Selected Works
- The Physiocratic Doctrine of Judicial Control Harvard University Press, 1938
- Communism in Western Europe Cornell University Press, 1951
- Christian Democracy in Italy and France(co-authored with François Goguel) University of Notre Dame Press, 1952
- Nationalization in France and Italy (co-authored with Maurice Byé and Ernesto Rossi) Cornell University Press, 1955
- The Roosevelt Revolution and the New American State New York: Harcourt Brace, 1959
- The Early Rousseau Cornell University Press, 1967
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