Abstract
IN his latest book, Dr. Mannheim has amplified o*o the course of lectures which he was recently invited to give at the London School of Economics on the relations between war and crime. Formerly professor of criminal law in Berlin and a judge in the German Court of Criminal Appeal, later Leon research fellow and lecturer in criminology in the University of London, he is almost uniquely equipped to discuss the problems he has taken up.
War and Crime
By Hermann Mannheim. Pp. ix + 208. (London: Watts and Co., Ltd., 1941.) 10s. 6d. net.
The Education of Exceptional Children
Its Challenge to Teachers, Parents and Laymen. By Prof. Arch. O. Heck. (McGraw–Hill Series in Education.) Pp. xviii + 536. (New York and London: McGraw–Hill Book Co., Inc., 1940.) 26s.
Genius in the Making
By Herbert A. Carroll. (McGraw–Hill Series in Education.) Pp. xi + 307. (New York and London: McGraw–Hill Book Co., Inc., 1940.) 19s.
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War and Crime The Education of Exceptional Children Genius in the Making. Nature 148, 604–605 (1941). https://doi.org/10.1038/148604a0
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