Editing Willow Run (section)

==== Sociological study on Willow Run housing crisis ====
Sociologist and professor [[Lowell Juilliard Carr]] and James Edson Stermer of the University of Michigan studied the sociological conditions at Willow Run arising from the wartime surge in the worker population in their book of 1952.<ref>* Carr, Lowell J., and Stermer, James Edison, ''Willow Run (Work, Its Rewards and Discontents): a Study of industrialization and Cultural Inadequacy'', New York: Harper & Brothers, 1952. ({{ISBN|978-0405101588}})</ref> They discuss "cultural inadequacy theory", stating that "industrial culture provides no criterion by which either a manufacturer or a government official can determine in advance when a manufacturer should divert his own capital to housing and other community services and when he shall rely on the capital of others for such facilities and services".