* Social Problems: He was a leading figure in the field, writing several books and articles on topics such as poverty, unemployment, crime, and social disorganization. Notable works include "Social Problems and their Treatment" (1929) and "The Social Problems of an Industrial Civilization" (1929).
* Social Justice and Social Change: He was a strong advocate for social justice and wrote extensively on labor relations, racial equality, and the need for social reform. His book "The Russians and Their Revolution" (1927) offers a critical analysis of the Soviet Union's social and political changes.
* Religion and Society: Davis explored the role of religion in society and the intersections between faith and social issues. He was a devout Christian and believed in the importance of social justice as a central theme of Christianity.
* Education: Davis was also a dedicated educator and wrote several books on education and the role of schools in society.
Some of his most notable works include:
* Social Problems and their Treatment (1929)
* The Social Problems of an Industrial Civilization (1929)
* The Russians and Their Revolution (1927)
* The Other America: Poverty in the United States (1962, co-authored with Michael Harrington)
* Religion and the Social Order (1945)
Jerome Davis was a dedicated scholar and activist whose work continues to be influential today. He made significant contributions to the fields of sociology, social justice, and education.