Literary Works
- Foreign governments at work, 1921
- Theory and practice of modern government, 2 Vols., 1932
- Representative government and a parliament, 1933
- English local government, 1933 (2nd ed. 1945, 3rd 1946)
- Mussolini's Italy, 1935
- British civil service, 1937
- The Delimination of the Part played by and an Analysis of the Effects of the Sense of Responsibility in Social Life and in particular in the Economic Order. in: Le sens de la responsabilite dans la vie sociale. Other Authors Hanna Meuter, Cologne & John Atkinson Hobson. Institut de sociologie Solvay, Parc Léopold. - Brussels (1938 or 1939), Series: Enquêtes Sociologiques, Vol. 2. Université Libre de Bruxelles. -Finer: p. 151 - 250 (engl.), ib. in French p. 251 - 338
- Municipal trading, 1941
- International T.V.A., 1944
- Road to reaction. 1945
- Future of government, 1946
- America's destiny, 1947
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| Name | Finer, Herman |
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| Date of birth | February 24, 1898 |
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| Date of death | March 4, 1969 |
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