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Conservation of Human Resources Project (Columbia University)

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The optimistic tradition and American youth1962
Democratic values and the rights of management1963
An economic development agenda for New York City1975
The corporate headquarters complex in New York City1977

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An economic development agenda for New York City1975
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Democratic values and the rights of management1963
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The corporate headquarters complex in New York City1977
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Economic impact of the Japanese business community in the United States: a study1979
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The optimistic tradition and American youth1962
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One fifth of the world manpower reports on Iran and South Asia1969
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Conservation of Human Resources proceedings of a luncheon on the occasion of the publication of "The Negro potential," [at the St. Regis Hotel in New York City on May 10, 1956]1956
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Manpower for aviation: final report of the Conservation of Human Resources Project, Columbia University, to Aviation Human Resources Study Board, Federal Aviation Agency1964
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Democratic values and the rights of management
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