“…The facts in the social field of the present period of Spanish life, will have to be studied in detail by the sociologists, reformers and "plan-makers" abroad; they will come to the Peninsula, either by individual initiative or sent by public institutions or by the Governments. …”

“…But are we not inclined to prejudge the results of thorough-going revolution in managerial technique from our experiences of hitherto half-hearted gropings in the same direction? A young sociologist, R.P. Lynton, has these comments to make on his experiences of a war-time Joint Production Committee : "In the final analysis, the effectiveness of Joint Production Committees depends on the belief that production is important ; that production is the source of all economic well-being, whether paid out in wages, or accruing to the community through social services. …”