In the process of putting together my dissertation, I found that if I write sections in different files and combine the results in the main tex file using \include{file}, I would end up with wasteful whitespace due to pagebreaks between sections. Apparently, \include did a bit more than I wanted for Sections, but did the right thing for Chapters:
http://www.tac.dk/cgi-bin/info2www?(latex)\include
What does the trick is to use \input and manually place \clearpage between chapters. Another bonus of using \input is that it can be nested -- files that are \input can have \input as well.
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