Professional People in England by Lewis, Roy and Angus Maude - 1953

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1953. Orange Boards. Very Good/Good. 8 3/4" Tall. This study of the post-war British managerial elite by two able Tory journalists (one an M.P.) has the following chapter headings: What is Happening?; From Cleric to Expert; We're All Specialists Now; What is a Profession?; The Economics of Professional Services; The State as a Client; Professional People in Business; The Impact of Nationalization; The Disappearing Clergy; The Individualist in Trouble; The Socialized Professions; Educating the Expert; Rewards and Costs; and Prospect. 284 pages, with tables, Appendix, and Index; plus viii pages Contents, Acknowledgments, and Introduction; Notes at the end of each chapter. DJ is scuffed, grimed, and shows losses; binder glue shadows on fEPs; text is clean and strong, though coloring at edges.