Contents:
I. the systems of government and the thinking man ;
II. the psychology of social institutions ;
III. the folklore of 1937 ;
IV. the place of learning in the distribution of goods ;
V. the use of the language of private property to describe an industrial army ;
VI. a platform for an observer of government ;
VII. the traps which lie in definitions and polar words ;
VIII. the personification of corporation ;
IX. the effect of the antitrust laws in encouraging large combinations ;
X. the ritual of corporate reorganization ;
XI. the benevolence of taxation by private organization ;
XII. the malevolence of taxation by the government ;
XIII. the social philosophy of tomorrow ;
XIV. some principles of political dynamics