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The annual conference of the CHILD STUDY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, held March 1, 1948, in the Hotel Roosevelt, New York City, was a symposium on The Problem of Human Aggressions: How They Develop? Must they Lead to War?
Roots of Aggression—In the Family, in the Community. Chairman: Mary Fisher Langmuir, President, Child Study Association of America; Professor of Child Study, Vassar College. Speakers: Lawrence S. Kubie, M.D., Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Mental Hygiene, Yale University School of Medicine; Justine Wise Polier, Justice of the Domestic Relations Court, City of New York.
The Price of Peace—Management of Aggressions. Presiding: Mary Fisher Langmuir, President, Child Study Association of America. Chairman: Goodwin Watson, Professor of Education, Teachers College, Columbia University. Speakers: Franz Alexander, M.D., Director, Chicago Institute of Psychoanalysis; Norman Mackenzie, staff of The New Statesman and Nation of London, Visiting Professor of Government at Sarah Lawrence College.
Conflicts in our Present-Day Culture—Can Education Meet the Challenge? Chairman: Malcolm W. Davis, Acting Director, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Speakers: Sarah Gibson Blanding, President, Vassar College; Cord E. Meyer, Jr., President, United World Federalists; Harold Rugg, Professor of Education, Teachers College, Columbia University.