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Worker management & soc self- administration are reflected in the `work communities' (WCOM) & `residential communities' (RCOM) of Yugoslavia. WCOM are concerned with econ management within the framework of the commune, whereas RCOM operate on a territorial basis, their committees being concerned with 'development of instit's for children.' Also discussed is the work of 'people's committees' in the areas of public health instit's, soc security, & housing through 'soc manag'. Through their educ'al activities,' the soc org's have the 'task' of 'replacing the legal obligations of the community towards the workers.' P. D. Montagna.

The basis of Commons' progressive approach to public policy, by K. H. Parsons.--The labor history and labor theory of John R. Commons: an evaluation in the light of recent trends and criticism, by R. Ozanne.--Collective bargaining theory, by L. R. Tripp.--The government and politics of the AFL-CIO, by J. Barbash.--Law and the public interest in labor-management relations, by N. P. Feinsinger.--The development and status of social security in America, social insurance: a review of developments and proposals, by A. Brodie.--Migrant labor in Wisconsin, by E. Brandeis.--Prevailing wage law, by D. B. Johnson.--Policy implications of labor market analysis, by G. G. Somers