Five Publications of the Commission on Race and Housing by Arnold M. Rose These five books comprise a most remarkable contribution to applied social science.
The Course of the South:Descent into Barbarism? by Arnold M. Rose THE average American is inclined to believe that the separation of the races in the United States goes all the…
Toward the Automatic Factory, by Charles R. Walker by Arnold M. Rose THE automatic factory was already known in the 18th century, but it was only with its extension into many lines…
The Study of Man: History with a Present Meaning by Arnold M. Rose A review of myths about American history with regard to race relations.
The Study of Man: Automation and the Future Society by Arnold M. Rose Speculation abounds on the consequences to be expected from the spread of automation in industry, and Arnold M. Rose here…
The Study of Man: Anti-Semitism’s Root in City-Hatred by Arnold M. Rose Students of prejudice have usually analyzed it from the standpoint of the objective outsider: they note that prejudiced beliefs deviate…
The Study of Man: Opinion Polling: Science or Business? by Arnold M. Rose Today public opinion research is accepted as a respected branch of the social sciences.
The Study of Man: The Dark Ground of Prejudice: The Neurosis of Urbanization by Arnold M. Rose Books on race prejudice and anti-Semitism have shown a significant shift in the past few years.