Arthur Maass

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL1124789A

Top Subjects

Kings River Project (Calif.) (2)
Central Valley Project (Calif.) (2)
United States (2)
Public works -- United States. (1)
United States. Army. Corps of Engineers. (1)
Hydraulic engineering -- United States. (1)
Federal government. (1)

Books by Arthur Maass

Total count: 15

Utah Valley.

MIT Press1900-01-01
The Kings River Project in the basin of the great Central Valley.

Committee on Public Administration Cases1949-01-01
Muddy watersthe Army Engineers and the Nation's rivers.

Harvard University Press1951-01-01
The Kings River project

Harcourt, Brace1952-01-01
Area and powera theory of local government, by Arthur Maass, editor, Paul Ylvisaker [and others].

Free Press1959-01-01
Design of water-resource systemsnew techniques for relating economic objectives,engineering analysis, and governmental planning.

Macmillan1962-01-01
Design of Water-Resource SystemsNew Techniques for Relating Economic Objectives, Engineering Analysis, and Governmental Planning

Harvard University Press1962-01-01
Design of water-resource systemsnew techniques for relating economic objectives, engineering analysis, and governmental planning

Harvard University Press1966-01-01
Responsible ElectorateRationality in Presidential Voting 1936-1960

Harvard University Press1966-01-01
Philosophiae doctores in scientia politica, MDCCCLXXV-MDCCCCLXVII

Harvard Graduate Society for Advanced Study and Research1968-01-01
... and the desert shall rejoiceconflict, growth, and justice in arid environments

MIT Press1978-01-01
Congress and the common good

Basic Books1983-01-01
Un modelo de simulación para sistemas de regadíolos efectos del suministro y de los procedimientos operativos de distribución de agua en la producción y en las rentas de las explotaciones de regadío

Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas1985-01-01
Interview with Professor Arthur Maass

Office of History, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers1989-01-01
Water law and institutions in the Western United Statescomparison with early developments in California and Australia, contemporary developments in Australia, and recent legislation worldwide

Natural Resources Law Center, University of Colorado School of Law1990-01-01