1. The redemptive power of science

   OriginalPaper Pages: 1 - 5

2. The American private university

   • Edward Shils

   OriginalPaper Pages: 6 - 29

3. The university and social welfare

   • Harry G. Johnson

   OriginalPaper Pages: 30 - 52

4. Is there an optimum size for a university?

   • Gordon Sutherland

   OriginalPaper Pages: 53 - 78

5. Government intervention at the frontiers of science: British dyestuffs and synthetic organic chemicals 1914–39

   • L. F. Haber

   OriginalPaper Pages: 79 - 94

6. I The scientist as adviser: The relevance of the early operations research experience

   • Hugh J. Miser

   Discussion Pages: 95 - 108

7. II The universal intellectual versus the expert

   • Michael J. Moravcsik

   Discussion Pages: 109 - 112

8. I Nationalism in Canadian social science

   Reports and Documents Pages: 113 - 120

9. II The sociological and psychological study of scientific activity

   • D. M. Gvishiani
   • S. R. Mikulinsky
   • M. G. Yaroshevsky

   Reports and Documents Pages: 121 - 129

10. The dilution of academic power in Canada

    • Claude T. Bissell

    Correspondence Pages: 130 - 133

11. The profession of science and its powers

    • John Ziman

    Correspondence Pages: 133 - 137

12. The Indian academic profession

    • A. B. Shah

    Correspondence Pages: 137 - 139

13. Book reviews

    • Irene A. Gilbert
    • Herbert J. Grubel

    BookReview Pages: 140 - 152