The Governing of Men: General Principles and Recommendations Based on Experience at a Japanese Relocation Camp

A rare example of the first edition of this book on the Japanese Internment Camps, published in 1945 before the last camp officially ceased operations, by Alexander H. Leighton, a social scientist who worked at a camp in Poston, Arizona. The book chiefly analyzes the requirements for efficient administration of the camps, and narrates a strike organized by those incarcerated. 6" x 8.5" hardcover in grey boards, DJ absent. 404pp. Boards fairly fresh with sharp corners. Spine extremities and corners mildly faded. Binding firm and square, page interiors bright. Sharp copy of this peculiar treatise.