Bibliographie Louis Wirth

Die Texte von Louis Wirth werden zitiert als LW, LW-P und LW-RT. Das Kürzel LW bezieht sich auf die veröffentlichten Arbeiten von Louis Wirth, die nachfolgend nach Jahren sortiert und chronologisch durchnumeriert aufgelistet sind. Das Kürzel LW-P bezieht sich auf die nichtveröffentlichten Schriften Louis Wirths, die ebenfalls nach Jahren sortiert und chronologisch durchnumeriert im Anschluß an die veröffentlichten Arbeiten dargestellt werden. Alle als LW -P zitierten Texte sind, sofern nicht anders ausgewiesen, aus: The Papers of Louis Wirth, The Joseph Regenstein Library, Special Collections/University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. Bei den als LW-RT zitierten Texten handelt es sich um veröffentlichte Mitschriften des wöchent­lich ausgesandten Radioprogramms der NBC, in dem verschiedene Personen aus Wissenschaft, Politik und Gesellschaft unterschiedliche Themen disku­tierten. Diese Mitschriften sind zu finden in: Louis Wirth et. al. University of Chicago Round Table Radio Transcripts. Discussion, Programs aired nation­ally over NBC radio, University ofChicago Press/Chicago.

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Patriotism: True and False. In: Cosmopolitan Student, Vol. 9, no.5, June,S. 15-16 An Inquiry into Immanuel Kant's Political Ideas. In: Cosmopolitan Student, Vol. 9, no.5, June, S. 23-27

A Bibliography ofthe Urban Community. In: Park, R.E./Burgess, E.W./Mc Kenzie, R.D. (Hg.), The City, University of Chicago Press/Chicago; S. 161-228 Culture Conflicts in the Immigrant Family. Master's Thesis/University of Chicago, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Some Jewish Types of Personality. In: Publications ofthe American Sociologi­cal Society, Twentieth Annual Meeting, held at New York, December 29-32, 1925. Papers and Proceedings, The City. Vol. 32,1926, S. 90-96/auch in: LW 203, S. 275-280 + LW 204, S. 99-105

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The Ghetto: A Study in Isolation. A Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty ofthe Graduate School of Arts and Literature in Candidacy for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Department of Sociology and Anthropology/Chicago The Sociology ofFerdinand Tönnies. In: AlS, Vol. 32, November, S. 412-422 Topical Summaries ofCurrent Literature: Modern German Conceptions of Sociology. In: AlS, Vol. 32, November, S. 461-467

Review of: "Der Wirtschaftende Mensch in der Geschichte", by Lujo Brentano, Leipzig 1923. In: AlS, Vol. 32, no.5, March, S. 836-838

10 Review of: "Monographien Deutscher Städte: Darstellung deutscher Städte und ihrer Arbeit in Wirtschaft, Finanzwesen, Hygiene Socialpolitik und Technik", Hg. von Otto Constantin und Erwin Stein, Berlin 1925. In: AlS, Vol. 32, no.6, May, S. 1014-1015

11 Review of: "Protective Labor Legislation: With Special Reference to Woman in the State ofNew York", by Elizabeth Faulkner Baker, New York 1925. In: AlS, Vol. 32, no. 6, May, S. 1020-21

12 The Ghetto. In: AlS, Vol. 33, luly, S. 57-7l1auch in: LW 203, S. 261-274 + LW 204, S. 84-98.

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The Ghetto. University of Chicago Press/Chicago 1928, Second Impr. Dec. 1929 Review of: "Theoretical Biology", by l. von Uexküll. Trans. by D.L. MacKinnon, New York 1926. In: AlS, Vol. 33, no.6, May, S. 995-998

15 Review: Social Science Builds a Monument. Review of: The Polish Peasant in Europe and America, by W.I. Thomas, F. Znaniecki. In: Survey. Graphic Num­ber, Vol. 60, no. 11, I. Sept., S. 559

16 Sociology forNurses.ln: American Journal ofNursing, Vo1.28, no.ll, S.I 131-34 1930 17 Review of: "Clinical and Experimental Studies in Personality", by Morton

Prince, ed. by A. Roback, Cambridge 1929. In: AlS,Vo1.35, no.4, S.659-660 18 Review of: "Die Soziologische Methode", by Fritz Lewy, Karlsruhe 1927. In:

AJS, Vol. 35, no.5, March, S. 861 19 Review of: "Frankfort", by A. Freimann and F. Krakauer, trans. by Bertha Szold

Levin, Philadelphia, 1929. In: AJS, Vol. 35, no.5, March, S. 861-862 20 Review of: "Sociallnsects. Their Origin and Evolution", by William M.

Wheeler, New York 1928. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no.l, luly, S. 140-142 21 Review of: "How Animals Find Their Way About", by Etienne Rabaud, trans.

by I.H. Myers, New York 1928. In: AlS, Vol. 36, no. I, July, S. 140-142 22 Review of: "Social Life in the Animal World", by Friedrich Alverdes, trans. by

K.C. Creasy, New York 1927. In: AlS, Vol. 36, no.l, luly, S. 140-142 23 Review of: "Staat und Gesellschaft in Amerika. Zur Soziologie des ameri­

kanischen Kapitalismus", von Charlotte Lütkens, Tübingen 1929. In: Kölner Vierteljahresheft ftir Soziologie, 19. 9, 1930131, S. 207-210

24 Drei amerikanische Neuerscheinungen zur Großstadtsoziologie. In: Kölner Vier­teljahresschrift ftir Soziologie, 19. 9, 1930131, S. 547-550, übers. von H. Meuter

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mit Harry D. Gideonse, lerome G. Kerwin (Hg.) - Introductory General Course in the Study ofContemporary Society. (Social Science I) Syllabus and Selected Readings. 6th ed. 1936; The University ofChicago Bookstore/Chicago The Meaning of Environment in Social Life. In: Gideonse, Harry; Kerwin, lerome, G.; Wirth, Louis (Hg.), Introductory General Course in the Study of Contemporary Society. Syllabus and Selected Readings. Kap.: XI, S. 238-250, 6th ed. 1936; University ofChicago Bookstore/Chicago

27 Race and Nationalism. In: Gideonse, Harry, 0.; Kerwin, Jerome, G.; Wirth, Louis (Hg.), Introductory General Course in the Study ofContemporary Soci­ety. Syllabus and Selected Readings. Kap.: XXV, S. 454-474, 6th edition, 1936 The University of Chicago Bookstore/Chicago

28 General Course in the Study ofContemporary Society. (Social Science ll) Selected Readings. 13th ed. 1943, The University of Chicago Bookstore/Chicago

29 Sociology: Vocations for Those Interested in It. In: Woellner, Robert C. (Hg.), Vocational Guidance Se ries. No. I, Board ofVocational Guidance ofthe University of Chicago/Chicago

30 Review of: "Sittlichkeit in Ziffern: Kritik der Moralstatistik", by Robert Michels. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no.4, January, S. 663-664

31 Review of: "Wirtschaftliche und Politische Betrachtungen zur alten und Neuen Welt", by Robert Michels. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no.4, January, S. 663-664

32 Review of: "Der Patriotismus, Prolegomena zu seiner soziologischen Analyse", by Robert Michels. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no. 4, January, S. 663-664

33 Review of: "Systematic Sociology in Germany", by Theodore Abel. In: AlS, Vol. 36, no.4, January, S. 664-665

34 Review of: "Verhandlungen des vierten/ftinften/sechsten Deutschen Soziologentages", Tübingen 1925/192711929. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no. 4, January, S.665-666

35 Review of: "Witchcraft in Old and New England", by Georg Lyman Kittredge, Cambridge 1929. In: AlS, Vol. 36, no.4, lanuary, S. 668-669

36 Review of: "Social Case Work, Generic and Specific: An Outline. AReport of the Milford Conference", New York 1929. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no.4, lan., S. 676

37 Review of: "Über die Form des Amerikanischen Geistes", by Erich Voegelin, Tübingen 1928. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no.4, January, S. 681

38 Review of: "Wort, Wert, Gemeinschaft", by Gerhard von Mutius, München 1929. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no.4, January, S. 681-682

39 Review of: "Soziologische Studien und Kritiken: Dritte Sammlung", by Ferdi­nand Tönnies, Jena 1929. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no.4, lanuary, S. 682

40 Review of: "The lews in the Christian Era from the First to the Eighteenth Century and Their Contributions to Its Civilization", by Laurie Magnus, New York 1930. In: AJS, Vol. 36, no.5, March, S. 851

41 Review of: "Some Implications ofSocial Psychology", by O.H. Harland. In: American Sociological Review, S. 161-162

42 Culture Conflict and Misconduct. In: Social Forces Vol. 9, no.4, June, S. 484-492 /499 auch in: LW 204, S. 229-243

43 Clinical Sociology. In: AJS, Vol. 37, July, S. 49-66 1933 44

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The Scope and Problems ofthe Community. In: Publications ofthe American Sociological Society. 27th Annual Meeting, held at Cincinnati, Ohio, December 28-31, 1932. Papers and Proceedings. Vol. 27, no.2, May, S. 61-73, University of Chicago Press/Chicago, auch in: LW 203, S. 9-20 + LW 204, S. 165-177

Segregation. In: Seligman, Edwin R.; Johnson, Alvin (Hg.), Encyclopedia ofthe Social Sciences. Vol. 13, MacMillan Co./New York; S. 643-647 Chicago: The Land and the People. In: Survey Graphic, Magazine ofSocial Interpretation. Vol. 23, No.1 0, Oktober, S. 468-471, 520-525 The Nature, Scope and Essential Elements in General Education. -- and Discus­sion of Proceeding Papers. In: Gray, William S. (Hg.), General Education. Pro­ceedings of the Institute for Administrative Officers of Higher Institutions, 1934. Vol. 6, University of Chicago Press/Chicago; S. 25-35/35-38

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48 "SmalI, Albion Woodbury". In: Seligman, Edwin; Johnson, Alvin R. (Hg.), Encyclopedia ofthe Social Sciences. Vol. 14, MacMillan Co.lNew York

1935 49 The Prospects of Regional Research in Relation to Social Planning. In: Publica­

tions ofthe American Sociological Society. Proceedings. Vol. 29, no.3, August, S. 107-114, auch in LW 203, S. 292-300

50 mit Edward A. Shils - The Literature of Sociology, 1934 I + 11. In: Social Studies, Vol. 26, no.7, November, no.8, December, S. 459-475, 525-546

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Does Chicago Know Itself? In: Polity, Vol. 4, no.l, January, S. 5+9 mit Richard O. Lang - A Glimpse of Chicago's Changing Population. In: Polity, Vol. 4, no.2, February, S. 4-5, auch unter dem Titel: "Urbanism as Illustrated by the Growth of Chicago" in: Second Year Course in the Study of Contemporary Society, S. 252-260

53 Types ofNationalism. In: AJS, Vol. 41, no.6, May, S. 723-737/auch in: LW 203, S. 354-367 + LW 204, S. 106-121

54 Symposium on Present Trends in Guidance: Part 111. In: Bulletin of Purdue University. Studies in Higher Education, XXX. (Proceedings ofthe Second An­nual Guidance Conference held at Purdue University, Nov. 6-7,1936) Vol. 37, no.3, Nov., S. 63-78, Purdue University/Lafayette, Indiana

55 Preface to Ideology and Utopia, by Kar! Mannheim. In: Shils, Edward; Wirth, Louis (Hg.), Ideology and Utopia, by Karl Mannheim, S. XIII-XXXI, Harcourt Brace & CO./New York, auch in: LW 203, S. 35-54 + LW 204, S. 125-145/deutsch: LW 201

1937 56 Localism, Regionalism, and Centralization. In: AJS, Vol. 42, January, S. 493-

509, auch in: LW 203, S. 143-158 + LW 204, S. 189-206 57 mit National Resources Committee (Hg.) - Our Cities: Their Role in the Na­

tional Economy. Report ofthe Urbanism Committee to the National Resources Committee. United StatesGovernment Printing Office/Washington D.C.

58 Discussions I. (Part Two: The Interrelation ofCultures.) In: Social Research, Vol. 4, September, S. 328-332

59 mit Edward A. Shils - The Literature of Sociology, 1935 and 1936. In: Social Education. Journal ofthe National Council for the Social Studies. Vol. I, No.7, October + No;8, November, S. NO.7: 499-511, NO.8: 575-585

60 The Urban Mode ofLife. In: New Horizons in Planning. Proceedings ofthe National Planning Conference of the American Society of Planning Officials, held at Detroit, Michigan, June 1-3, 1937, American Society of Planning Offi­cials/Chicago, S. 23-30; auch unter dem Titel: What ofthe City') In: American Planning and Civic Annual, Washington D.C.

61 Some Criteria for the Selection for Research Projects in the Social Sciences. In: Conference of Representatives of University Social Science Research Organiza­tions. November 5-7, 1937, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Social Science Research Council/New York; S. 47-63

62 Report on the History, Activities and Policies ofthe Social Science Research Council. Prepared by Louis Wirth for the Committee on Review of Counci I Policy. Typoscript

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Urbanism As A Way of Life. In: AJS, Vol. 44, July, S. 1-24, auch in: LW 203, S. 110-132 + LW 204, S. 60-83; deutsch: LW 202 mit Lewis C. Copeland - Metropolitan Regions. In: National Resources Committee (Hg.), Population Statistics. Report ofthe National Resources Com-

mittee. Part 111, Urban Data, United States Government Printing Office/Wash­ington D.C.; S. I-52

65 mit Margaret Furez (Hg.) - Local Community Fact Book 1938. Chicago Rccrcation Commission/Chicago

1939 66 Social Interaction: The Problem ofthe Individual and the Group. In: AJS, Vol.

44, May, S. 965-979, auch in: LW 203, S. 21-34 + LW 204, S. 3-17. 67 What About Public Service Building Corporations. In: Freehold, The Magazine

01' Real Estate. Vol. 4, nO.1 0, May 15, Chicago, S. 334 68 mit Urbanism Committee - Federal Reporting of Urban Information. In: Nat­

ional Resources Committee (Hg.), Urban Government. Supplementary Report of the Urbanism Committee to the National Resources Committee. Vol. I, Part. III, United States Government Printing Office/Washington D.C.; S. 161-177

69 Review of: "The Structure of Social Action", by Talcott Parsons. In: American Sociological Review Vol. 4, June, S. 399-404

70 mit Marshall B. Clinard - Public Safety. In: National Resources Committee (Hg.), Urban Government. Supplementary Report ofthe Urbanism Committee to the National Resources Committee. Vol. I, Part V., United States Govern­ment Printing Office/Washigton, D.C.; S. 247-303

71 mit Edward Shils - Urban Living Conditions. In: National Resources Committee (Hg.), Urban Planning and Land Policies. Supplementary Report ofthe Urban­ism Committee to the National Resources Committee. Vol. 2, Part 2, United States Government Printing Office/Washington D.C.; S. 163-209

72 Housing. In: Wirth, L. (Hg.), Contemporary Social Problems. A Tentative For­mulation forTeachers 01' Social Studies, Univ. o. Chicago Press/Chicago; S.22-68

73 "Introduction" to Contemporary Social Problems ... In: Wirth, Louis (Hg.), Contemporary Social Problems. A Tentative Formulation for Teachers of Social Studics, University of Chicago Press/Chicago; S. 1-12

1940 74 Review of: "Social Aspects ofthe Depression", Bulletins nos. 27-39, by Social

Sciencc Research Council, New York 1937. In: Jewish Social Studies, Vol. 2, no.3, July, New York; S. 303-304

75 Ideological Aspects of Social Disorganization. In: American Sociological Re­view, Vol. 5, no.4, S. 472-482/auch in: LW 203, S. 192-205 + LW 204, S. 44-59

76 Biases in Education tor Business. In: Business Education for What? (Proceed­ings ofthe University ofChicago Conference on Business Education.), Univer­sity of Chicago Press/Chicago; S. I-I I

77 LW (Hg.), Eleven Twenty-Six. A Decade of Social Science Research. Univer­sity of Chicago Press/Chicago

78 The Urban Society and Civilization. In: Wirth, Louis (Hg.), Eleven Twenty Six:

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A Decade of Social Science Research, S. 5 I -63, (Paper read at the 10th anniver­sary ce1ebration ofthe Social Science Research Building, U.o.C., December 1-2, 1939) The University of Chicago Press/Chicago; Reprint in: AJS, Vol. 45, March 1940, S. 743-755

Advertising for the Sophisticated. Delivered at meeting of Chicago Federated Advertising Club, Sept. 21, 1939. In: Bulletin. Official Publication ofthe Finan­cial Adveliisers Association, Vol. 26, no.281, January, S. 1 12-113 Appearance of Harmony. In: Notes and News. No.65, January 15, 1941, Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare FoundslNew York; S. 8-9 Prerequisites for Peace. In: Unity. Freedom, Fellowship and Character in Religion. Vol. 126, no.12, February 17, Chicago; S. 182-185

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82 Is a H itler Defeat Essential to the Preservation of Democracy in the Western Hemisphere? In: Journal ofNegro Education. A Quarterly Review of Problems Incident to the Education ofNegroes. Vol. 10, No.3, July, S. 420-25

83 The 1940 Census Forecasts the Future. What the 1940 Census Shows about Future Population. In: Real Estate. The Weekly for Owners, Realtors, Archi­tects, Builders. Vol. 16, September 20, S. 7-9

84 Our Population Makeup is Changing. The Composition of Our Population is Changing. In: Real Estate. The Weekly for Owners, Realtors, Architects, Build­ers. Vol. 16, September 27, S. 14-19

85 Morale and Minority Groups. (held on the Twentieth Annuallnstitute ofthe Society for Social Research, August 15, 1941, Chicago). In: AJS, Vol. 47, no.3, November, S. 415-433

86 "Editor's Foreword" to: Technology and Society. In: McKee Rosen, S.; Rosen, Laura (Hg.), Technology and Society. The Influence of Machines in the United States, MacMillan Co.lNew York; S. VII-VII

87 Problems and Prospects ofthe Social-Studies Curriculum. In: Reavis, William (Hg.), Administrative Adjustment Required by Socio-Economic Change. Pro­ceedings ofthe Tenth Annual Conference of Admisistrative Officers ofPublic and Private Schools, 1941. VoI.4,Univ. ofChicago Press/Chicago;S.113-125

88 The Present Position of Minorities in the United States. In: Studies in Political Science and Sociology. (University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial Conference), Univ. o. Pennsylvania Press/Philadelphia, S. 137-156/auch in: LW 203, S. 218-236

1942 89 Review of: "Escape from Freedom", by Erich Fromm, New York 1941. In:

Psychiatry, Vol. 5, no.1, Februar, S. 129-131 90 Urban Communities. In: AJS, Vol. 47, no.6, May, S. 829-840 91 The Metropolitan Region as a Planning Unit. -- and Discussion. In: National

Conference on Planning. Proceedings ofthe Conference ofthe American Soci­ety of Planning Officials, held at Indianapolis, Indiana, May 25-27, 1942, American Society of Planning Officials/Chicago; S. 141-151/-165, auch in: LW 203, S. 301-313 + LW 204, S. 304-318

92 The Background and Organization ofthe Urban Section. In: National Archives (Hg.), Records ofthe National Resources Planning Board, Urban Section Files. Record Group 187. Aug. 19

93 Functions ofthe Urban Section. In: National Archives, Records ofthe National Resources Planning Board, Urban Section Files. Record Group 187, Oct. 16

94 "Foreword" to Introduction to Social Science. In: Atteberry, George C./Auble, John, L./Hunt, Eigin, F. (Hg.), Introduction to Social Science: A Survey of So­cial Problems. Vol. 11, MacMillan CO.INew York; S. V-VIII

95 The New Birth ofCommunity Consciousness. In: Bingham, Florence C. (Hg.), Community Life in a Democracy, National Congress of Parents and Teachers/Chicago; S. 11-22

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Review of: "Jewish Family Solidarity: Myth or Fact?", by Stanley R. Brav, Vicksburg 1940. In: Jewish Social Studies, Vol. 5, no.1, January, S. 80-81 The Effect of War on American Minorities. A Research Memorandum, Prepared for the Committee on Research on Social Aspects ofthe War, Social Science Research CouncillNew York Education for Survival: The Jews. In: AJS, Vol. 48, May, S. 682-691 Review of: "Development ofCollective Enterprise: Dynamics ofan Emergent Economy", by Seba Eldridge et al., 1943. In: Public Administration Review, Vol. 3, no.4, Autumn, S. 369-74

100 Powers and Services ofGovernment in the War and Post-War Periods. Stenotypist's Report of Dr. Wirth's Address. In: Reavis, William C. (Hg.), War and Post-War Responsibilities of American Schools. Proceedings ofthe Twelfth Annual Conference for Administrative Offkers of Public and Private Schools, Vol. 6, University ofChicago Press/Chicago; S. 57-70

101 The Postwar Situation. -- and Panel Discussion. In: MacLatchy, Josephine H. (Hg.), Education on the Air. Fourteenth Yearbook ofthe Institute for Education by Radio, Ohio State University/Columbus, Ohio; S. 14-30/30-44

102 The Urban Community. In: Ogburn, William F. (Hg.), American Society in Wartime, University of Chicago Press/Chicago; S. 63-81

103 Sociology and Local History. (ca. 1943) veröffentlicht in: Wirth Marvik, Elizabeth; Reiss, Albert J. jr. (Hg.), Community Life and Social Policy. Selected Papers by Louis Wirth, University of Chicago Press/Chicago 1956; S. 177-188

1944 104 Postwar Political and Social Conditions and Higher Education. In: Annals ofthe

American Academy of Political and Social Science. - Higher Education and the War. no. 231, January, S. 154-162

105 Robert Ezra Park. An Appreciation. Address presented at the Joseph Bond Chapel of Univ. of Chicago, Feb. 9, 1944. In: Biography File of Robert E. Park

106 Needs for Social Planning. In: American Library Association Bulletin, Vol. 38, no.3, March, S. 112-114, 118

107 LW (Chairman), Postwar Reconstruction of University Staffs. Discussion of Papers. In: Proceedings of the Conference of Representatives of University So­cial Science Research Organizations. New York, April 29-30, 1944, Social Sci­ence Research CouncillNew York

108 Race and Public Policy. In: Scientific Monthly, Vol. 58, April, S. 302-312; auch in: LW 203, S. 334-353 + LW 204, S. 270-291

109 Review of: "The Jewish Community: Its History and Structure to the American Revolution.", by Salo W. Baron, Philadelphia 1942. In: Historia Judaica, Vol. 6, no.l, April, S. 83-86

110 ll1inois. In: Planning 1944. Proceedings ofthe Annual Meeting ofthe American Society of Planning Officials, held in Chicago, May 1-3, S. 120-126

111 What Causes Unemployment. Address presented at a Forum of Agriculture, Labor and Urban Employers. In: What Causes Unemployment? Univ. o. IlIinois Auditorium, June 22, 1944, Barlett Foundation, Inc.lChampaign, 111.; S. 16-18

112 Chicago: Where Now? Address presented to the Commercial Club ofChicago. Sept.22, 1944. In: Wirth Marvik, E., Reiss, Jr., Albert J. (Hg.), Community Life and Social Policy, Univ. of Chicago Press/Chicago 1956; S. 314-326

113 I11inois Prepares for Peace. Report of the I11inois Post War Planning Commis­sion. Illinois Post War Planning Commission/Chicago

114 Preparing for War Contract Termination. Report ofthe Post War I1linois Planning Commission, Illinois Post War Planning Commission/Chicago

115 Your Business after the War. Report ofthe Illinois Post War Planning Commis­sion, Illinois Post War Planning Commission/Chicago

116 Survey ofthe South Side Jewish Community. Report prepared by the Technical Advisory Committee for the South Side Study, Jewish Charities ofChicago, Jewish People's Institute/Chicago

117 The Social Setting of Postwar Higher Education. In: RusselI, J. D. (Hg.), Higher Education in the Postwar Period. Vol. 16, Univ. o. Chicago Press/Chicago; S. 1-13

1 18 mit Ray Lussenhop - Urban and Rural Living: Planning Post-War Ways of Life for American Youth. In: Problems in American Life. The National Council for the Social Studies and the National Association ofSecondary School Principals, Unit 21, 1944, National Education Association/Washington, D.C.

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119 Life in the City. In: Carnovsky, L.; Martin, L. (Hg.), The Library in the Com­munity, Univ. o. Chicago Press/Chicago; S. 12-22/auch in: LW 203, S. 206-217

120 mit Herbert Goldhamer, The Hybrid and the Problem of Miscegenation. In: Klineberg, Otto (Hg.), Charakteristics ofthe American Negro, Part 5, Harper & Brotht;rslNew York, London; S. 249-369

121 The Bearing of Recent Social Trends upon Attainable Programs for Peace and World Organization. In: Bryson, L.; Finkelstein, L.; Maciver, R. M. (Hg.), Approches to World Peace. Harper & BrotherslNew York; Kap.: 8, S. 110-123

1945 122 Effect of Recent Social and Economic Trends on Urban Planning. Address

presented at the 31 st Annual Conference of International City Managers in Chi­cago on October 13, 1944. In: Public Management Vol. 27, lanuary, S. 10-13

123 Group Tension and Mass Democracy. In: American Scholar, Vol. 14, No.2, S. 231-235

124 mit Ernest A. Grunsfeld - A Plan for Metropolitan Chicago. In: Town Planning Review, Vol. 25, no.l, April, S. 5-32

125 Human Ecology. In: AlS, Vol. 50, no.6, May, S. 483-488, auch in: LW 203, S. 133-142 + LW 204, S. 178-188

126 The Social and Cultural Make-Up ofChicago. (Summary) In: Home Front Unity. (Proceedings ofthe Conference on the Home Front Unity.) May, lune, Mayor's Committee on Race Relations/Chicago; S. 8-9

127 Report and Recommendations for Biennium ending lune 30, 1945. Report ofthe I1linois Post War Planning Commission. I1linois Post War Planning Commission

128 Scope ofthe Institute. In: Proceedings ofthe Institute on Race Relations and Community Organization. lune 18-29, American Council on Race Relations/Chicago; S. 1-2

129 City Planning and Racial Policy. In: Race Relations in Human Relations. (Summary Report ofthe Second Annual Institute of Race Relations, Fisk lJniv., Tennessee, luly 1945.) Fisk University PresslNashville, Tenn. S. 31-36

130 Positive and Negative Aspects of Present Day Race Relations. In: Race Rela­tions in Human Relations. (Summary Report ofthe Second Annual Institute of Race Relations, Fisk Uni v., Tennessee, luly 1945.) Fisk Univ. Press/Nashville, Tenn.; S. 119-123

131 Memorandum ofthe Social Science Research Council on the Federal Govern­ment and Research in the Social Sciences, Social Science Research Coun­cillNew York, Washington

132 Does the Atomic Bomb Doom the Modern City. In: Victory Conference on Municipal Problems. (Proceedings ofthe Twenty-Second Annual Conference of the American Municipal Association.) Nov. 15-17, Chicago

133 Review: Negro Life in Urban North, Review of: "Slack Metropolis", by Horace Cayton and St. Clair Drake. In: The New York Times Book Review, Seetion 7, November 4, S. 5

134 The Alternative to World Atom Contral. In: Sei-En-Teeh News, Vol. 2, no.12, Dec.S.I,3,7

135 mit Paul lacobson (Hg.), Committee on Education for Democratie Citizenship, National Couneil for Social Studies. In: Problems in American Life. Unit No. 22, National Education Association/Washington

136 The Planning of Modern Urban Communities. Stenotypist's Report of [)r.

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Wirth's Address. In: Reavis, William C. (Hg.), Forthcoming [)evelopments in American Education. Proceedings of the Fourteenth Annual Conference for Administrative Offieers 01" Publie and Private Schools, 1945. Vol. 8, University of Chicago Press/Chicago; S. 154-169

137 The Problem 01' Minority Groups. In: Linton, Ralph (Hg.), The Science 01' Man in the World Crisis, Columbia University Press/New York; S. 347-372/auch in: LW 203, S. 237-260 + LW 204, S. 244-269

1946 13R Thc Unfinished Business 01' American Democracy. In: Annals ofthe American

Academy 01' Political and Social Science. - Controlling Group Prejudice. Vol. 244, March; S. 1-9

139 A Sociologist Looks at the Community. In: Wirth, Louis; Hilgard, Ernest R.; Quillen, I. James (Hg.), Community Planning for Peacetime Living. Report 01' the 1945 Stanford Workshop on Community Leadership, Stanford University Press/Stanford, Calif.; S. 3-89, 155-165

140 Social Science Research. In: Frazier, Edward FrankIin (Hg.), Report ofthe Third Conference ofNegro Land-grant Colleges for Coordinating a Program 01' Cooperative Social Studies. Convened at Howard University, Washington, D.C., November 2-3, 1945, Howard University Press/Washington D.C.

1947 141 Responsibility 01' Social Science. In: Annals ofthe American Academy 01'

Political and Social Science. - Social Implications 01' Modern Science. Vol. 249, January; S. 143-151,

142 The Price ofPrejudice. In: Survey Graphic, Vol. 36, no.l, January, S. 19-22 143 Housing as a Field 01' Sociological Research. Address presented at the Annual

Meeting ofthe American Sociological Society, Chicago, December 27-30, 1946. In: American Sociological Review Vol. 12, no.2, April, S. 137-143/auch in: LW 204, S. 292-303

144 Planning tor Freedom. In: Proceedings ofthe Institute ofCommunity Planning. lJniversity 01' Oklahoma, March 26-27, 1947, Sixth Annual Daniel Lecture at the lJniv. 01' Oklahoma on "What is the Best Form 01' Government for the Hap­piness 01' Mankind", Norman, Oklahoma; S. 14-26

145 Planning Means Freedom. In: Planning 1947. Proceedings ofthe Annual Meeting ofthe American Society 01' Planning Officials, held in Cincinnati, May 5-9, S. 3-19, American Society 01' Planning Officials/Chicago

146 Planning: A lIighroad to Freedom and Order. In: American City, Vol. 62, no.6, June, S. R5

147 Thc Planner's Creed. In: Amcrican Society of Planning Officials, News Letter. Vol. 13, no.6, June, S. I

14R Karl Mannhcim ( I R93- 194 7). In: American Sociological Review, Vol. 12, no.3, June, S. 356-357

149 Review 01': "The High Cost 01' Prejudice", by Bucklin Moon, New York. In: New York Times, June I, S. 20

150 The Responsibilities 01' Suburban Residents, to the City 01' Chicago. Community Fund of Chicago/Chicago

151 American Sociology 1915 - 1947. In: AJS. Index to Volumes I-52, 1895-1947, Univcrsity 01' Chicago Press/Chicago; S. 273-281

152 Ideas and Ideals as Sources 01' Power in the Modern World. In: Bryson, Lyman; Finkelstein, Louis; Maclver, R.M. (Hg.), Conflicts 01' Power in Modern Culture., lIarper & Row/New York; Kap.: 47, S. 499-508/auch in: LW 204, S. 146-156

1948 153 mit II.C. Urey, Clyde Hart, The World in an Atomic Age - a Panel Discussion.

In: Assembly Papers, 194R. (General Assembly Program 01' Council of Jewish Federation and Welfare Funds, January 24-26, 1948), Chicago

154 Review: What We Know - and Don't Know - About "Race", Review of: "Race and Nationality As Factors in American Life", by Henry P. Fairchild, New York. In: The New York Times Book Review, Vol. 53, no.3, January 18, S. 6, 25

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155 Consensus and Mass Communication. Presidential Address before the Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Society, New York, December 28, 1947. In: American Sociological Review Vol. 13, no.l, February, S. 1-15, auch in: LW 203, S. 368-391 + LW 204, S. 18-43

156 World Community, World Society, and World Government: An Attempt at a Clarification ofTerms. -- and Discussion. Highland Park, Illinois, March 23-25, 1947. In: Wright, Quincy (Hg.), The World Community, University ofChicago Press/Chicago; S. 9-20/46/auch in: LW 204, S. 319-332

157 Sociological Factors in Urban Design. (Lecture delivered in the Convention Seminars ofthe American Institute of Architects, Salt Lake City, June 25, 1948), In: Wirth Marvik, Elizabeth; Reiss, Albert J. jr. (Hg.), Community Life and Social Policy. Selected Papers by Louis Wirth, The University ofChicago Press/Chicago 1956; S. 284-291

158 Recommendations from Louis Wirth to the Conference on Methods of Attitude Change conducive to International Understanding. Uni ted Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Held at Royaumont, October 8-12, 1948, Paris

159 Goals and Prospects. Address presents at the Second National Conference on Intergroup Relations, Chicago, December 20, 1948. In: Report of the Second National Conference on Intergroup Relations, Chicago

160 International Tensions as Objects of Sociallnvestigation. In: Bryson, Lyman; Finkelstein, Louis; Maclver, Robert (Hg.), Learning and World Peace. (Eighth Symposium. Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in their Relation to the Democratic Way of Life.), Harper & Brothers/New York; S. 45-53

1949 161 Chicago: A Big City Has Big Problems. In: Womans Press, February, S. 37-38 162 Comment on Factors in Race Relations, Comment on a paper by Gustav Ich-

heiser: Sociopsychological and Cultural Factors in Race Relations, and a Re­joinder by Ichheiser. In: AJS, Vol. 54, no.5, March, S. 395, 399f

163 On Making Values Explicit. (Discussion ofthe Committee on Commissions of Inquiry Divison ofthe Social Sciences, Mai 1949). In: Reiss, Albert J. jr. (Hg.), Louis Wirth: On Cities and Social Life, University of Chicago Press/Chicago 1964; S. 157-161

164 Social Goals for Nation and World. In: Survey. Vol. 85, nO.7 July, S.386-388 165 "Introduction" to "The Negro in the United States" von E. FrankIin Frazier. In:

Frazier, Edward Franklin (Hg.), The Negro in the United States, MacMillan CO./New York; S. VII-IX

166 "Introduction" to The Daytime Population ... In: Breese, Gerald William (Hg.), The Daytime Population ofthe Central Business District ofChicago, University ofChicago Press/Chicago; S. VII-IX

167 "Introduction" to Local Community Fact Book ofChicago. In: Wirth, Louis; Bernert, Eleanor (Hg.), Local Community Fact Book, University ofChicago Press/Chicago; S. VII

168 Comments on the Resolution ofthe Economic and Social Council on the Prevention of Discrimination and the Protection of Minorities. In: International Social Science Bulletin (UNESCO), Paris ; Vol. I, nos. 3-4, S. 137-145

169 Domestic and International Inter-Group Relations. In: Build the Future. (Ad­dresses Marking the Inauguration ofCharles Spuregon Johnson, Sixth President ofFisk University), Fisk University Press/Nashville, Tenn.; S. 77-83

1950 170 "Preface" to The Dynamics of State Campaigns. In: The American Council on

Race Relations (Hg.), The Dynamics of State Campaign for Fair Employment

280

Practices Legislation, Committee on Education, Training, Research in Race Re­lation/University of Chicago; S. I-lI

171 Problems and Orientations of Research in Race Relations in the United States. In: British Journal ofSociology, Vol. 1, June, S. 117-125

172 Research in Racial and Cultural Relations. Paper read in the symposium on "Research Frontiers in Human Relations" on February 7, 1948, Midwinter Meeting ofthe American Philosophical Society. In: Midwest Journal, Vol. 2, no.2, Summer, S. 14-23

173 Joint Roundtable on: The Role of Minorities in International Affairs. In: Interna­tional Sociological Association, ISA (Hg.), Report on Scientific Discussion Meetings During the World Congress of Soeiologists. Zürich, September 4-9, 1950

174 Findings ofthe Conference. In: Brown, Francis, J. (Hg.), Discriminations in College Admissions. AReport of a Conferenee Held under the Auspices of the American Council on Education in Cooperation with the Anti-Serie I, Reports o. Committees a. Conferences. Vol. 14, no.4l, April, American Council on Educa­tion/Washington D.C.; S. 46-49

175 "Introduction" to Recent Migration ... In: Freedman, Ronald (Hg.), Reeent Migration to Chicago, University of Chicago Press/Chicago; S. VlI-Vlll

176 "Foreword" to Social Anthropology. In: Siotkin, James Sydney (Hg.), Social Anthropology. The Science of Human Society and Culture, MacMillan Co.lNew York; S. VII-IX

177 "Foreword" to Community Organization ... In: Arthur Hillman (Hg.), Com­munity Organization and Planning, MacMillan Co.lNew York; S. XV-XVIII

178 Domestic Ethnic and Racial Tensions and American Foreign Policy. (Tension Project/Unesco), Paper presented on a Joint Session ofthe International Political Science and Sociological Association, Zürich Sept. 1950

179 Integrative Tendencies in International Relations. In: Bryson, Lyman; FinkeI­stein, Louis; MacIver, Robert M. (Hg.), Perspectives on a Trouble Decade: Sci­ence, Philosophy and Religion 1939-1949 (Tenth Symposium. Conferenee on Science, Philosophy and Religion in their Relation to the Democratic Way of Life, Sept. 6-9, 1949, New York), Harper & BrotherslNew York; S. 267-277

1951 180 How Much "Selection" Should there Be in Public Housing Selection? Four

Answers ... In: Journal of Housing. Vol. 8, no.3, March, Monthly Publieation of the National Association of Housing Official/Chieago; S. 91-92

181 "Introduction" to Social and Economic Data ... In: Social and Economic Data Relative to the Future of Jarvis Christian College. Prepared for United Christian M issionary Soeiety of the Disciples of Christ in America, April, Committee on Education, Training, Research in Race Relation/University of Chicago; S. 1-3

182 Facilitating the Transition from a Segregated to an Integrated Pattern of Race Relations. American Council on Race Relations/Chicago

183 Joint Roundtable on the Role of Minorities in International Affairs. In: Inter­national Social Science Bulletin (UNESCO), Vol. 3, no.2, Summer; S. 409-420

184 The Signiticance of Sociology. Opening Address presented at The World Congress 01' Sociology, Zürich, September 4-9, 1950. In: International Social Science Bulletin (UNESCO), Vol. 3, no.2, Summer, S. 197-202/243

185 Fact Finding, Legislation, and Conference Follow-up. In: Brown, Francis J.; Reeves, Floyd W.; Anliot, Richard B. (Hg.), Discriminations in Higher Educa­tion. AReport of the Midwest Educators Conferenee in Chicago, Illinois, No­vember 3-4,1950 Serie I, Reports o1'Committees and Confer. Vol. 15, no.50, Aug., Washington D.C.; S. 49-52

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186 The Limitations of Regionalism. In: Jensen, Merrill (Hg.), Regionalism in America, University of Wisconsin Press/Madison; S. 381-393; auch in: LW 203, S. 159-171 + LW 204, S. 207-220

187 Rural-Urban Differences. (Taken from a uncompleted manuscript and an abstract for a talk on the University of Wisconsin in 1951). In: Elizabeth Wirth Marvik, Albert J. Reiss (Hg.), Community Life and Social Policy, University of Chicago Press!Chicago 1956; S. 172-176; auch in: LW 204, S. 221-225

1952 188 Freedom, Power and Values in Our Present Crisis. Address presented as Part of

the Leo M. Franklin Memorial Series, February 15, 1951 at Wayne University. In: Wirth Marvik, Elizabeth; Reiss jr., Albert J. (Hg.), Community Life and So­cial Policy, University ofChicago Press/Chicago 1956; S. 392-405; zuerst ver­öffentlicht in: Better Human Relations, Detroit, Wayne University Press 1952

189 Introduction to a Study of Crime. In: Wirth Marvik, Elizabeth; Reiss jr. Albert J. (Hg.), Community Life and Social Policy, University of Chicago Press/Chicago 1956; S. 327-333; zuerst in: Survey ofthe Chicago Crime Commission, Burgess, Wirth, Blackiston (Hg.)

190 Conference on Community Living. Address presented at the Conference: "Preparing Ourselves for Community Living", Buffalo, New York, May 3, 1952. Conference on Community Living/Buffalo, New York

postum 191 The Social Sciences. In: Curti, Merle (Hg.), American Scholarship in the

Twentieth Century, Harvard University Press/Cambridge 1953; S. 33-82, auch in: LW 203, S. 55-106

192 mit David Glas, Georges Smets (Hrsg), Current Sociology/La Sociologie Contemporaine. Sociallmplications ofTechnical Advance. UNESCO/Paris 1953

193 Social Stratification and Social Mobility in the United States. In: Current Sociology. (Social Stratitication and Social Mobility "U.S.A., Swedcn, Japan"), Vol. 11, No.4, UNESCO, Paris 1953/54; S. 279-284

deutsche Übersetzungen und postume Sammelbände 201 Vorwort zur deutschen Ausgabe von Ideologie und Utopie von K. Mannheim.

In: Mannheim, Karl: Ideologie und Utopie. (1929 deutsch, 1936 ins Amerikani­sche von Louis Wirth und Edward A. Shils übersetzt. Ubersetzung des amerika­nischen Vorworts von LW ins Deutsche: Heinz Maus), 7. Aufl., Vittorio Klo­stermann/Frankfurt/M. 1985; S. IX-XXVII; bereits für die 3. vermehrte Auflage im Verlag G. Schulte-Bulmke, Frankfurt/M 1952 ist die deutsche Übersetzung des Vorwortes erschienen.

202 Urbanität als Lebensform. In: Herlyn, Ulfert (Hg.), Stadt und Sozialstruktur. Arbeiten zur sozialen Segregation, Ghettobildung und Stadtplanung. Orig. Tit.: Urbanism as a Way of Life. I 938/übersetzt von Ursula Posset, Nymphenburger Verlagshandlung/München 1974; S. 42-66

203 Community Life and Social Policy. Wirth Marvik, Elizabeth/Reiss, Albert J. jr (Hg.), University of Chicago Press/Chicago 1956

204 On Cities and Social Life. Reiss, Albert J. jr. (Hg.), The lJniversity of Chicago Press/Chicago/London 1964

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Alle Papers, sofern nicht anders ausgewiesen, in: The Papers of Louis Wirth, The Joseph Regenstein Library, Special Collections/University of Chicago, Box (B): ... , Folder (F): ...

PO The Papers of Louis Wirth. The Joseph Regenstein Library, Special Collec­tions/University of Chicago, Chicago, lllinois

1925 PI Approaches to the Study ofthe City. Undated; B: 39, F: 7, ca. 1925 1927 P 2 Review of: "Psychologie der Werbung", by K. Marbe, Stuttg. 1927. B: 56, F: 10 1928 P 3 Marking Time. Undated, handwritten. B: 51, F: 9, 1928 1929 P 4 The Place ofthe Sociologist in the Behavior Clinic. Address presented at

Society for Social Research, University of Chicago, July 15, 1929. In: Society for Social Research Records. B: 3, F: 3

1930 P 5 Review of: "The Gold Coast and the Slum", by Harvey W. Zorbaugh, Chicago

1929. B: 56, F: 9, published in German: LW 24 P 6 Review of: "Delinquency Areas", by Clifford R. Shaw, Frederick M. Zorbaugh,

Henry D. McKay and Leonard S. Cottrell, University of Chicago Press, 1929. B: 56, F: 9, published in German: LW 24

P 7 Review of: "The lack-Roller", by Clifford R. Shaw, Chicago 1930. B: 56, F: 9, published in German: LW 24

1931 P 8 Sociology as an Academic Discipline. Undated, Memorandum to the Depart­

ment of Sociology. B: 54, F: I, ca. 1931 P 9 Rcview of: "Essay on Population", by James Alfred Field, Chicago 1931. B:

56, F: 9,1931 1932 P 10 The Suburb and the Metropolitan Region. Abstract of: address presented at

Socicty for Social Rcsearch, University of Chicago, luly 22, 1932. In: Society for Social Rcsearch Records. B: 3, F: 6

PlI Review of: "Hitler", by E. Lengyel, Dial Press, New York, 1932. B: 56, F: 10 1933 P 12 Research in the Metropolitan Region of Chicago. In: Social Science Research

Committee. B: 15, F: 4 1934 P 13 Lettcr to Donald Schlesinger, Chairman SSRC. April 20, 1934. In: Social

Sciencc Research Committee. B: 15, F: 14 P 14 Social Research in the Chicago Metropolitan Region. Retrospect and Prospecl.

Address presented at Society for Social Research, University of Chicago, August, 17, 1934. In: Society for Social Research Records. B: 3, F: 8

P 15 Recent Social Trends and Emerging Problems in the Metropolitan Region of Chicago. December 19, 1934. In: SSRC. B: 17, F: 6

P 16 Sociological Theory in Relation to Group Work. Undated; B: 53, F: 10, ca. 1934 P 17 Rcview of: "Social Survey of Merseyside, Vol. 1-3 ", by Caradog lones et al.,

London 1934. B: 56, F: 10

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1935 P 18 The City ofthe Future. July 24,1935. B: 50, F: 4 P 19 Some Characteristics ofthe Sociological Approach to Personality. UndatiertB:

52,F:4,ca.1935 P 20 Bibliography on European Sociology. B: 69, F: 2, ca. 1935 1936 P 21 Industrialism and Urbanism. B: 40, F: 5 P 22 Chicago, Know Thyself. Undated; B: 50, F: 3, veröffentlicht, LW 51 1937 P 23 Social Change. Lecture by L. Wirth, Social Sciences I, Oct.12, 1937. B: 51, F: 2 P 24 Review of: "Social and Cultural Dynamies, Vol. 1-3", by Pitirim A. Sorokin,

American Book Co., New York, 1937. B: 56, F: 10 1938 P 25 Language and Social Organization. Manuscript for a Lecture in the Divison of

Social Sciences, "Language, Social Science and Society", held on February 17, 1938. B: 64, F: 9

P 26 Ideology and Differentiation. Undated; B: 51, F: 5, ca. 1938 P 27 The Role ofthe Citizen in the Community. Undat. B: 54, F: 3, ca. 1938 P 28 Urbanism as a Field ofResearch at the University ofChicago. Undat. B: 54, F:

3, ca. 1938 P 29 Urban Sociology. Undated; B: 54, F: 3, ca. 1938 1939 P 30 LW: Chairman, A Critique of Sorokin's Cultural and Social Dynamics. A Panel

Discussion. Eighteenth Annual Institute ofthe Society for Social Research. August 18, 1939, Chicago. B: 36, F: 1

1940 P 31 An Approach to Community. Undated; B: 14, F: 2, ca. 1940 P 32 The Premises of a Plan for Chicago. Undated; B: 50, F: 3, ca. 1940 1941 P 33 Prerequisites for Peace. B: 53, F: 2, veröffentlicht in: Unity, no. 126, February

1941, S. 182-185 P 34 Letters to Joseph Willits and John Marshall. January - March 1941. B: 8, F: 2 P 35 Draft Concerning the Role ofthe U.S. against Facism and Hitler Germany,

Questioning Isolationism and Interventionism. Undat.; B: 21, F: 6 P 36 Democracy - Article for Export. Committee to Fight for Freedom. B: 21, F: 6 P 37 Morale Problems. Memorandum to F. K. Hoehler. August 27, 1941. B: 52, F: 4 P 38 Morale: Military and Civilian. Undated; B: 52, F: 4 P 39 The Sociologist at Bay. Undated, Transcript of a speech given at a sociological

association convention. B: 53, F: II 1942 P 40 Sociology of Knowledge. Scope, Examination, January 1942. B: 67, F: 2 P 41 Memorandum on Industrialism and Industrialization. Undat; B: 54, F: 3,ca. 1942 P 42 Central Europe. Background and Prospects. Undat.; B: 39, F: 3,ca. 1942 P 43 Race Relations among Troops. Letter from Donald Young requesting abrief

pamphlet about race relations among troops, Sept. 30, 1942, letter from LW, Oct. 8, 1942. B: 52, F: 4

P 44 Race Relations. (for SSRC), undated; B: 53, F: 3 P 45 The American Community Faces the War. Undated; B: 54, F: 4 P 46 Urban Communities in War Time. Undated; B: 54, F: 3, ca. 1942 1943 P47 WhatWeDoKnowAboutRace.January 1943.B:51,F: 10

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P 4X Post War Race Relations. Speech made by Wirth at the Postwar World Council Institute, July 8, 1943. B: 53, F: 4

P 49 Planning and the War. A Panel Discussion. Twenty-Second Annual Institute of the Society for Social Research. August 6-7, 1943, Chicago. In: Society for Social Research Records. B: 5, F: I

P 50 The American Community: Problems, Resources, Procedures. Handwritten, undated;B:39,F: l,ca.1943

P 51 "Ghetto", Manuscript written for the World Book Encyclopedia. Undated; B: 50, F: 11, ca. 1943

1944 P 52 Racial Groups in the City Today. Manuscript ofa stenographic report on a

speech presented on February I, 1944. B: 52, F: 4 P 53 Remarks of L. Wirth at the Memorial Service/Robert E. Park. Undat.; B: 9, F: 7 P 54 Effect of Recent Social and Economic Trends on Urban Planning. Address

delivered on October 13, 1944. B: 52, F: 4 P 55 The Uses of Census Tract Data. Abstracts of Papers, American Statistical

Association, Washington, D.C., December 27,1944. B: 54, F: 4 P 56 Metropolitan Chicago. Research/letter to: Social Science Research Committee,

Dec. 28, 1944. In: Social Science Research Committee, B: 19, F: 20 1945 P 57 Can Democracy Survive? Manuscript of a speech for the 5th Ward Forum in

January 1945. B: 39, F: 3 P 58 Can Democracy Survive? Stenographic report ofthe talk before the 5th Ward

Forum, January 1945. B: 39, F: 3 P 59 The Rights ofMan in American Democracy. Undated; B: 53, F: 5,1945 P 60 Probable Forms of Post World War 11 Mass Behavior in the USo B: 39, F: 2 P 61 Post-War America. Aug. 28, \945. B: 39, F: 2 P 62 In the Evolution ofthe Community. Manuscript ofthe Lecture. 1945. B: 50, F: 8 P 63 Introduction to RosenthaI. Undated; B: 5\, F: 6, ca. \945 P 64 Implication of Population Changes During the Defense and the War Period.

Undated; B: 39, F: 2 P 65 Does the Atomic Bomb Doom the Modern City? Undated; B: 50, F: 9 1946 P 66 The Social Responsibility ofSociology. Address presented at the Convention of

the American Sociololgical Society, March I, 1946. B: 53, F: 8 P 67 Social Disorganization. Undated; B: 53, F: 6 P 68 Socio-Cultural Aspects of Mass Democracy. Undat.; B: 53, F:9,ca. \946 P 69 Leadership in a Democracy. Undated, handwritten. B: 5\, F: 8, ca. \946 P 70 Racial and Cultural Relations. Undated; B: 53, F: 4, ca.1946 P 71 Review of: "Cities Are Abnormal", by Eimer T. Peterson, University of

Oklahoma Press, Oklahoma, 1946. B: 56, F: 8 1947 P 72 Why Invest in Chicago? Abstract of speech for Press, Chicagos Bankers

Assem., Jan. 21,1947. B: 50, F: 3 P 73 The Contribution ofthe Social Sciences to World Citizenship. Address

presented before the North Central Association in Chicago on March 28, 1947. Manuscript of stenotypist report. B: 50, F: 8

P 74 The Social Responsibility of Radio. Address presented at Radio Education Institute, Columbus, Ohio, May 4, 1947. B: 53, F: 8

P 75 New Functions in Government. Undated; B: 52, F: 4 P 76 The Cost of Segregation. Undated; B: 69, F: I, 1947, veröffentlicht unter dem

Titel: "The Price ofPrejudice" 1947, LW 142

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P 77 Sociology. Undated; B: 53, F: 11, ca. 1947 1948 P 78 The World in an Atomic Age. January 26, 1948. B: 54, F: 5 P 79 Letter to Howard W. Odum. Institute for Research in Social Science. Univer­

sity ofNorth Carolina. April 27, 1948. B: 9, F: 7 1949 P 80 On Making Values Explicit. Undated; B: 57, F: 9 P 81 Discussion of: On Making Values Explicit. Committee on Commissions of

Inquiry Division of the Social Sciences, University of Chicago, Sub-Committee on Social Sciences and Values, Meeting of May 4, 1949. B: 57, F: 8

P 82 LW (Chairman), Modern Intellectual Organization. A Panel Discussion. Annuallnstitute ofthe Society for Social Research. Communications and the Urban Community. August 5-6, 1949, Chicago. B: 36, F: I

P 83 "Social Stratification". Undated; B: 53, F: 8, ca. 1949 P 84 Attainable Social Goals for America. Undated; B: 39, F: 2 P 85 Notes on Europe. comments on Wirths trip to Europe 1949. B: 52, F: 4 1950 P 86 Opening Remarks at the International Congress of Sociology at Zürich,

Switzerland, September, 1950. B: 25, F: 2 P 87 Roundtable C: The Individual's Sense of Community in Industrial Civilization.

Corning Conference. Oct. 3, 1950. (Rapporteur: I.T.Sanders). B: 21, F: 9 P 88 So me Characteristics ofNew York City and the New York Metropolitan Area.

Undated; B: 39, F: 2, ca. 1950 P 89 Comments on Social Science and Values. Undated; B: 50, F: 6, ca. 1950 P 90 These Fifty Years: Human Rights 1900-1950. Undated; B: 54, F: I 1951 P 91 Substantive Areas for Social Science Research. Memorandum to the Social

Science Research Committee. lanuary 9, 1951. B: 60, F: 16 P 92 Looking Ahead with Chicago. Manuscript: Notes on Remarks to City Club,

Oct.I,1951.B:50,F:3 P 93 Chicago's Needs and Resources. Undatcd; B: 50, F: 3 1952 P 94 Letter to Frank Annunzio, Director Department of Labor. lanuary 3. B: I, F: 2 nicht datierbar P 95 "A Book Review". Review ofa Book, Title unknown, undated; B: 53, F: 9 P 96 Anonymity. Handwritten, undated; B: 39, F: 2 P 97 Examinations. Questions for Examinations on Courses of Sociology: The City,

Social Planning, Human Ecology, History ofSociological Theory. B: 9, F: 3 P 98 Freedom is Man's Most Precious Possession. Radio Program sponsored by the

National Conference af Christians and lews in connection with "Freedom Weck" ofthe Williamstown Institute ofHuman Relations. Fathcr Edvard V. Cardinal, Edwin Aubrey, Louis Wirth. B: 52, F: 4

P 99 Housing in Chicago. B: 53, F: I P 100 Introduction to Goldstein's FEPC Campaigns. B: 50, F: 11 P 101 Memorandum on Rurbanism. Undated; B: 51, F: 9 P 102 Minorities - lews, Literaturexzerpte. Undated; B: 52, F: 2 P 103 Remarks, Reporting for the Committee on Organization for Research. B: 33, F: 7 P 104 Sociological Theory. B: 53, F: 10 P 105 The City. (The City as a Symbol ofCivilization.) B: 39, F: 6 P 106 The New Freedom on Education as Exemplified at the Uni. o. Chic. B: 66, F: 5 P 107 Trends in Guidance: The Widening Conception ofthe Field. B: 54, F: 1 P 108 What is Ahead for the American Economy? B: 54, F: 5

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Alle Texte, in: Louis Wirth cl. al. University of Chicago Round Table Radio Transcripts. Discussion, Programs aired nationally over NBC radio, Univer­sity of Chicago Press; Chicago.

1938 RT I RT 2 RT 3 RT4 1939 RT 5 RT6 RT 7

RT 8 RT 9 RTIO RT II RTI2 RT 13 RTI4 1940 RT 15 RTI6 RTI7 RTI8 RTI9 RT 20 RT21 RT 22 1941 RT 23 RT 24 RT 25 RT 26 RT 27 1942 RT 28 RT 29 RT 30 RT 31 RT 32 1943

The Relief Problem. Harry Gideonse, Fred Hoeler, Wirth. April 24 Taxes and the Consumer. David Cayle, Neil Jaeoby, Wirth. Oet. 30 Taxes and Social Insuranee. Simeon Leland, Frank Bane, Wirth. Dee. 18 The Progress of Man. John Wilson, Riehard MeKeon, Wirth. Dee. 25

lIow Shall We Solve the Housing Problem? R.Vanderpoel, Wirth. Jan. 22 The Publie Debt and the Future. Simeon Leland, Neil Jaeoby, Wirth. Feb. 19 Room to Live: Population Pressure and Aggression. Mary Gilson, T.H. MarshalI, Wirth. April 16 Refugees. Haywood Keniston, Robert Redfield, Wirth. May 7 The !'Iace of Radio in A Democracy. M. Krueger, T.V.Smith, Wirth June 18 Out of School - Out of Jobs. Homer Riney, Floyd Reeves, Wirth. July 23 Is the Consumer Getting his Nickel's Worth? Chevalier, Kyrk, Wirth. Aug. 13 The High Cost ofLiving. Neil Jacoby, Maynard Krueger, Wirth. Sep. 17 Testing Public Opinion. George Gallup, James Pollack, Wirth. Nov. 5 Taxes. Albert Lepawsky, Neil Jacoby, Wirth. Nov. 19

The .lews. John Wilson, Malcolm Willey, Wirth. Jan. 28 Thc Census. J. Fredcric Dcwhurst, Wirth. March 31 Babies Cost Money. Fred Adair, Sarah Deitriek, Wirth. May 26 Civil Libcrtics and thc Fifth Column. John Lapp, A. Lower, Wirth. July 7 Should Amcrica Fccd Europe? Neil Jacoby, Sonia Tomara, Wirth. Sep. 8 Ameriea's Defense Polieies. N. Peffer, Q. Wright, Hugh Cole, Wirth. Nov. 10 Art and Our Warring World. E. Roosevelt, A. MaeLeish, Wirth. Nov. 24 When Tomorrow Comes. A. Compton, A, Eustaee Haydon, Wirth. Dee. 24

Is this Our War? Ralph Ingersoll, Burton Wheeler, Wirth. Jan. 12 Defense and Ameriea's Health. A. Baehmeyer, L. Rowntree, Wirth. May I1 Our Liberties. Are They in Danger? I. Latimer, Norman Thomas, Wirth. July 6 Anti-Semitism: A Threat to Ameriea. A. Comptom, R. Redfield, Wirth. OeL 5 Science and War. Waldemar KaemptTert, Joseph Sehwab, Wirth. Nov. 2

Morale, Ours and Theirs. H. Cantril, P. Princeton, F. Schuman, Wirth. Jan. 4 The American Temper. Richard Finnegan, Max Lerner, Wirth. Mareh 29 Aliens in Our Midst. Ernest Colwell, Carey MeWilliams, Wirth. May 10 Health in Wartime. Dean Clark, Russel Wilson, Wirth. August 30 Manpower. Robert Lamb, Leo Wolman, Wirth. Nov. 1

RT 33 The Airplane and the Future. W. !'atterson, W. Kaempffert, Wirth. Feb. 8 RT 34 The States and Postwar Ameriea. Brinker, Broughton, O'Conor, Wirth. June 20

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1944 RT 35 The Psychiatrie Cost ofWar. W.O'Neil, D.Slight, L.Woodward, Wirth. Nov. 19 RT 36 Should We Adopt Government Health Insurance? Johnson, Peters, Dec. 31 1945 RT 37 Breaking the Housing Blockade. R. Lasch, Wayne McMillen, Wirth. Nov. 25 1946 RT 38 The Little Man In A Big Society: What Can He Do? Saul Alinsky, Robert

Redfield, Wirth. March 17 RT 39 Can World-Wide Income Inequities Be Lessened? Milton Friedman,

Theodore Schultz, Wirth. Dec. 22 1947 RT 40 How Can We Get Housing? Milton Friedman, Philip Klutzick, Wirth. Jan. 26 RT 41 What Are the Implications of President Truman's Speech. Avery Craven, H.

Finer, Walter Johnson, Malcom Sharp, Quincy Wright, Wirth. March 16 RT 42 The Social Responsibility ofRadio. B. Ward, C. Moore, Wirth. May 4 RT 43 Civil Rights and Loyality. A. Schlesinger jr, Walter White, Wirth. Nov. 23 RT 44 What Are the Hopes for Peace. P.Douglas, W. Johnson, Smith, Wirth. Dec. 21 1948 RT 45 Loyalty and Liberty In 1948. P.Douglas,WJohnson, C.Merriam, Wirth. Jan. 4 RT 46 Higher Education for All. T.R. McConnell, Earl McGrath, Wirth. Jan. 25 RT 47 What 00 We Know About Prejudice?, R.Merton, E.Hartley, Wirth. May 2 RT 48 Politics of Housing. Raymond Smith, Wirth. July 18 RT 49 Race Relations Around the World. M. Louw, P. Talbot, Wirth. Dec. 5 RT 50 Equality ofEducational Opportunity. G. Stoddard, R. Tyler, Wirth. Dec. 26 1949 RT 51 Should We Adopt President Truman's Civil Rights Program? Allen Eilender,

Hubert Humphrey, Wirth. Feb. 6 RT 52 North Atlantic Pact and Russia. H. Finer, Quincy Wright, Wirth. March 6 RT 53 Democracy"World Hope. Herrnan Finer, Richard McKeon, Wirth. May 15 RT 54 The Atlantic Community Faces the Bomb. L. Szilard, H.Urey, Wirth. Sept. 25 RT 55 France and the Future of Europe. L. Gottschalk, Andre Philip, Wirth. Oct. 16 RT 56 Un-American Education - Barriers to Equal Educational Opportunity. Alvin

Eurich, Andrew Ivy, Malcolm Ross, Wirth. Nov. 20 1950 RT 57 What's Past is Prologue. Richard McKeon, Robert Redfield, Wirth.Jan. I RT 58 Can We Solve the Civil Rights Issue Now? P.Douglas, McGill, Wirth. Feb. 12 RT 59 The Census Shows Us Up. Philip Hauser, William Ogburn, Wirth. March 26 RT 60 Freedom In An Age ofDanger. Robert Horn Willim Ming, Wirth. Dec. 17 1951 RT 61 What 00 Americans Believe About Their Fellow-Men? William Ming,

Malcolm Sharp, Wirth. Feb. 18 RT 62 What is the Basic Conflict Between the United States and Russia. Hans

Morgenthau, Wirth. June 10 RT 63 How Can the New World Help to Make the Whole World New? Otto

Kleinberg, Alva Mydral, Wirth. Dec. 30 1952 RT 64 The State ofthe Union. Kermit Eby, Milton Friedman, Wirth. Jan. 13 RT 65 Has the Truman Doctrine Been A Success in Greece and Turkey? Constantine

Doxiadis, Gustave von Grunebaum, Wirth. March 30

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x = "The Ghetto" (L W 6, 1926) Y = "Introduction to 'ldeology and Utopia'" (LW 55, 1936) z = "Urbanism as a Way 01' Life" (LW 63, 1938) * Die 11 Arbeiten aus dem Jahr 1930 sind ausschließlich Reviews; von den 21 Arbeiten des Jahres 1931 sind 13 Reviews.

Von 1932 bis 1952 hat Wirth insgesamt 236 Arbeiten verfaßt, das sind durch­schnittlich 11,2 Arbeiten pro Jahr. Differenziert man die beiden Phasen so ergibt sich ftir die I. Phase ein Jahresdurchschnitt von 7,6 Arbeiten pro Jahr, der in der 2. Phase mit 14,5 Arbeiten pro Jahr auf fast das Doppelte ansteigt. Der absolut höchste 'Output' liegt am Beginn der 2. Phase, zwischen Anfang 1942 und Ende 1945, in der Zeit der US-amerikanischen Beteiligung am 2. Weltkrieg.

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