Science & Society, Volume 14

A. L. Morton American analysis Arnold Association Bengal Bengal Renaissance bizonal bourgeois bourgeoisie British capitalism capitalist civilization collective bargaining Communist conception countries criticism culture Curt Stern Dean Taylor decline denazification Dobb Dobb's economic Einstein electron Eliot Engineering England English English Revolution essays eugenics exports fact factors geneticists genetics German groups growth Heredity human Ibid ideas important industrial interest International interpretation labor land Marshall Plan Marxist MAURICE DOBB means mechanical medieval ment mode of production modern movement nature Negro organization percent period philosophy poems poet poetry political Press principle problem professional Professor Proudhon question relations Review revolution rise ruling class scientific seems serfdom serfs seventeenth century sixteenth social socialist society Soviet Sweezy Tagore teachers theory tion trade union transition United University vacuum Western Europe western European feudalism workers writings wrote York Zone