The Amerian Way; A Study Of Human Relations Among Protestants, Catholics And Jews

165 Pages; 11 Chapters With Epilogue And Index In Rear Of Book. Pages Tight; Moderate Page Wear; Page Edges Somewhat Darkened; No Markings; End Pages Show Some Smudges, Yellowing; Tan Hard Covers With Black Lettering On Front Cover And Spine. Moderate Shelf Wear; Faded Light Blue Dust Jacket With Black Lettering On Front Cover And Spine. Some Rubbing; Discoloration Areas On Covers And Spine; Few Small Tears And Nicks On Dj Edges, Corners, And Spine Ends. Group Of Representatives Of Protestants, Catholics And Jews Meeting Of The Williamstown Institute Of Human Relations Of 1935 Analysed A Solution To The Understanding, Justice And Goodwill Of These Groups In Light Of Growing Dominance Of Totalitarianism And Fascism In The World. Realizing Sporadic Outbreaks Of Prejudice And Inter-Group Hostility In America, The Group Attempted Solutions Of Creating New Patterns Of Group Relationships That Could Thwart The Lines Of Prejudice. The Book Confronts Workers In History, Religion, Education And Social Sciences For The Best Their Sciences Have To Offer As A Guide To Civilized Social Living In A Democracy. Chapter Headings Include: Our Times; Human Relations: Lessons From Other Lands Germany, Mexico, Canada; Human Relations In The United States; Specific Problems And How To Deal With Them; Human Relations And The State; Religious Aspects Of Human Relations; The Application Of Anthropology To Human Relations; Some Contributions Of Social Psychology And Sociology To Intergroup Relations In The United States, Etc. Very Rare Vintage Copy.…