Political Science Quarterly: March 1941

Articles

		The Staffing of Congress Lindsay Rogers	pp. 1-22
		The Usefulness of Useless History Robert Livingston Schuyler	pp. 23-37
		Stalin's New Deal for Labor Michael T. Florinsky	pp. 38-50
		Conservative Reaction and One Man Rule in Ancient Greece Kurt von Fritz	pp. 51-83
		The Taxation of Excess Profits II Carl Shoup	pp. 84-106
		The Seligman Correspondence I Joseph Dorfman	pp. 107-124

		Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution, A. V. Dicey and E. C. S. Wade Reviewed by Robert Livingston Schuyler	pp. 125-126
		The Life of Greece, Will Durant Reviewed by M. I. Finkelstein	pp. 127-129
		Publicity and Diplomacy, with Special Reference to England and Germany, 1890-1914, Oron James Hale Reviewed by Raymond J. Sontag	pp. 129-131
		France under the Republic: The Development of Modern France (1870-1939), D. W. Brogan Reviewed by George Woodbridge	pp. 131-133
		The Reconstruction of World Trade, J. B. Condliffe Reviewed by Percy W. Bidwell	pp. 133-135
		American Neutrality: Trial and Failure, Charles G. Fenwick Reviewed by Clyde Eagleton	pp. 135-137
		Toward a New Order of Sea Power, Harold Sprout and Margaret Sprout Reviewed by Allen B. Cook	pp. 137-138
		Where Do We Go From Here?, Harold J. Laski Reviewed by Thomas I. Cook	pp. 139-141
		Shanghai and Tientsin: With Special Reference to Foreign Interests, Harold M. Vinacke and F. C. Jones Reviewed by J. K. Fairbank	pp. 141-143
		Inner Asian Frontiers of China, Owen Lattimore Reviewed by F. D. Schultheis	pp. 143-144
		Japan's Case Examined, Westel W. Willoughby Reviewed by A. N. Holcombe	pp. 145-146
		Freedom of Thought in the Old South, Clement Eaton Reviewed by Jonathan Daniels	pp. 146-148