A Conversation with Samuel P. Hays

The Response to Industrialism, 1885–1914 (Chicago, 1957).

Conservation and the Gospel of Efficiency: The Progressive Conservation Movement, 1890–1920 (Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1959).

“History as Human Behavior,” Iowa Journal of History (July 1960), 193–206.

“The Politics of Reform in Municipal Government in the Progressive Era,” Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 55 (October 1964), 157–169.

“The Social Analysis of American Political History, 1880–1920,” Political Science Quarterly, 80 (September 1965), 373–394.

“Political Parties and the Community-Society Continuum,” in Chambers William N. , and Burnham Walter Dean , eds., The American Party Systems: Stages of Political Development (New York, 1967), 152–181.

“New Possibilities for American Political History: The Social Analysis of Political Life,” in Lipset Seymour Martin , and Hofstadter Richard , eds., Sociology and History: Methods (New York, 1968), 181–227.

“Right Face, Left Face: The Columbia Strike,” Political Science Quarterly, 84 (June 1969), 311–327.

“A Systematic Social History,” in Billias George A. , and Grob Gerald N. , eds., American History: Retrospect and Prospect (New York, 1971), 315–366.

“Introduction-The New Organizational Society,” in Israel Jerry , ed., Building the Organizational Society (New York, 1972), 1–15.

“The Ebb and Flow of Ethnicity in American History,” Pitt Magazine, 29 (Summer 1973), 8–15.

“Historical Social Research: Concept, Method, and Technique,” Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 4 (Winter 1974), 475–482.

“The Development of Pittsburgh as a Social Order,” Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, 57 (October 1974).

“The Changing Political Structure of the City in Industrial America,” Journal of Urban History, 1 (November 1974), 6–38.