The Albert Lepawsky Publications
Center for New Deal Studies

Books by Lepawsky

1. Home Rule for Metropolitan Chicago, University of Chicago, 1935. (5 copies)

2. "Current Trends in Municipal Revenues", Book Chapter from Municipal Year Book, International City Manager’s Association, 1938.

3. "Examples of Interstate Administrative Cooperation in the Tax Field", Book Chapter from Tax Relations among Governmental Units, Chapter VII, pp. 64-71.(3 copies)

4. State Planning and Economic Development in South, 1949.

5. "Report on Seminar III – Factors Affecting Administrative Leadership" Book Chapter from America’s Manpower Crisis, pp. 168-172. (3 copies)

6. Administration (title of original American Work), 1956. (4 copies in Arabic)

7. "Revolution and Reform in Bolivia", Book Chapter from Toward the Comparative Study of Public Administration, Indiana University, 1959.(1 copy)

8. Training Facilities for Public Administration in Mexico, Training Office, United States Agency for International Development/ Mexico, 1963. (4 copies)

9. "The Quest for Quality in the Administration of Resources", Book Chapter from Natural Resources Quality and Quantity, University of California Press, Berkley and Los Angeles, 1967, pp.162-175 (1 copy)

10. Theory and Practice of Public Administration: Scope, Objectives, and Methods, American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1968.

11. The Search for World Order (Lepawsky ed.), Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1971.

12. Coalition and Coalescence: Berkeley Links Ecology and Ethnicity, (Booklet) Center for California Public Affairs, 1972. (2 copies)

13. The Prospect for Presidential-Congressional Government (Lepawsky ed.), Institute of Governmental Studies, 1977. (3 copies)

14. "The Future of Urbanism", Book Chapter from The Future of government in the United States, Chapter III, pp. 49-62. (1 copy)

Journal Articles by Lepawsky

1) "The Nazis Reform the Reich" in The American Political Science Review, April 1936, Vol. 30, No. 2.

2) "Foreign Governments and Politics" in The American Political Science Review, April 1936, pp. 324-350.(4 copies)

3) "Redefining the Metropolitan Area" in National Municipal Review, July 1936, Vol.25, No.7.(2 copies)

4) "Current Trends in Municipal Reviews" in The Municipal Year Book, 1938. (2 copies)

5) "Changing Bases of American Municipal Government" in The Annals of American Academy of Political Social Science September, 1938. pp. 206-214. (2 copy)

6) "The Farmer Practices Public Administration" in National Municipal Review, October 1938, Vol. XXVII, No. 10. (1 copy)

7) "Municipal Government, Pan-American Style" in Public Management, December 1938. (3 copies, and 1 in Spanish)

8) "Coordination of National, State, and Local Taxation" in Minnesota Municipalities, May 1939. (2 copies)

9) "America’s Tax Dollar – A Key Problem in Governmental Reconstruction" in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, November 1939. (3 copies)

10) "Municipal Reviews" in the Municipal Year Book, 1939. (2 copies)

11) "The New Chicago Plan Commission" in The Journal of Land & Public Utility Economics, February, 1940. (4 copies)

12) "Help Wanted" in Future, the magazine for young men, April 1940. (2 copies)

13) "City Plan: Metro Style" in The Journal of Land & Public Utility, May 1940. (3 copies)

14) "Canadian Federalism in Transition" in Public Administration Review, Autumn 1940. (3 copies)

15) "A Tribute to Admiral Mahan as a Social Scientist" in United State Naval Institute Proceedings, November 1940, Vol. 66, No. 11, Whole No. 453. (2 copies)

16) "The Future of Our cities" in State Government, December 1940, Vol. XIII, No. 12. (2 copies)

17) "The Plight of Our Cities" in Illinois Municipal Review Dec. 1940. (2 copies)

18) "Thirteen-thirteen" in The University of Chicago Fiftieth Anniversary Announcement, February 1941. (2 copies)

19) "Probable Developments in State Revenues" in National Defense and State Finance Bureau of Public Administration, 1941. (1 copy)

20) "The Property Tax and New Sources of Local Revenue" in the University of Tennessee Record, 1941, Vol. 44, No. 6, pp.49-59. (4 copies)

21) "Social Science and Defense" in The University of Chicago Magazine, March 1941. (6 copies)

22) "Chicago- Metropolis in the Making" in National Municipal Review, April 1941, Vol.30, No.4. (Many copies)

23) "The London Region: A Metropolitan Community in Crisis" in American Journal of Sociology, May 1941.(3 copies)

24) "Municipal Cooperation in the Americas" in Inter-American Quarterly, July 1941, Vol. 3, No. 3. (7 copies)

25) "Municipal Cooperation in the Americas" in Public Management, August 1941. (1 copy)

26) "Paying the Bill for National Defense" in Taxes: the Tax Magazine, Sept. 1941. (4 copies)

27) "Financing Education in a World at War" in Chicago Union Teacher Oct. 1941, Vol.7, No.1. (3 copies)

28) "Blue Stars and Red Stars" in Air Force, August 1944, Vol. 27, No. 8. (1 copy)

29) "Advancing the Art of Revenue Research" in The Bulletin of National Tax Association, May 1947, Vol. XXXII, No. 8. (2 copies)

30) "Government Planning in the South" in The Journal of Politics, August 1948, Vol. 10, No. 3. (1 copy)

31) "The University and Public Service" in Journal of Legal Education, Spring 1950, Vol. 2, No. 3. (7 copies)

32) "Water Resources and Federalism" in The American Political Science Review, September 1950, Vol. XLIV, No. 3. (3 copies)

33) "Regional Education: A Case Study" in Higher Education, March 1950, Vol. VI, No. 14. (5 copies)

34) "The Bolivian Operation" in International Conciliation, March 1952, No. 479. (2 copies)

35) "Dams and Democracy" in The Virginia Quarterly Review, Autumn 1953, Vol. 29, No. 4. (5 copies in different formats)

36) "Fifty Years of Public Power" in Consulting Engineer April 1954.(4 copies)

37) "Public Power and Power Technology" in Public Utilities Fortnightly Sept.2 1954, Vol.54, No.5 (4 copies)

38) "Will Nuclear Power Promote Public Ownership?" in Consulting Engineer Aug. 1955 (3 copies)

39) "Why Public Power is here to Stay" in The Reporter Oct.6, 1955. (3 copies)

40) "Economic development and Public Administration" in Inter-American Economic Affairs Winter 1955, Volume 9, No.3. (3 copies)

41) "Technical Assistance: A Challenge to Public Administration" in Public Administration Review Winter 1956, Vol.16, No.1. (3 copies)

42) "Revolution and Reform in Bolivia: A study of the Root and Branch of Public Administration in a Developing Nation". ( 1 copy)

43) "Enskilling People" in The International Development Review Oct. 1961, Vol.3, No. 3. (4 copies)

44) "International Development of River Resources" in International Affairs Oct. 1963, Vol.39, No.4. (3 copies)

45) "The Politics of Epistemology" in The Western Political Quarterly, Sept. 1964, Vol. 17, No. 3. (5 copies)

46) "Academic Freedom and Political Liberty" in Science Dec. 17, 1965, Vol. 150, No. 3703, p. 1559-1563. (Many printed copies)

47) "California and Its Central Valley: A Regional Framework for Interdisciplinary Research" in The North State Review March 1966, Vol. 1, No.2 p.34-38 (2 copies of journal, 1 copy of paper, 1 xerox copy of journal)

48) "Political Protest on the Campus" in Science March 4, 1966, Vol. 151, No. 3714, p.1034 and July 17, 1966, Vol. 152, No.3729, p.1587.(Letter). (Many printed copies)

49) "Medical Science and Political Science" in Journal of Medical Education Oct. 1967, Vol. 42, No. 10.(7 copies)

50) "Graduate Education in Public Policy" in Policy Studies December 1970, Vol.1, No.4. (5 copies)

51) "The Progressives and the Planners" in Public Administration Review May/June 1971, Vol.31, No.3. (5 copies)

52) "The New Deal at Midpassage" in University of California Magazine, May/June 1975. (3 copies)

53) "The Planning Apparatus: A Vignette of the New Deal" in Journal of the American Institute of Planners, January 1976, Vol.42, No.1.(3 copies)

54) "From Our readers" in Experiment & Innovation Newsletter, (Letter) Spring 1978, Vol.4, No.4. (4 copies)

55) "Style and Substance in Contemporary Planning" in Plan Canada, Sept.-Dec. 1978, Vol.18, No.3-4. (7 copies)

Conference Papers

1) 1.)"Probable Developments in State Revenues" in National Defense and State Finance, 1941. (1 copy)

2) "Regional Analysis and Public Policy" Publications of the Regional Science Association, 1955. (3 copies)

3) "Regional and resource Aspects of Planning and Conservation" 1958 Conference on Conservation: Conservation at the Local Level, Nov.14, 1958. (2 copies)

4) "Principles and Problems of Organization, Supervision and Consultation, with special emphasis on Director and State Medical Consultant Relationships" Administrative Aspects: Medical Consultation in Vocational Rehabilitation. University of California, April 14-16, 1958 and April 8-10, 1959. (1 copy)

5) Agenda for International Training, (Lepawsky ed.), Regional Training Center for United Nations Fellows, University of British Columbia, 1960. (4 copies)

6) "The International River Basin" (Lepawsky participant), University of British Columbia, 1963. (4 copies)

7) "Population Pressures on our Resources" Our Resources- Our People-Our Future, California Conservation Council and Cooperators, Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1963. (3 copies)

8) "Economic Impact of Resource Management" State of California Second Annual Resources Agency Conference, January 22-23, 1965. (1 Copy)

9) "Agriculture’s Newer Dimensions: Urbanism and Ruralism, Technology and Society, Economics and Politics" University of California AES Statewide Conference, January 30, 1969. (2 copies)

10) "Trends and Prospects in American Planning" Summary Statement and the Joint Hearings on "Long Range Planning" June 18, 1976 before the subcommittee on Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation and the Environment of the House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, and the subcommittee on Environment and the Atmosphere of the House Committee on Science and Technology.

11) "The Politics of Natural Resource Planning" Politics, Policies, and Planning in Forestry, Society of American Foresters Northern California Section, Proceedings Annual Meeting. December 2, 1967. (2 copies)

12) "Unexploited Ideas for Reversing Environmental Exploitation" California Conservation Council Oct. 24, 1969. (2 copies)

13) "The Future Pattern of Industrial Location and Relocation" Conference on Regional Planning, University of Wisconsin 1971. (1 copy)

14) "Toward an Urban Design: Linking Citizen Participation with Civic Purpose" (Lepawsky ed.) A Record of Proceedings of Three Public Discussion-Conferences Conducted in Berkley 1977-1978. (1 copy)

Manuscripts

1. "Dissent and Disruption: Proposals for Consideration by the Campus."

Other Items

1. Congressional Record Feb 2, 1978 quotes Lepawsky. (3 copies)

2. Encyclopedia Britannica article "Regionalism". 19th ed. Vol.19 1960. (2 copies)

3. Excerpts from a discussion "of Industrial location in a continuing period of national emergency, using the device of ‘an article appearing in the Bulletin of Atomic Administrators’ on 18, May 1971’" (2 copies)

4. "Special Surveys or Studies of State Revenue Problems Undertaken or Complete Since January 1, 1936" by Federation of Tax Administrators, Research Bulletin (1 copy)