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Volume 15 - November 1921

Contents

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Notes on International Affairs

Legislative Notes and Reviews

News and Notes

  • Personal and Miscellaneous

  • Frederic A. Ogg
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    02 September 2013, pp. 107-110
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Legislative Notes and Reviews

News and Notes

  • Annual Meeting

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    02 September 2013, pp. 111-115
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Legislative Notes and Reviews

Book Reviews

Legislative Notes and Reviews

News and Notes

  • Personal and Miscellaneous

  • Frederic A. Ogg
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    02 September 2013, pp. 592-596
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Foreign Governments and Politics

  • Organization of Public Employees

  • L. D. White
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    02 September 2013, pp. 267-272

  • Bills defining the relation of public officials and employees to the state have recently been presented to the legislatures of Great Britain, France, and the United States. Great Britain has already enacted an important statute regulating the status of the police forces of England, Wales, and Scotland. The general intent of the law is to establish an official police organization, known as the Police Federation; to forbid its alliance with any trade union or other body outside the police service; and to furnish opportunity to make its influence felt in matters relating to the government and conditions of service of the police force.

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