Inventory of the Wolfgang F. Stolper Papers, 1892-2001 (bulk [1930s-1990s]
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TitleWolfgang F. Stolper
Papers,
1892-2001
(bulk [1930s-1990s])
Creator
Stolper, Wolfgang
F.
Extent
29 Linear Feet
18,525 Items
Repository
18,525 Items
Duke University Rare Book, Manuscript,
and Special Collections Library
Languages
English,
German,
and French.
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Prefered Citation
[Identification of item], The Wolfgang F.
Stolper Papers, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special
Collections Library, Duke University.
Provenance
The papers of Wolfgang F. Stolper were donated
to the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections
Library in 1993, 1995, and 2002.
Processing Information
Processed by: Joanna Vinluan
Completed July 31, 1997
Additions minimally processed by: Joshua
Kaiser
Last updated September 24, 2002
Encoded by Robin LaPasha; Joshua Kaiser; Ruth E.
Bryan
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.
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Biographical Note
| 1912 | Born in Vienna, Austria on May 13 |
| 1930-34 | Attended the Universities of Berlin, Bonn, and Zurich |
| 1935 | M.A., Economics, Harvard University |
| 1936-41 | Instructor and Tutor, Economics, Harvard University |
| 1938 | Ph.D., Economics, Harvard University |
| 1941 | Publication (with
Paul A. Samuelson): "Protection and Real Wages," Review of Economic Studies,November 9, 1941 |
| 1941-49 | Assistant Professor (1941-48), Associate Professor (1948-49), Swarthmore College |
| 1947-48 | Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, University of Zurich |
| 1949-date | Associate Professor (1949-53), Professor (1953-82), Director of Center for Research on Economic Development (1963-70), Professor Emeritus (1982 - ), University of Michigan |
| 1960 | Publication:
Germany Between East and West(National Planning Association), andThe Structure of the East German Economy(Harvard University Press) |
| 1961-1962 | Head, Economic Planning Unit, Federal Ministry of Economic Development, in Lagos, Nigeria |
| 1963-1964, 1964-1965 | Chief, USAID economic mission to Tunisia |
| 1966 | Publication:
Planning Without Facts: Lessons in Resource Allocation from Nigeria's Development(Harvard University Press) |
| 1966 | Fulbright Professor, University of Heidelberg |
| 1967 | Member, Economic Section, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) |
| 1967 | Head,
IBRD Mission to
Togo and
Dahomey
*
Dahomey is now called Benin (name changed
in 1975).
|
| 1970 | Member, USAID Mission to Nigeria |
| 1981 | Member, UN Mission to Malawi |
| 1983 | Chief, IBRD Mission to Benin |
| 1994 | Publication of
Joseph Alois Schumpeter: The Public Life of a Private Man(Princeton University Press) |
In addition to the places listed above, Professor Stolper participated in economic missions to Malta (1963), Liberia (1963), and Turkey (1968), and worked as a consultant to the Ford Foundation, USAID, the United Nations, and the IBRD (the World Bank). He also held various visiting professorships/lecturing posts at the Universities of Zurich, Heidelberg, and Munster.
His professional affiliations include membership in the American Economic Association, the Nigerian Economic Association, the International Instititute of Public Finance, and the International Schumpeter Society (founding president).
[top]Collection Overview
The papers of Wolfgang F. Stolper span the period
from 1947-1988, with the bulk of the material dated between
1960 and the mid 1970s. Most of the collection is comprised
of Professor Stolper's files and notes from his work in
Nigeria, Tunisia, and other missions to
Africa. These work files
document his career as a practitioner--literally working
"in the field"
--of development
economics. The papers are organized into eight series:
Nigeria; Tunisia; Other Missions; Writings; Speeches,
Lectures, and Conferences; Schumpeter; University of
Michigan and Teaching Material; and General Correspondence.
The Nigeria Series, the first and largest, contains his
work files from his job as head of the
Economic Planning Unit (EPU)
in the
Federal Ministry of Economic Development
in
Lagos, Nigeria from
1961-62(sent there under the
auspices of the
Ford Foundation). As head of
the EPU, Stolper co-authored the first ever
National Development
Plan,1962-68for the
Federation of Nigeria. As such,
his papers present an extensive and thorough picture of the
Nigerian economy at that time. Once top secret files, they
include detailed statistical data on each industry,
industrialization plans, reports on marketing board
policies, maps, and demographics data. Of great interest to
researchers on the Nigerian economy might be Stolper's
personal diary, a 393-page typewritten account of his two
years in
Nigeria. The next two series
pertain to his work in
Tunisia (1972),and other economic
missions to Africa including
Dahomey (now
Benin) and
Togo (1967),
Benin (1983)and
Malawi (1981).He was sent to these
countries under the auspices of
USAID, the
UN and the
International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development (IBRD, also known as
the
World Bank). The files from
these three series alone make up eight of the fourteen
storage boxes that house the entire collection. Also in the
collection are some notes, papers and drafts of Professor
Stolper's work pertaining to
Joseph Schumpeter. The
collection as a whole is restricted, so that persons
interested in viewing the papers during Professor Stolper's
lifetime must first obtain his permission.
Stolper's name is perhaps most recognizable for
the theoretical piece written with
Paul A. Samuelson on what has
come to be known as the
Stolper-Samuelson Theorem (see
"Protection and Real
Wages,"
Review of Economic
Studies, Nov. 1941). This theorem, one of the core
results of the Hecksher-Ohlin model of international trade,
essentially states that an increase in the relative
domestic price of a good (for example, via the imposition
of a tariff) unambiguously raises the real return to the
factor of production used intensively in producing that
good (and lowers the real return to the other factor). This
paper analyzed precisely for the first time the effect of
trade or protection on real wages. At present, there is
nothing (aside from reprints of the article) in this
collection of papers dealing with the Stolper-Samuelson
Theorem.
The fourth series, Writings, contains notes,
drafts, manuscripts and reprints of any articles found in
the collection but excluding those related to Joseph
Schumpeter. Some highlights include drafts of
"Investments in Africa South of
the Sahara,"
notes and drafts of his book
Planning Without Facts:
Lessons in Resource Allocation from Nigeria's
Development, and articles on smuggling in
Africa.
The fifth series, Speeches, Lectures and
Conferences, contains material (excluding those pertaining
to Schumpeter) from public speaking engagements and
conferences attended by Professor Stolper. One item that
might be of interest is a speech recorded on magnetic tape
titled
"Problems of our Foreign Aid
Program"
that dates from around the 1950's.
Another of Professor Stolper's research interests
is the history of economic thought, and this collection's
Schumpeter Series contains some notes, papers and drafts of
Professor Stolper's work pertaining to
Joseph Alois Schumpeter.
Stolper was afforded a unique and personal
relationship with Schumpeter, studying under him first at
the
University of Bonn and then at
Harvard, and also through
Schumpeter's position as a close friend of
Gustav and Toni Stolper
(Wolfgang's father and stepmother,
respectively). Included in this series is a book (in
German) that Professor Stolper co-wrote with
Horst Claus Recktenwald and
Frederic M. Scherer titled
Uber Schumpeters »Theorie der
wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung«, 1988.
The addition (02-0207) (8625 items, 14 linear
feet; dated 1892-2001) contains correspondence with
colleagues, including Paul Samuelson, Gottfried Haberler,
and other prominent economists; class lectures (1930s); as
well as writings about J. A. Schumpeter, economic
development, and other topics. Also writings, reports,
diaries, and other documents (mainly 1960s) about the
economies of Nigeria, Tunisia, Liberia, Togo, and the Ivory
Coast. In addition, there are 12 black-and-white and 18
color photographs; one x-ray; and 16 electronic documents
on 3 floppy disks. This addition is unprocessed.
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Subject Headings
These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.
- Stolper, Wolfgang F.
- Samuelson, Paul Anthony, 1915- .
- Haberler, Gottfried, 1900- .
- World Bank--Africa.
- Nigeria. Federal Ministry of Economic Development.
- University of Michigan. Dept. of Economics.
- Economists--United States.
- Economics--History.
- Economics--Study and teaching (Higher).
- Economics--Study and teaching (Higher)--Michigan--Ann Arbor.
- Finance, Public--Nigeria.
- Economic development.
- Developing countries--Economic conditions.
- Nigeria--Economic policy.
- Benin--Economic policy.
- Togo--Economic policy.
- Malawi--Economic policy.
- Tunisia--Economic policy.
- Côte d'Ivoire--Economic policy.
- Liberia--Economic policy.
- Nigeria--Economic conditions--1960- .
- Africa--Economic conditions--1960- .
- Diaries.
- Color photographs.
- Black-and-white photographs.
- Machine-readable records.
Detailed Description of Collection
Nigeria Series, 1961-62
Comprised of Professor Stolper's work files
from his job as head of the
Economic Planning Unit for
the Federal Ministry of Economic
Development in Lagos. Sent there under the
auspices of the
Ford Foundation, one of
Professor Stolper's accomplishments was to help coordinate
and write the first-ever
National Development
Plan for
Nigeria. The files, after
the diary, are arranged in alphabetical order. Highlights
include Dr. Stolper's personal diary; drafts of an article
titled
"The Development of
Nigeria"
commissioned and published by
Scientific
American; detailed information and data on all
aspects of the Nigerian economy; and various letters which
are dispersed throughout the series.
Box 1
Diary,
1961-62
Agricultural Development Plans in
East Nigeria
American Mission
(May - June 1961visit)
Capital -- Regional
Breakdown
Council of Ministers
paper
Development
Corporation
Education
Food and Agriculture Organization
(FAO) Mission
Federal Grants to the
Regions
Financial Resources
(Federal)
Ford Foundation
Correspondence
General Agreement on Tariffs and
Trade (GATT): Coffee, Tea, Cocoa,
etc.
Ibadan/Chicago conference,
etc.
International Labor Organization
(I.L.O.) National Provident
Fund
International Monetary Fund
(IMF) Background
Material
Incentive Legislation
etc.
Industrialization
Institute of Commonwealth
Studies
Interviews
Joint Planning Committee
(JPC) papers
Land Settlement and Farm
Institutes
Lefeber,
Louis
Lewis Report
Box 2
Manpower Planning Eastern
Region
Manuwa Report
Maps: Misc.
Marketing Board
Accounts: Western Region
Marketing Board:
Northern Region
Marketing Board
Reports
Ministry Programs
Misc.
Economic Planning Unit
(EPU) Memoranda
Misc. Statistics and Papers Northern
Nigeria
National Economic Council
(NEC): Memoranda and
Comments
National Economic Council:
JPC Memoranda and Comments
National Plan
(2
folders)
National Plan:
Appendices
National Plan: Chapters 1 -
10
National Plan: Draft
National Plan: October Revision,
Northern Nigeria
National Plan Original
Original of First National Plan,
Stage A
Box 3
National Plan: Preliminary
Versions
National Plan: Resources
National Plan, Stage Intermediate
A
NEC and JPC Reports
NEC documents
NEC papers: II
Newspaper Clippings on the
Plan
Niger dams
Nigeria: First
Visit
Nigeria:
General
Nigerian Institute of Social and
Economic Research:
Info. Bulletin
Oils and Fats
Box 4
Past Capital Programs
Petroleum
Plan Annexures
Press Clippings: Misc.
Production Estimates
Nigeria
Resource Mobilization
Revenue Projections: Eastern
Region
Revenue Projections: Northern
Region
Revenue Projections: Western
Region
Rivkin Testimony
Scientific
American
Standing Committee on Statistics:
Census, Balance of Payments, Gov.
Accounts
Standing Committee on Statistics:
Econ Report, Stock Exchange, Labor Statistics,
Price Data
Standing Committee on Statistics:
Marketing Board
Standing Committee on Statistics:
Minutes and Agenda
Box 5
Standing Committee on Statistics:
Papers
Sterling Assets: Northern
Region
Telecommunication
Program
Timber
Tin
Transport Coordination
Vasey, Sir
Ernest
Wels, Jerome:
paper
Western Housing
Corporation
Western Nigeria Development
Plan
Western Region Misc.
Documents
Work Sheets Expenditures
Programs
World Bank Material and
First Draft Development Material: Eastern
Region
World Bank Mission:
July -Aug 1961
Tunisia Series, 1963-65, 1970s
The bulk of this series is made up of work
files from Professor Stolper's 1963-65 economic mission in
Tunis, but it also
contains material (notes, data, and drafts) for a paper he
co-wrote with
Jacob G. Kleve in 1973
titled
"Investments, Employment
and Productivity in the Tunisian Economy,
1961-1971,"
and a book titled
Box 6
Investments, Employment and Output Per Man in the Tunisian Economy, 1961-1971(University of Michigan Center for Research on Economic Development)
written in 1974. The files are arranged in alphabetical order; the book is located at the end of the series.AMS
Checking
Chemicals Final Tables
Chemicals Final Tables:
Text
Chemicals Recalculation Fertilizer:
Other Subsectors
CPB CAT
Draft from Notebook
Energy Draft
Etude Sur l'Analyse des Ecarts entre
les Previsions et les Realisations du Budget Economique
1965-68
Government of Tunisia
Report
I.A.A.
IBRD
Correspondence
IBRD Report: Current
Economic Position and Prospects
Economic Development of
Tunisia
IBRD International Development
Association
IME (Industries Mecaniques et
Electriques) Final Text and Annex
Industry Breakdown
Investissements, Emploi et
Productivite dans L'economie Tunesienne,
1961-1971
(2
folders)
Investments
Box 7
Kleve, J.G.: Various
Papers
Kleve, M. International
Comparison Project
Le Budget de Fonctionnement (Titre
I)
Le Financement des Investissment en
Tunisie,
1961-1971
L'industrie diverses
MCCV (Materiaux Construction
Ceramique Verre) Final
Metal Working
Investments and Employment and
Productivity in the Tunisian Economy,
1961-1971,
(folders 1 and 2 out of
three)
Investments and Employment and
Productivity in the Tunisian Economy,
1961-1971
(folder
3)
Ministre du Plan: Notes Concernnant
Le Projet Emploi
Miscellaneous Loose Material
(2
folders)
Notes Sur L'emploi
NUP SIAPE
P.J.B. 68-76
Secteur Chimie
Note sur l'evolution des
Revenus
Steel Mill
Technical Notes
Transport and Communications
Sectors
Tunisia
(2
folders)
Tunisia: Draft
Tunisia Tables
Unlabeled Folder
Unlabeled Folder
Box 8
Investments,
Employment and Output per Man in the Tunisian Economy,
1961-1971, published by the University of Michigan
Center for Research on Economic Development,
Sept. 1974
Other Missions Series, 1967-83
Comprised of files from economic missions to
Togo and
Dahomey (1967),
Nigeria (1970),
Malawi (1981),and
Benin (1983). Included are
correspondence with the missions' sponsoring organizations,
memoranda, and background reading (economic briefing
reports, maps, etc.) on each country. The files are
arranged chronologically.
*
Dahomey is now called Benin (name changed in
1975).
Box 8
Togo and
Dahomey (1967)Memoranda
(2
folders)
USAID Mission to Nigeria
(1970)
Nigeria Review Team
(1970)Draft Final
Report
(2
folders)
Malawi mission
(May-June 1981)
Benin Mission
(1983)
(2
folders)
Planning and the Plan in Benin:
Mission Report
(1983)
Writings Series (Articles, Drafts and Notes), 1947-1988
Includes notes, drafts, manuscripts, and
reprints of articles, excluding those pertaining to
Joseph A. Schumpeter. The
files cover the period from 1947 to 1988, and are arranged
in alphabetical order.
Box 9
American Balance of Payments
(ca. late 1950s)
Appendix Tables which were redone
(ca. late 1950s)
Bhagwati: Readings in International
Trade
(1969)
Budget Probleme des Zaire
(1975)
Bulletin: Presse und Informationsant
der Bundesregierung
(1972)
(2
folders)
Common Market Input-Output Tables
(ca. 1959-65)
Construction Tables, Transport and
Communications Tables
(ca. late 1950s)
European Economic Problems
(1947)
Exchange Controls and Parallel
Market Economics
(ca. 1985)
Germany (West): Production
(ca. 1960)
International Food Organization
(IFO) Research
(1980)
International Monetary Fund
(IMF) and
World Bank (IBRD)
Reports
(1972-74)
Industrial Court Cause 77/66:
Memorandum to the Kenyan Oil Industry
Industrial Production of Soviet
Germany
(1956)
(2
folders)
International Trade Text, MS
Revision
(ca. late 1950's)
Box 10
Investments in Africa South of the
Sahara, Part II
(1959)
(2
folders)
Investments in Africa South of the
Sahara: Tables
(1959)
Investments in Africa South of the
Sahara: Text
(1959)
Leff, Nathaniel: paper
(1986)
Mailing Lists
(ca. late 1950s)
Misc. Articles on Africa
(ca. late 1950's)
Misc. Articles, Notes and Clippings
(late 1980's)
Misc. Loose Items
(late 1950's - 1970's)
National Accounting in East Germany
(1959)
New Palgrave:
August Losch entry
(1985)
Planning Without Facts, Chapters I -
IV
(1964)
Planning Without Facts, Chapters V -
VII
(1964)
Planning Without Facts, Chapters I -
VII
(1964)
R-General (contains copy of
"National Accounting in E. Germany" ),
1959
Reconstruction and Development in
Nigeria
(1971)
Box 11
Smuggling Subseries
Effects of Smuggling Under African
Conditions
(ca. early 1980s)
Smuggling Study, Early Version
(before co-authorship with
Alan Deardorff), 1980s
Smuggling - Draft
(1985)
Smuggling and Unrestricted Trade
-Berg Manuscript
(1985)
Smuggling in Africa: Berg Study,
etc.
(1985)
Effects of Smuggling Under West
African Conditions
(1988)
Stock Exchange
(late 1950's)
Unlabeled Notebook
(ca. mid 1980s)
(2
folders)
Speeches, Lectures and Conferences Series, late 1950s - 1969
Documents Professor Stolper's public speaking
engagements and activities at conferences, excluding those
pertaining to Joseph Schumpter. The files are arranged in
chronological order.
Box 12
Speech on magnetic tape: "Problems
of Our Foreign Aid Program"
(ca. 1950's?)
Prospects for East German Economic
Expansion
(1959)
National Council of Churches
Conference
(Nov. 8-11, 1962)
Economic Development Institute
(1964)
Luxembourg Lectures
(Sept. 1965)
Luxembourg Lectures: Five Lectures
on the Movement of Goods and the Equalization of Factor
Prices
(1965)
Luxembourg Lectures
(1965)
Agricultural Development Council
Conference
(Nov 1965)
Economic Development Institute
(March 1966)
Talk given at
First Presbyterian Church,
East Aurora, NY (Dec. 12, 1967)
Budget as an Allocation Device and
Economic Growth
(March 29, 1968)
(2
folders)
Glasgow Conference Summary
(1969)
Schumpeter Series, 1966-1988
Contains Professor Stolper's drafts,
manuscripts, and notes for articles and books pertaining to
the eminent Austrian economist,
Joseph Schumpeter. The
files are arranged in alphabetical order.
Box 13
Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the
Context of Development: A Schumpeterian Approach
(1981)
Joseph Alois Schumpeter
(ca. 1966)
Manuskript:
"Schumpeter"
(1983)
Paris Paper --
"J.A. Schumpeter: the
Role of Government"
(Sept. 1983)
(3
folders)
Schumpeter and the German and
Austrian Socialization Attempts of 1918-1919
(1985)
Schumpeter Policy Long Draft:
Correspondence Relating to Son
(1984)
"Schumpeter -- The
Political Economist for the Nineties?"
(1986)
(3
folders)
Schumpeter -- Stolper book draft
(ca. 1983)
Schumpeter's Theorie der
Wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung,
1988
Stopler-Seidl Drafts
(ca. 1985)
(2
folders)
Uber Schumpeters
"Theorie der Wirtschaftlichen
Entwicklung"
(published
1988)
University of Michigan and Teaching Material Series, 1959-1975
The file titled "Course Outlines on Economic
Development" contains different syllabi and reading lists
compiled by a friend of Professor Stolper's. The "Doctoral
Committees" file contains paperwork pertaining to Ph.D.
committees that he sat on at the
University of Michigan.
Finally, the "Workload Records" folder contains paperwork
listing the classes that Professor Stolper taught each
semester at Michigan. Files are arranged in chronological
order.
Box 14
Course Outlines on Economic
Development
(1959)
ECO 141 Reading List
(Fall 1959)
Doctoral Committees
(1950-1960)
Workload Records
(1950-1960)
ECO 460 Economic Development for
Non-Economic Majors
(Fall 1974)
(2
folders)
ECO 441 Lectures,
1970and
1975
(3
folders)
General Correspondence Series, 1966and 1974
This series is presently sparse, containing
only a couple of letters that were found loose among the
folders.
Box 14
Miscellaneous
Correspondence
Accession 2002-0207
Some of the materials in this accession are
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Box 1
Contents of Box 1:
1941-1999
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Lectures
Nigerian Material
Box 2
Contents of Box 2:
Attention: Contains pictorial materials.
1928-1996
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Box 3
Contents of Box 3:
Technical Services staff may need to
reformat coated fax paper before use.
1930-1998 (
bulk 1980s-1990s)
Correspondence
Box 4
Contents of Box 4:
Technical Services staff may need to
reformat coated fax paper before use.
Attention: Contains pictorial materials.
1981-1998
Correspondence
Box 5
Contents of Box 5:
Technical Services staff may need to
reformat coated fax paper and newsprint before use.
Attention: Contains pictorial materials.
1968-1998
Correspondence
Box 6
Contents of Box 6:
1960-1987 (
bulk 1960-1964)
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Nigerian Material
Diaries,
1961 and
1962
Box 7
Contents of Box 7:
Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint before use.
1960-1998
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Diaries
Box 8
Contents of Box 8:
1960-1994
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Nigerian Material
Diaries
Box 9
Contents of Box 9:
1944-1989
Professional
Writings
Box 10
Contents of Box 10:
1958-1992
Professional
Writings
Liberian Material
Box 11
Contents of Box 11:
Attention: Contains rusty fastners.
Disks 001, 002 and 003 removed and their
contents migrated to the Special Collections Server. A disk
directories log exists. Contact a Reference Archivist.
1959-1995
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Diaries
Handwritten Notes
Nigerian Material
Box 12
Contents of Box 12:
1955-1997
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Diaries
These diaries correspond to Stolper's
time in Nigeria
Lecture Notes
Printed Material
Box 13
Contents of Box 13:
Technical Services staff need to process
materials in envelopes and reformat newsprint before
use.
Attention: Contains pictorial materials.
1960-1995
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Diaries
Included are three diaries th at
correspond to Stolper's time in Nigeria
Box 14
Contents of Box 14:
Technical Services staff need to process
materials in envelopes before use.
Attention: Contains pictorial materials.
1928-1988
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Diaries
Travel Material
Shumpeter Letters
Box 15
Contents of Box 15:
Technical Services staff need to process
materials in envelopes and reformat newsprint before
use.
Attention: Contains rusty fasteners.
1940-1996
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Box 16
Contents of Box 16:
Technical Services staff need to format
newsprint and coated fax paper before use.
1973-2001
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Handwritten Notes
Box 17
Contents of Box 17:
1959-2001
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Diaries
Federation of Nigeria National
Development Plan
1962-1968
Box 18
Contents of Box 18:
Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint before use.
Attention: Contains pictorial materials.
1919-1990
Correspondence
Printed Material
Includes some Printed Material related
to Nigeria
Box 19
Contents of Box 19:
Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint before use.
Attention: Contains pictorial materials.
1892-1999
Correspondence
Handwritten Notes
Scumpeter Society
Information
Box 20
Contents of Box 20:
Attention: Contains pictorial materials.
1945-1987
Correspondence
Nigerian Material
Box 21
Contents of Box 21:
1947-1987
Correspondence
Diaries
Doctoral Committee and Thesis
Comments
Box 22
Contents of Box 22:
Attention: Contains rusty fastners.
1931-1985
Correspondence
Professional
Writings
Handwritten notes
Teaching Materials
Includes test copies, lectures and
syllabi
Box 23
Contents of Box 23
Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint before use.
1936-1988
Correspondence
Box 24
Contents of Box 24:
Technical Services staff may need to
reformat newsprint before use.
Attention: Contains pictorial materials.
1953-1972
Correspondence
Travel Material
