Major Works
- Louis Israel Dublin, Alfred J. Lotka: The Money Value of a Man (Public Health in America Series). New York : Arno Press, 1977 (Repr. of the 1930 ed. by the Ronald Press Co., New York). ISBN 978-0-405-09814-7
- with Lee K. Frankel and Miles M. Dawson, Workingmen's Insurance in Europe, 1910
- with Lee K. Frankel, Principles of Life Insurance, 1911
- Mortality Statistics of Insured Wage Earners and Their Families, 1919
- Louis I. Dublin, To Be or Not to Be: a Study of Suicide, 1933. Harrison Smith and Robert Hass, New York.
- Louis I. Dublin, A Family of Thirty Million: The Story of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 1943.
- Louis I. Dublin,The Facts of Life: From Birth to Death, New York: The Macmillan Company, 1951.
- A 40 Year Campaign Against Tuberculosis, 1952
- Louis I. Dublin, Suicide: a Sociological and Statistical Study,1963. Ronald Press Company, New York.
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