L S Rowe
Biographic Data
| ID | 273874 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L S Rowe |
| GIVEN NAMES | L S |
| FAMILY NAME | Rowe |
| SIGNATURE | ROWE L S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pennsylvania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1896 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1943 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Report of the Board of Directors to the Membership of The American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year 1942
The Mission of the Americas in World Affairs
I ASSUME that we are all agreed that our country is passing through the greatest crisis in its history. Not only is our safety menaced, but our very existence as a democratic nation is at stake. The same deadly peril confronts all the countries of Latin America and compels us as it compels them to reexamine our relation to other sections of the world and to face without flinching the new responsibilities which this situation involves
American Republics: Protocol on Uniformity of Powers of Attorney which are to be Utilized Abroad
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The Larger Significance of the Lima Conference
T HE International Conference of American States which assembled at the Peruvian capital on December ninth last, possesses a significance far deeper than the mere fact that it was the eighth in a series of Pan American Conferences which had their inception at Washington in 1889. In fact, for the origin of these Conferences we must go as far back as 1826, when the great hero of Spanish American independence, Simon Bolivar, called a meeting of the …
The Present Situation on the American Continent
Naboth's Vineyard: The Dominican Republic, 1844-1924
Chairs of Hispanic-American Literature
Chairs of Latin-American Literature
Importance of the Study of Spanish
The American Peace Award: Created by Edward W. Bok
The Development of Democracy on the American Continent
The year that is about to close marks the hundredth anniversary of the independence of many of the republics of the American continent. The long struggle which began in 1808, and which did not reach full fruition until the beginning of the third decade of the nineteenth century, possesses all the characteristics of a great epic; marked by a degree of devotion to the ideals of liberty and independence which will ever constitute the great heritage …
El Espanol debe ensenarse en los Estados Unidos por Razones de Cultura y por Motivos Comerciales y Sociales
Sefior Presidente, Senioras y Sefiores: Al recibir la honrosa comisi6n de dirigiros la palabra en esta mafiana, graves pensamientos acudieron a mi mente y hondas vacilaciones agitaron mi espiritu. Acostumbrado a estudiar los problemas docentes desde la catedra, han llegado a revelarme intimas relaciones y aspectos escondidos que no llega a des.cubrir quien no pertenece al gremio magisterial. A estas relaciones y estos aspectos que vuestra rama pa…
Introductory
The Academy's Twenty- Fifth Anniversary
What National Policy Shall We Adopt With Reference To Mexico
The Scope and Limits of Our Obligations Toward Mexico
The Mexican Revolution: Its Causes and Consequences
Treasury Department, Office of the Secretary
Municipal Progress in Brazil--The Cities of the State of San Paulo
Municipal Ownership and Operation of Street Railways in Germany
Introductory Remarks
Municipal Ownership and Operation: The Value of Foreign Experience
The Police Power: Public Policy and Constitutional Rights. Ernst Freund
The Reorganization of Local Government in Cuba 1
The Relation of Municipal Government to American Democratic Ideals
The Municipality and the Gas Supply: As Illustrated by the Experience of Philadelphia
The recent decision of the mayor and councils of Philadelphia to lease the gas works to a private company marks a change of policy of more than local importance.That the third largest city in the United States should decide to relinquish the control of one of its public works, after over forty years of quasi-municipal management and ten years of complete municipal ownership and operation, will natu- rally be construed as a confession of the inabi…
The Problems of Political Science
The Development of Democracy on the American Continent
The year that is about to close marks the hundredth anniversary of the independence of many of the republics of the American continent. The long struggle which began in 1808, and which did not reach full fruition until the beginning of the third decade of the nineteenth century, possesses all the characteristics of a great epic; marked by a degree of devotion to the ideals of liberty and independence which will ever constitute the great heritage …
Miscellany
The Problems of Political Science
The Municipality and the Gas Supply: As Illustrated by the Experience of Philadelphia
The recent decision of the mayor and councils of Philadelphia to lease the gas works to a private company marks a change of policy of more than local importance.That the third largest city in the United States should decide to relinquish the control of one of its public works, after over forty years of quasi-municipal management and ten years of complete municipal ownership and operation, will natu- rally be construed as a confession of the inabi…
Briefer Communications
The Foreign Policy of the United States: Commercial and Political
The Financial Relation of the Depart Ment of Education To the City Government
The City in History
The Supreme Court and the Insular Cases
Political Parties in Porto Rico
It has long been one of the accepted principles of political science that the growth of political parties reflects the constantly changing relations of class and industrial inter- ests.In England, for instance, we trace the growth of the liberal party to the rise of the middle-classes, consequent upon the industrial development of the early decades of the nineteenth century; in Prussia the strength of the conserva- tive party is directly traceabl…
The Establishment of Civil Government in the Philippines
The Reorganization of Local Government in Cuba 1
The Relation of Municipal Government to American Democratic Ideals
Municipal Ownership and Operation of Street Railways in Germany
Introductory Remarks
Municipal Ownership and Operation: The Value of Foreign Experience
The Police Power: Public Policy and Constitutional Rights. Ernst Freund
Treasury Department, Office of the Secretary
Municipal Progress in Brazil--The Cities of the State of San Paulo
The Mexican Revolution: Its Causes and Consequences
The Scope and Limits of Our Obligations Toward Mexico
The Academy's Twenty- Fifth Anniversary
What National Policy Shall We Adopt With Reference To Mexico
El Espanol debe ensenarse en los Estados Unidos por Razones de Cultura y por Motivos Comerciales y Sociales
Sefior Presidente, Senioras y Sefiores: Al recibir la honrosa comisi6n de dirigiros la palabra en esta mafiana, graves pensamientos acudieron a mi mente y hondas vacilaciones agitaron mi espiritu. Acostumbrado a estudiar los problemas docentes desde la catedra, han llegado a revelarme intimas relaciones y aspectos escondidos que no llega a des.cubrir quien no pertenece al gremio magisterial. A estas relaciones y estos aspectos que vuestra rama pa…
Introductory
The Development of Democracy on the American Continent
The year that is about to close marks the hundredth anniversary of the independence of many of the republics of the American continent. The long struggle which began in 1808, and which did not reach full fruition until the beginning of the third decade of the nineteenth century, possesses all the characteristics of a great epic; marked by a degree of devotion to the ideals of liberty and independence which will ever constitute the great heritage …
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