The life and writings of Stuart Chase (1888-1985) from an accountant's perspective - Vangermeersch, Richard G. J. 1940- (Elsevier JAI, 2005)
Includes bibliographical references (p. 177-179) and index
Cover -- front cover -- table of contents -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- Introduction -- A Brief Review of the Seven Stages of the Life and Writings of Stuart Chase, from an Accountant's Perspective -- General Background and Accounting, 1888-1917, and World War I, With the Federal Government, 1917-1920 -- A Voice in the Wilderness, 1921-1929 -- Depression and the New Deal, 1930-1941 -- World War II, 1942-1945 -- Writing for the General Public, 1946-1968 -- The Last Years, 1969-1985 -- Conclusions -- Appendix: Chronology of Stuart Chase -- References -- index -- Last Page
Stuart Chase was a CPA, as was his father and grand uncle, and was a longtime accountant. His 1925's "The Tragedy of Waste" remains the best work ever written on waste. This book on Stuart Chase will be in the forefront of a revitalization of the works and person of Stuart Chase. His chronology traces his vitality from 1888 on