Capsule Review October 1936 Issue What the International Labor Organization Means to America by Spencer Miller, JrReviewed by Foreign AffairsAbout the Author: My FA Anthologies Read more by Foreign Affairs In This Review What the International Labor Organization Means to America By Spencer Miller, Jr Columbia University Press, 1936 108 pp. $1.50 Purchase Facebook Twitter Email My FA Saved Articles Print Addresses by business, labor and academic leaders before the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs in July 1935. Stay informed. Get the latest book reviews delivered right to your inbox. More Reviews on International Relations of the United States From This Issue October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free The President's Control of the Tariff Foreign Affairs October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free State Interests in American Treaties Foreign Affairs October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free American Diplomacy: Policies and Practice Foreign Affairs October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free War in the Pacific: a Study of Navies, Peoples and Battle Problems Foreign Affairs October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Hearst: Lord of San Simeon Foreign Affairs October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Jews in America Foreign Affairs October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free An American Experiment Foreign Affairs October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Who Owns America? Foreign Affairs October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free A Program for Modern America Foreign Affairs October 1936 Capsule Review Paywall-Free Whose Constitution? Foreign Affairs Browse All Capsule Reviews
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