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Ed 071 65 Se 015 170 DOCUMENT RESUME ED 071 65 SE 015 170 TITLE Theses and Dissertations in the Hol(iings of theArmy Library. Third Revised Edition. INSTITUTION Army Library, Washington, D.C. REPORT NO AL-Spec-Bib-20 PUB DATE May 66 NOTE 105p. EDRS PRICE MF-60.65 HC-$6.58 DESCRIPTORS *Bibliographies; Doctoral Theses; Indexes (Locaters); *Library Materials; *Masters Theses; *Military Organizations: *Military Science; Researc Resource... Materials; Social Sciences ABSTRACT This is the third compilation of theses and .dissertations in the holdings of the Army Library.These theses and _dissertations were prepared under theprogram supervised by the Office of the Assistant. Chief of Staff for.Force Development. The Army Library serves as the recipient-of thesepapers, copies of which are submitted by students. participating, in the program. This enlarged edition contains 836. items which are presentedunder the following headings: ..(1) Military Arts and Science,(2) Social Sciences, (3) Science and Technology, (4) Earth Sciences, (5)Psychology and Its Various Aspects, and (6) Humanities. (PD) . FILMED FROM BEST AVAILABLE COPY U S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY NO. 20 EDUCATION & WELFARE MAY 1966 OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEENREPRO DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION()FOG INATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OM IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OFEDU LC CATION POSITION OR POLICY 00 r- 1 oN- cn LL1 THESES AND DISSERTATIONS IN THE HOLDINGS OF THE ARMY LIBRARY THIRD REVISED EDITION A LIST OF TITLES COMPILED BY RESEARCH AND BIBLIOGRAPHY THE ARMY LIBRARY THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY INTRODUCTION This is the third ccmpilation oftheses and dissertations in the holdings of The Army Library. The previous onewas published in February 1961 and consisted of cumulated materials dating back to July 1957. Re- quests for copies of the 1961 edition stillcontinue to come in. To satisfy the interest and the demandit was decided thata new cumulative listing of current and old holdingswould best serve thepurpose. This enlarged edition contains836 items ranging by subject from military arts and sciences throughsocial and physical sciences and the humanities. These theses and dissertationswere prepared under the program supervised by the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for ForceDevelop- ment as described in AR 350-200 (26 April 1965). The Army Libraryserves as the recipient of these papers, copies ofwhich are submitted to it by students participating in theprogram. The manuscripts whichare listed in this edition constitutea rich source of research and shouldprove of great value to planners, policy makers, and technologists by pointingup the new trends and ideas, and should also prove equally valuable to military personnel engaged ingraduate work at civilian educationalinstitutions. THESES AND DISSERTATIONS IN THE HOLDINGS OF THE ARMY LIBRARY PAGE I. MILITARY ARTS AND SCIENCE 1 A. Miscellaneous Subjects 1 B. Administration 2 1. Management Functions 2 2. Personnel Administration 4 C. History 7 D. Military Government . 8 E. Military Operations 10 F. Organization 11 G. Informational Activities and Programs 12 H. Sociological Aspects 15 I. Supply and Logistics 17 J. Training and Education 20 II. SOCIAL SCIENCES 23 A. Administration 23 1. Management Activities and Operations 23 2. Personnel Administration 25 B. Economics 26 1. Africa 26 2. Asia 26 3. Europe 27 4. Latin America 28 5. United States 29 6. USSR 31 C. Education and Training 32 D. History 34 E. Foreign Relations 38 1. France 38 2. Germany 39 3. Scandinavia 39 4. United States 39 5. USSR 43 6. Other Geographic Areas 45 iii F. International Law 46 G. International Organizations (UN, NATO, Etc.) 47 H. Political Science 49 I. Public Information (Press, Radio, TV, Etc.) 51 J. Sociology 53 III. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 54 IV. EARTH SCIENCES 96 V. PSYCHOLOGY AND ITS VARIOUS ASPECTS 97 VI. HUMANITIES 100 iv THESES AND DISSERTATIONS IN THE HOLDINGS OF THE ARMYLIBRARY I. MILITARY ARTS AND SCIENCE A. Miscellaneous Subjects AN ANALYSIS OF TiE FORECASTINGAND SCHEDULING TECHNIQUES UTILIZED TO PROGRAM POTENTIAL RANGE USERS AT WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE,. byEugene F. LaBorne. University Park, N.M., New MexicoState University, 1965. 75 p. (Unpublished M.S. Thesis.) Z5053 J,12. THE DEVELOPMENT AND PRESENT STATUS OF THE GROUND SAFETY PROGRAMOF THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, by Charles'W. Coleman. Austini, Tex., University of Texas, 1950. 143 p. (Unpublished M.S. Thesis.) 25053 .C691. EXPLOITATION OF NEWS AGENCIES AS A SOURCE OF STRATEGIC INFORMATION, by Robert H. Camp. Madison, Wis., University of Wisconsin, 1949. 165 p. (Unpublished Thesis.) Z5053 .C18. LAW AND ORDER IN CIVIL DEFENSE;SOME ASPECTS OF CIVIL AND MILITARY PROGRAMS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF LAW ACID ORDER IN A CIVIL DEFENSEEMERGENCY, by Frank Cohn. East Lansing, Mich., MichiganState University, 1963. 448 p. (Unpublished M.S. Thesis.) Z5053 .C679. THE RIGHT TO KNOW VS. THE NEED TO KNOW, by Sheldon I. Godkin. Boston, Boston University, 1963. 137 p. (Unpublished M.S. Thesis.) Z5053 .C58 SCIENCE AND 'LIE SOLDIER; THE ORGANIZATION FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOP- MENT IN THE ARMY: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE, by Lowell R. Eklund. Syracuse, N.Y., Syracuse University, 1947. lv. (Various pagings) (Un- published M.Sc. Thesis.) 25053 .E36 1 SELECTED ASPECTS OF CIVILIAN CONTROL OF THE MILITARY AS IT PERTAINS TO TILE UNITED STATES, by Sam Cromwell Holliday. Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh, 1963. 97 p. (Unpublished M.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .1173. THE UNITED STATES' MILITARY ATTACHE: A STUDY OF CENTRALIZATION, CO-ORDINATION AND COMPETENCE IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS, by David M. Levitt. Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh, 1963. 155 p. (Unpublished M.A. Public and International Affairs Thesis.) Z5053 .L658. B. Administration 1. Management Functions THE ACCESSIBILITY OF FEDERAL RECORDS, byBoulton B. Miller. Washington, George Washington University,1949. 109 p. (Unpublished M.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .M64 APPLICATION OF COMMERCIAL METHODS TO THE SELLING MISSION OF UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITERS, by Karl A. Zipf. [Philadelphia, Pa.] University of Pennsylvania ,Wharton School, 1950. 142 p. (Un- published M.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .Z79 TIlE ARMY INDUSTRIAL FUND: KEY TO IMPROVED MILITARY MANAGEMENT, by Edward Clark Bingham. Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, 1952. 118 n. (Unpublished M. B. A. Thesis.) Z5053 .B61. THE ARMY 1NORK SIMPLIFICATION PROGRAM; A PRODUCTOF SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT, by George H. Mueller.University, Ala., University of Alabama, 1956. 112 p. (Unpublished M.B.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .M94. CCMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE COMPOSITION OFMANAGEMENT SURVEY ORGANIZATIONS (IN THE OFFICES OF THE CHIEF OFQUATEMASTER, ORDNANCE, AND SIGNAL CORPS), by Francis H. Patrick. Washington, George Washington University, 1953. 83 p. (Unpublished M.B.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .P31 2 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF INDUSTRIALMULTIPLE MANAGEMENT AND THE ARMY SENIOR NCO COUNCIL PROGRAM,by Kurt G. Rnitke. Austin, Texas, University of Texas, 1953. 151 p. (Unpublisned M.B.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .R13 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THEORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATIONOF A CIVILIAN AND A MILITARY POLICE RECORDS SYSTEM WITH EMPHASISON THE PURPOSE, PREPARATION AND DISPOSITION OF COMPLAINT, INVESTIGATION,ARREST, IDENTIFI- CATION, AND SUKMAPY AND ANALYSIS RECORDS, by Carl 0. Swanson. 1961. 191 p. (Unpublished M.S. Thesis.) Z5053 .S9695 COUNSELING RESPONSIBILITIES OF A COMPANY COMANDERIN AN ARMY TRAINING DIVISION, by William S. Huff. [Columbus, Ohio] Ohio State University, 1950. 166 p. (Unpublished M.Sc. Thesis.) Z5053 .H88 DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERFORMANCEBUDGET STRUCTURE IN THE DEPARTMENTOF THE ARMY, SEPTEMBER 15,47 TO JUNE 1951, by Chester E. Glassen. [Syracuse, N.Y. ?], Syracuse University, 1953. 122 p. (Unpublished M.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .G54, THE EFFECT OF TITLE IV OF THENATIONAL SECURITY ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1949 ON MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES OF THE ARMY, by PhillipP. Katz. [New Orleans] Tulane University, 1957. 140 p. (Unpublished M.A. Thesis.) ZSOS3 .K19. MANAGEMENT SURVEYS IN THEDEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, by Miller. Boulton B. Washington,lAmerican University,1960. 223 p. (Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis.) Z5053 .M6412 PROCUREMENT OF MANPOWER FOR ARMEDDEFENSE IN A BIPOLAR WORLD, by Howard A. Giebel. New York, Columbia University, 1953. 178 p. (Un- published M.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .G45 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, Charles A. Riegle. Syracuse, N.Y., Syracuse University. Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, 1953. 278 p. (Unpublished Thesis.) Z5053 .R556. 3 A STUDY OF AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY: THE INFANTRY RIFLE COMPANY CCWANDER, 1923-1953, by Stephen M. Griffith. Washington, Georgetown University, 1957. 129 p. (Unpublished M.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .G85 A STUDY OF THE ARMY BOARD ON CORRECTION OF MILITARY RECORDS, by Neil M. Matzger. [Washington?] American University, 1952. 90 p. (Unpublished M.A. Thesis.) Z5053 .M44. A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF THE ARMY RECRUITING INFOR.!ATION PROGRAM ON NEW ENLISTEES, by Joseph F. Cutrona. Columbia, No., University of Missouri, 1949. 277 p. (Unpublished Thesis.) Z5053 .C98. THE U.S. ARMY MANPOWER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, AN EXPLANATION OF ITS PURPOSE AND OPERATION, by Wallace K. Wittwer. Columbus, Ohio State University, 1957. 112 p. (Unpublished M.S. Thesis.) 25053 .W83 2. Personnel Administration THE ADMINISTRATION OF ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAININGCORPS (ROTC) UNITS, by George H. Rankin. Syracuse, N.Y., Syracuse University, 1949. 229 p. (Unpublished Thesis.) 15053 .R21 AN ANALYSIS OF MILITARY OFFICER EVALUATION SYSTEMSUSING PRINCIPLES PRESENTLY
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