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Scott Nearing
(1883–1983)

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American conservationist, peace activist, educator, and writer

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• The Solution of the Child Labor Problem (1911) transcription project
• Wages in the United States 1908–1910; a study of state and federal wage statistics (1911)
• Social adjustment (1911)
• "Those who own and those who work", Proletarian and Petit-Bourgeois (c. 1912) (extract from Income)
• Social sanity, a preface to the book of social progress (1913) [external link]
• Doing things in rural schools (1913) [(external scan)]
• Financing the wage-earner's family: a survey of the facts bearing on income and expenditures in the families of American wage-earners (1913) [(external scan)]
• The super race; an American problem (1912) [(external scan)]
• Women and Social Progress (1912) [(external scan)]
• Reducing the cost of living (1914) [(external scan)]
• The New Education: A Review Of Progressive Educational Movements Of The Day (1915) [(external scan)]
• Anthracite; an instance of natural resource monopoly (1915) [(external scan)]
• Income; an examination of the returns for services rendered and from property owned in the United States (1915) [(external scan)]
• Economics with Frank Dekker Watson, Carl Linn Seiler (1915) [(external scan)]
• Community Civics with Jessie Field (1916) [(external scan)]
• Poverty and riches; a study of the industrial régime (1916) [(external scan)]
• The Germs of War: A Study in Preparedness (1916),
• Should Socialism Prevail? (1916) IA
• The Menace of Militarism (1917) IA
• The Great Madness (1917) book that led to Nearing being charged under Espionage Act IA
• The Coal Question (1918) IA
• Elements of economics, with special reference to American conditions, for the use of high schools with Henry Reed Burch (1918) [(external scan)]
• The human element in economics: twelve lessons by Rand School of Social Science. Correspondence Dept (1919) [external link]
• Labor and the league of nations (1919) [(external scan)]
• The Debs Decision (1919) [(external scan)]
• The Trial of Scott Nearing and the American Socialist (1919) [(external scan)]
• Europe in Revolution (1920) IA
• A Nation Divided (1920) IA
• The New Slavery (1920) IA
• The One Big Union of Business (1920) IA
• The American Empire (1921) (transcription project) [(external scan)]
• Debate between E. R. A. Seligman, affirmative, and Scott Nearing negative (1921) [(external scan)]
• The next step; a plan for economic world federation (1922) [(external scan)]
• Irrepressible America (1922) IA
• Oil and the Germs of War (1923) (HathiTrust) IA
• Dollar Diplomacy (1925) (HathiTrust)
• Stopping a War (1926) (transcription project)
• British Labor Bids For Power (1926) (transcription project)
• World Labor Unity (1926) (transcription project)
• The British General Strike (1926) (HathiTrust)
• The Law of Social Revolution (1926) (HathiTrust)
• Education in Soviet Russia (1926) (HathiTrust)
• Russia Turns East (1926) (HathiTrust)
• Whither China? (1927) (HathiTrust)
• The economic organization of the Soviet Union. with Jack Hardy (1929) [(external scan)]
• Civilization and Beyond: Learning From History (1975)
• See Scott Nearing: Titles published (Wikipedia article)
• See Good Life.org archive

• ""Race Suicide" vs. Overpopulation" in Popular Science Monthly, 78 (January 1911)
• "Efficiency Wage Standards" in Popular Science Monthly, 80 (March 1912)
• "Welfare and the New Economics" in Popular Science Monthly, 82 (May 1913)
• "The Increase of American Land Values" in Popular Science Monthly, 83 (November 1913)
• "The Geographical Distribution of American Genius" in Popular Science Monthly, 85 (August 1914)
• "Wages and Salaries in Organized Industry" in Popular Science Monthly, 86 (May 1915)

• (1913-05-01), page 846 [(external scan)]
• The "Why" of Income May 1, 1915

The Migrations of Distinguished Americans September 24, 1915 [(external scan)]

The Younger Generation of American Genius January 1, 1916

• Letter to Harry Truman, regarding the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima