Political Science Quarterly: September 1912: Review: Le Chomage et son Remede.,Le Chomage et son Remede.,Unemployment: A Social Study.,Unemployment: A Social Study.,Unemployment Insurance: A Study of Schemes of Assisted Insurance.,Unemployment Insurance: A Study of Schemes of Assisted Insurance.

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Volume 27 - Number 3 - September 1912

pp. 540-544

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Le Chomage et son Remede, Paul Leroy-Beaulieu and Daniel Bellet

Unemployment: A Social Study, B. Seebohm Rowntree and Bruno Lasker

Unemployment Insurance: A Study of Schemes of Assisted Insurance, L. T. Hobhouse and I. G. Gibbon

Reviewed by William M. Leiserson

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