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170 Annals Am. Acad. Pol. & Soc. Sci. i (1933)

handle is hein.cow/anamacp0170 and id is 1 raw text is: FOREWORD AN EDITOR, in the opinion of the present incumbent, is to publica- tion what the impresario is to art. His function is to select carefully his collaborators and drop back, leaving the performance entirely to them. He is responsible for the completeness and smoothness of the whole but it is not necessary, indeed it is not desirable, that he take a direct part. Nor should he have to expound and explain in a lengthy foreword. The results will speak for themselves. But man proposes and the accidents of depression and the national emergency dispose of the most careful planning. Two authorities of national reputation and caliber who promised articles gladly in April have been in Washington continuously since; and the needs of an editor, though very real to him, run a bad second to NRA. Dr. Leo Wolman, of the Federal Labor Advisory Board, was to do the article on the argument for unemployment insurance; Dr. William Leiserson, chairman of the Ohio Commission on Unemployment In- surance, that on the Ohio unemployment insurance bill. Only by the greatest of good luck has the editor been able to repair the breaches in the program left by their inability to contribute in time for the dead line of this issue. Dr. I. M. Rubinow and Abraham Epstein generously agreed to double up on assignments. There is no logical reason why authorities as expert as these in the field of social insurance should not appear more than once, but we note for the record that the doubling up was not planned aforetime, and was agreed to as a great favor to an editor in extremis. The special editor in charge of this issue takes this opportunity to express to these men and to their fellow contributors his deep appreciation of their unfail- ing courtesy and co6peration. C. A. KULP

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