Volumes of The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell

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olume 16: Labour and Internationalism, 1922–25

IN PROGRESS
Edited by Nicholas Griffin

Abbreviations Introduction Acknowledgements Chronology PART I. ARTICLES IN “LA NACIÓN” 1 A Review of the European Situation [1923] 2 Anglo-French Amenities [1923] 3 Psychological Dangers in Europe [1923] 4 Preparing for the Next War [1923] 5 Possibilities of Fascismo [1923] 6 Europe’s Race towards Disaster [1923] 7 On the British Note of August 13 [1923] 8 The Defeat of International Legality [1923] 9 Mr. Baldwin and the General Elections [1923] 10 Great Britain’s Economic Difficulties [1923] 11 What a Labour Government Can and Cannot Do [1924] 12 The British Labour Government [1924] 13 Bertrand Russell Explains the Consequences of the Dawes Report [1924] 14 Hopes of Peace [1924] 15 The International Problems Which MacDonald Must Resolve [1924] 16 The Restoration of Peace in Europe [1924] 17 On Democracy and Government [1924] 18 The Achievements of the First Labour Government [1924] 19 The New British Government [1925] 20 British Policy under the New Government [1925] 21 The British Empire and the League of Nations [1925] PART II. THE PROBLEM OF THE WEST IN CHINA 22 Eastern and Western Ideals of Happiness [1924] 23 Bertrand Russell Hits Back [1923] 24 The Boxer Indemnity and Chinese Education [1923] 25 Missionary Influence in China [1923] 26 Chinese and Western Ideals of Life [1923] 27 Our Promises to China [1924] 28 Headnote to Two Papers a British Imperialism in China [1924] b Letter to the Daily Herald [1924] 29 Two Reviews of Stephen King-Hall, Western Civilization and the Far East, and a Reply [1924] a What Really Is Happening in China [1924] b Asia and the White Man [1924] c Why He Distrusts “Gentlemen” [1924] 30 The Far Eastern Problem [1924] 31 Future Cultural Relations of East and West [1924] 32 A Dawes Plan for China? [1924] 33 Letter to Mr. Yuen Ren Chao [1925] PART III. AMERICA 34 Controversy at Harvard University [1924] a Bertrand Russell Scores Intellectual Quarantine [1924] b An Open Letter to the President of Harvard University [1924] 35 An Attempt to Convert Kentucky [1924] 36 Americanization [1924] 37 Impressions of America [1924] 38 The American Intelligentsia [1924] 39 Democracy in Prisons [1924] 40 Is America Becoming Imperialistic? [1924] PART IV. REASON AND SOCIETY 41 Herd Instinct and Acquisitiveness [1922] 42 Instinct, Habit, and Intelligence [1922] 43 Tolstoy’s Domestic Problems [1923] 44 Law, Censorship and the Birth Control Movement a The Case of Margaret Sanger [1923] b Birth Control Prosecutions [1923] c Birth Control and the Law [1923] d Socialism and Birth Control [1923] e Message to Middle Western States Birth Control Conference [1923] f Birth Control [1924] 45 Preface to American edition of A Free Man’s Worship [1923] 46 Life as an Art [1923] 47 Can Men Be Rational? [1923] 48 The Recrudescence of Puritanism [1923] 49 Bertrand Russell’s Address to the Students of Edinburgh [1923] 50 The Effect of Science on Social Institutions a The Effect of Science on Social Institutions [Outline] [1923]

b The Effect of Science on Social Institutions [Lecture] [1923] 51 Biology and Religion [1923] 52 Dogmatic and Scientific Ethics [1924] 53 The Case against Islam [1924] 54 On History a How to Read History [1924] b Study of the Past [1924] 55 A Motley Pantheon [1924] 56 Machines and the Emotions [1924] 57 Mechanism and Life [1924] 58 Three Ways to the World [1924] 59 Ethics and the Drama [1924] 60 The Medicine Man [1924] 61 The Teacher and the Administrator [1924] 62 Could We Settle Everything by Compromise? [1924] 63 How To Be Free and Happy [1924] 64 Freedom versus Authority in Education [1924] 65 Socialism and Education [1925] a Socialism and Education [Outline] b Socialism and Education [Fragment] PART V. THE PRACTICE AND THEORY OF POLITICS 66 The Philosophy of Conservatism [1922] 67 Slavery or Self-Extermination [1923] 68 What a Labour Government Could Do with the Universities [1923] 69 A Pensions Grievance [1923] 70 To the Electors of Chelsea [1923] 71 Introduction to The Spiritual Basis of Democracy [1924] 72 What Is Socialism? [1924] 73 The Politics of Oil [1924] 74 The Need for Political Scepticism [1924] 75 An Impression [of Lenin] [1924] 76 Psychology and Politics [1924] 77 French Policy Since Versailles [1924] 78 The Government and Scientific Research [1924] 79 How to Save Civilization [1924] 80 British Policy in the Near East [1924] 81 How to Secure World-Peace [1924] 82 What Is Wrong with Western Civilization? [1924] 83 The European Chaos [1924] 84 Causes of Modern War [1924] 85 Is the British Labour Government Revolutionary? [1924] 86 Bolshevism and the West [1924] 87 Government by Propaganda [1924] 88 Under Which Flag? [1924] 89 Appreciation of E.D. Morel [1924] 90 English Politicians and Writers on the Conservative Government’s Rejection of the Ratification of the Anglo-Soviet Agreement [1924] 91 British Labour’s Lesson [1924] APPENDIXES Translations, Notes and Drafts I Spanish Texts of La Nación Articles [1923–25] II Statement Suggested by Bertrand Russell [1923] III Science and Civilization [1923] IV Memorandum on Wei-Hai-Wei [1924] V Education and Peace [1924] VI Is Labour Government Revolutionary? [1924] VII Notes for Speeches [1924] Interviews VIII World Peace through Birth Control [1922] IX Blames U.S.A. for Distress [1924] X Science Man’s Destroyer [1924] XI American Interviews [1924] XII Interview in Tokyo Nichi-Nichi XIII Fate of Boxer Indemnity [1924] XIV Baldwin Cabinet Hit for Diverting Boxer Indemnity [1925] Multiple-Signatory Texts XV Universal Disarmament [1923] XVI Destitution in Germany [1923] XVII The Death of E.D. Morel Missing and Unprinted Papers Annotation Textual Notes Bibliographical Index General Index