Arthur Dunham
Biographic Data
| ID | 3632090 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arthur Dunham |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arthur |
| FAMILY NAME | Dunham |
| SIGNATURE | DUNHAM A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1927 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
What Is the Job of the Community Organization Worker
Community Development and Community Relations in Northern Ireland
The "troubles" in Northern Ireland have economic and political as well as religious roots. A novel approach to the situation has been made by the Northern Ireland Community Relations Commission: the commission has adopted community development as a major strategy in working for the improvement of community relations. A community-development team of field workers has been assigned to the areas of acute conflict. For a time, late in the summer of 1…
Community Work and Social Change: A Report on Training . Eileen Younghusband
Community Organization in Action: Basic Literature and Critical Comments
Community Organization in Action
Community Welfare Organization: Principles and Practice
L'Industrie textile au temps du second empire . Claude Fohlen Une affaire de famille au XIX siècle: Méquillet-Noblot . Claude Fohlen
Labor Problems - The Life of the Working Class under Napoleon III
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Rouher et le Second Empire
State-Wide Community Organization Comes of Age
Rouher et le Second Empire. Robert Schnerb
The Economic History of France, 1815-1870
Unrest in France in 1848
On December 11, 1847, the Journal des chemins de fer , founded and edited in Paris since 1842 by an Englishman, declared that the French rentes had fallen as much as if the government was about to be overthrown. The King, who was ill in body at the time, yet perfectly comfortable in mind, recovered, but on February 24, 1848, he and his government fell in a revolution that was as sudden and dramatic as it was triumphant. Among its leaders were Soc…
Michel Chevalier: Lettres sur l'Amérique du Nord: extraits . Robert G. Mahieu
The French Railroads and the State . Kimon A. Doukas
Jules Ferry and the Renaissance of French Imperialism . Thomas F. Power, Jr
Industrial Life and Labor in France 1815–1848
A new study of labor in France in the earlier nineteenth century seems justified for two reasons. First, a change in the point of view is desirable. Labor in that period has been treated as a movement related to political factors and to socialistic and other doctrines. I feel that it should be studied now in the light of the changes wrought in the lives of the French people by the advent of large-scale industry with its factories, machinery, and …
How the First French Railways Were Planned
France is often described as the country that planned its network of railroads with the greatest care, wisely arranging for private construction and operation under control of the Government. She deserves criticism, it has been said, only because it took ten years to make these excellent arrangements. Yet most of the writers who have painted this rather attractive picture have not looked beyond the well-known books of Audiganne and Kaufmann, stud…
The Development of Child Welfare Programs
Peer Reviewed
France: A History of National Economics, 1789-1939
Public Welfare and the Referendum in Michigan
Wages in Eighteenth Century England . Elizabeth W. Gilroy
Pennsylvania and Unemployment Relief, 1929-34
Facts and Factors in Economic History: Articles by former Students of Edwin Francis Gay
Leadership in Public Relief in the Unemployment Emergency
How the First French Railways Were Planned
France is often described as the country that planned its network of railroads with the greatest care, wisely arranging for private construction and operation under control of the Government. She deserves criticism, it has been said, only because it took ten years to make these excellent arrangements. Yet most of the writers who have painted this rather attractive picture have not looked beyond the well-known books of Audiganne and Kaufmann, stud…
What Is the Job of the Community Organization Worker
The Development of the Cotton Industry in France and the Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce of 1860
Community Development and Community Relations in Northern Ireland
The "troubles" in Northern Ireland have economic and political as well as religious roots. A novel approach to the situation has been made by the Northern Ireland Community Relations Commission: the commission has adopted community development as a major strategy in working for the improvement of community relations. A community-development team of field workers has been assigned to the areas of acute conflict. For a time, late in the summer of 1…
Community Organization in Action: Basic Literature and Critical Comments
State-Wide Community Organization Comes of Age
The Economic History of France, 1815-1870
The Development of Child Welfare Programs
Peer Reviewed
Government Aid to Industry in the French Economic Reforms of 1860
Journal Article Government Aid to Industry in the French Economic Reforms of 1860 Get access Arthur Louis Dunham Arthur Louis Dunham University of Michigan. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 37, Issue Supplement_1, 1 May 1927, Pages 291–306, https://doi.org/10.1093/ej/37.Supplement_1.291 Published: 01 May 1927
The Development of the Cotton Industry in France and the Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce of 1860
Relief Needs and Conditions in Pennsylvania, August, 1931
The Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce of 1860 and the Progress of the Industrial Revolution in France
Facts and Factors in Economic History: Articles by former Students of Edwin Francis Gay
Leadership in Public Relief in the Unemployment Emergency
Pennsylvania and Unemployment Relief, 1929-34
Wages in Eighteenth Century England . Elizabeth W. Gilroy
Public Welfare and the Referendum in Michigan
France: A History of National Economics, 1789-1939
The Development of Child Welfare Programs
Peer Reviewed
How the First French Railways Were Planned
France is often described as the country that planned its network of railroads with the greatest care, wisely arranging for private construction and operation under control of the Government. She deserves criticism, it has been said, only because it took ten years to make these excellent arrangements. Yet most of the writers who have painted this rather attractive picture have not looked beyond the well-known books of Audiganne and Kaufmann, stud…
Industrial Life and Labor in France 1815–1848
A new study of labor in France in the earlier nineteenth century seems justified for two reasons. First, a change in the point of view is desirable. Labor in that period has been treated as a movement related to political factors and to socialistic and other doctrines. I feel that it should be studied now in the light of the changes wrought in the lives of the French people by the advent of large-scale industry with its factories, machinery, and …
Jules Ferry and the Renaissance of French Imperialism . Thomas F. Power, Jr
Michel Chevalier: Lettres sur l'Amérique du Nord: extraits . Robert G. Mahieu
The French Railroads and the State . Kimon A. Doukas
Unrest in France in 1848
On December 11, 1847, the Journal des chemins de fer , founded and edited in Paris since 1842 by an Englishman, declared that the French rentes had fallen as much as if the government was about to be overthrown. The King, who was ill in body at the time, yet perfectly comfortable in mind, recovered, but on February 24, 1848, he and his government fell in a revolution that was as sudden and dramatic as it was triumphant. Among its leaders were Soc…
The Economic History of France, 1815-1870
Rouher et le Second Empire
State-Wide Community Organization Comes of Age
Rouher et le Second Empire. Robert Schnerb
Labor Problems - The Life of the Working Class under Napoleon III
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
L'Industrie textile au temps du second empire . Claude Fohlen Une affaire de famille au XIX siècle: Méquillet-Noblot . Claude Fohlen
Community Welfare Organization: Principles and Practice
Community Organization in Action
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