Preface to the 2001 Edition, by Arthur Donovan
Preface to the 1951 Edition
Chapter 1: The Commission and the Shipbuilding Industry
Chapter 2: Emergency Shipbuilding before the Declaration of War
Chapter 3: Design and Initial Procurement for the Liberty Ship
Chapter 4: Contracts with Shipbuilders and Their Supervision
Chapter 5: Expansion and Reorganization after Pearl Harbor
Chapter 6: Excess Capacity and the Cancellation of the Higgins Contract
Chapter 7: Speed and Productivity in Multiple Production
Chapter 8: Building the Labor Force
Chapter 9: Collective Bargaining
Chapter 10: The Battle for Steel
Chapter 11: Guiding the Flow of Materials
Chapter 12: Increasing the Supplies of Components
Chapter 13:Stabilization and Morale in the Labor Force
Chapter 14: Managing Managements
Chapter 15: Changing Managements
Chapter 16: Cracks in Welded Ships
Chapter 17: The Victory Ship
Chapter 18: Military and Minor Types
Chapter 19: The Contrast between 1943 and 1944
Chapter 20: The Manpower and Managerial Crisis
Chapter 21: Administrative Problems-(A) The Regional Offices
Chapter 22: Administrative Problems-(B) The Flow of Money
Chapter 23: Administrative Problems-(C) The Commission and the War Shipping Administration
Chapter 24: Adventures in Hindsight
Biographical
Note
Index
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