniss.H. MacTavish. J.

Sujets

• Working class
• Great Britain
• Industrie
• World War

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 3
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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INDUSTRIAL
RECONSTRUCTION
EDITED BY
HUNTLY CARTER
;
LUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
AT LOS ANGELES
GIFT OF
C . MOOREDr . ERNESTINDUSTRIAL RECONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRIAL
RECONSTRUCTION
A SYMPOSIUM
ON
AFTERTHE SITUATION THEWAR
AND
HOW TO MEET IT
by HUNTLY CARTEREdited
NEW YORK
E. P. DUTTON AND COMPANY
68i FIFTH AVENUE
1918First in igijpublished
{All reserved}rightsCONTENTS
PAGE
Preface
xi
The State View :^
\^ National(a) o
Hon. Sir^ John Cockburn, K.C.M.G.
(b) -----Imperial _ 5
P. H. Kerr.
J International(c) g
i Sir Graham John Bower, K.C.M.G.
R. W. Seton-Watson.
^
^ The Views of Capital :
(a) Engineering ^_
Sir Maurice C.M.G^ Fitzmaurice, MA
'^
LL.D.M.A.I.,
Sir Robert Hadfield, F.R.S D "Met
"'
D.Sc., M.Inst.C.E.
(6) Shipbuilding
Sir Benjamin Browne, DD.L.. C L"
M.I.C.E.J.P.,
Sir Archibald BartDenny, TP
W. L. Hichens.
H. B. Rowell.
215128CONTENTSvi
PAGE
62Mining(c)
Sir Bell, Bart., D.L., D.C.L.,Hugh
LL.D.
------Manufacture 70{d)
Edward Cadbury.
- -Trade 73{e)
Ernest P. Benn.J.
Hazell.Walter
89Transport(/)
C.B.F. Docker,Dudley------Federation 91(g)
R. T. Nugent.Research 94{h)
Hilton.John
Labour Views c
Trade Unionists, Syndicalists{a) Organised
_ . . .and Guildsmen 103
Armour.F.John
Barker.George
F. S. Button.
W. N. Ewer.
Charles Hobson.
Thomas Johnson.
T. E. Naylor.
-- I37{&) Parliamentary Representatives
M.P.James O'Grady,
M.P.F. W. Jowett,