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The role of the engineer in public affairs

The engineer as a political person is considered in this address presented by M. Ponte, representing the Institut de France (Academie des Sciences), at the second general meeting of the World Federation of Engineering Organizations at UNESCO, Paris, France. Dr. Ponte is a former vice president of the Institute of Radio Engineers.