John Bell Condliffe
(1891 - 1981)
A Bibliography

by Jack Kessler, kessler@well.com

Photo of JBC
Photo of JBC

To return to the homepage, please point-and-click here.

 

John Bell Condliffe was a noted international economist and New Zealand historian. Born December 23, 1891, near Melbourne, Australia, he died on the same day 90 years later in Walnut Creek, California, in the USA. His long career spanned several wars and continents, and saw him contribute significant work in public, private, and educational arenas.

(For all the entries which follow, John Bell Condliffe is the sole author unless indicated otherwise.)

* The 1910s

* The 1920s

* The 1930s

* The 1940s

* The 1950s

* The 1960s

* The 1970s

* The 1980s

* The 1990s

* The 2000s

 

A Research Note: Principal repositories of copies of the above, archival collections, and other John Bell Condliffe materials, are the institutions where he worked: among these,

In addition, though, many other major "document" and "text" collections throughout the world -- "digital" libraries all, now, and all now accessible via the Internet -- hold copies of some of these materials: invaluable resources for locating and data-mining these already include WorldCat and GoogleBooks and Europeana and Le Catalogue Collectif de France (CCF) and, increasingly, many other fascinating and useful techniques and approaches to the grand old problem of doing long-distance research -- so, just ask any local "librarian"! -- they have lots of new tricks -- "research" has changed greatly, since JBC used to sit at his desk, in the early mornings, writing out his manuscripts longhand with his fountain pen...

 

stars

 

The legal stuff:

Jack Kessler makes no express warranties or representations and disclaims
all implied warranties regarding any design or content of this webpage or website
or any resources reached using this webpage or website, including any regarding
accuracy, currency, merchantability, or fitness for use. We're just
tryin' our best,
here.

And most of the photos on this site are mine but a few are from Wikimedia Commons, whose GNU License appears below. Website design for me, as some will notice, is sort of like the aphorism "never speak more clearly than you can think" -- to me content is king, and design never should take precedence -- OTOH function does follow form, very often, so I have tried my best, and suggestions on any aspect of this site's design, or discussions of any part of its content, all gratefully will be received, en américain or in English or French or even Spanish, via email to kessler@well.com.

M.Gnu
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts.
Subject to Wikipedia disclaimers.

Copyright (c)1989- , by Jack Kessler, kessler@well.com.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document
under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2
or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation;
with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts.
A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free Documentation License".

And for anything else here not covered, legally, by the above license etc. -- and you'll have to ask your own "experienced copyright practitioner" lawyer, about that -- please see the following:

Copyright © March 1, 2010- by Jack Kessler, all rights reserved.
(It's easy to get my permission to copy and distribute the things I write,
if you need it: just ask me -- email address appears below -- generally I
have no objection, so long as my name and email address appear,
but only if I'm asked in advance.)

 

stars

 

W3 site maintained at: http://www.well.com/~kessler/
Document maintained by: Jack Kessler, kessler@well.com
Last update: July 6, 2010