After the war, what?

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The book 'After the War, what?' is written by Irving Fisher. This book was originally an essay prepared 25 years before the war and read to the Yale political science club in 1890. When the war broke out, Fisher modified it and it was published in the New York Times on August 16, 1914. The book describes the concept of peace after the war.

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Irving Fisher

Irving Fisher was an American economist, statistician, inventor, and public-health campaigner associated for much of his career with Yale. His extensive output ranged well beyond monetary theory. The Modern Crusade Against Consumption grew from his own experience of tuberculosis and argued for contemporary health measures.