J. David Singer papers, 1947-2009 (majority within 1957-2000)

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J. David Singer papers, 1947-2009 (majority within 1957-2000)

21.3 linear feet (in 23 boxes) — 10.2 GB (online)

University of Michigan professor of political science, research scientist at the Mental Health Research Institute, and pioneer in the interdisciplinary and quantitative approach to conflict resolution. Administrative papers of Center for Research on Conflict Resolution, Correlates of War Project, and the Journal of Conflict Resolution, topical files on numerous organizations and subjects, and research papers from disarmament negotiations study.

The J. David Singer papers document the career of a leading political science researcher, teacher, and peace activist. The bulk of the materials span the 1950s to the year 2000 and are arranged into nine distinct series:

Biographical Materials
Topical Files
Correspondence
Lectures and Conferences
Publications
Grant Proposals
Teaching
Programs
Later materials
Audio-Visual Materials

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Biographical material

The Biographical Materials series, .5 linear feet, contains clippings, press releases, biographical statements, curriculum vitae, photographs, and general information concerning the personal and professional career of J. David Singer. Interesting items include a file concerning Professor Singer's loss of his United States security clearance, copies of his "Red Squad" police surveillance files, and a 1981 appearance before the United States Congress.