A letter from the American Philosophical Society notifying Reinhard Bendix of his election as a member, April 22, 1977, Series 2: Correspondence |
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Reinhard Bendix was born in Berlin, Germany in 1916 and received his formal education at the Gymnasium in Berlin from 1927-1933. After graduation, Bendix spent a year in England where he attended school and worked on a farm in Welwyn Garden City, in the vicinity of London. Upon his return to Germany in 1935, he found employment as a clerk in the export firm of L. Hecht & Co. and later (1937) in the Palaestina Treuhandstelle in Paltreu, Berlin. It was also during these same years that Reinhard became a member of both HaShomer HaZair and the anti-Fascist underground organization Neu Beginnen. In 1938, he was forced to flee Hitler-Germany and immigrated to the U.S.
With the help of family friends, Bendix immigrated to the United States in September of 1938 and immediately enrolled in undergraduate studies at the University of Chicago. During the years from 1938 to 1946, he attended the University of Chicago on full scholarship, receiving his B.A. in 1941, his M.A. in 1943, and his Ph.D. in Sociology in 1946, studying under Professor Charles Merriam. During this time, he also met and married Jane Walstrum (1940).
After completing his studies, Reinhard Bendix spent one year at the University of Colorado in Boulder, but relocated to California and the University of California, Berkeley in 1947. He became a member of the Faculty of the Department of Sociology, and later the Department of Political Science, and remained at Berkeley until his retirement. Bendix's main research interests centered around the areas of comparative social stratification, political and industrial sociology, and the history of social theory. He was also instrumental in introducing and popularizing the works of Max Weber among American social scientists. His works include Class, Status and Power (with S.M. Lipset, 1953; 1966), Work and Authority in Industry (1956; 1974), Social Mobility in Industry (also with S.M. Lipset, 1959); Max Weber: An Intellectual Portrait (1960), Nation Building and Citizenship (1964; 1976), Kings or People: Power and the Mandate to Rule (1978), and From Berlin to Berkeley: German Jewish Identities (1986 autobiography), as well as over sixty contributions to professional journals.
| 1916 | Born on February 25 in Berlin to Ludwig (1877-1954) and Else Henschel Bendix (1883-1968). |
| 1927-1933 | Attended the Gymnasium in Berlin. |
| 1934 | Attended school in the United Kingdom and worked on a farm outside of London (Welwyn Garden City). |
| 1935-1937 | Clerk in the Berlin export firm, L. Hecht & Co. Member of the group Neu Beginnen and HaShomer HaZair. |
| 1937-1938 | Clerk at the Palaestina Treuhandstelle in Paltreu, Berlin. |
| 1938 | Emigrated to the U.S. in September. |
| 1938-1946 | Attended the University of Chicago with full scholarships. |
| 1940 | Married Jane Walstrum on July 5. |
| 1941 | Received a B.A. from the University of Chicago. |
| 1941-1943 | Research Assistant of the Social Science Research Committee of the University of Chicago. |
| 1943 | Became an American citizen. |
| 1943 | Received M.A. in Sociology from the University of Chicago. |
| 1943-1946 | Instructor of Social Science at the University of Chicago. |
| 1946-1947 | Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Colorado, Boulder. |
| 1947 | Received Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of Chicago. |
| 1947-1951 | Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley. |
| 1948-1950 | Member of the Editorial Committee, University of California Press. |
| 1948-1972 | Resident Sociologist at Berkeley's Institute of Industrial Relations. |
| 1949 | Birth of daughter, Karen. |
| 1949 | Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Columbia University (Summer session). |
| 1951 | Birth of son, Erik. |
| 1951-1956 | Associate Professor of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley. |
| 1951-1952 | Sociologist, Student Health Service, Cowell Hospital, University of California (psychiatric consultation). |
| 1952-1953 | Vice President, Alameda County Mental Health Society. |
| 1953-1954 | Fulbright Research Grant, University of Frankfurt, Germany. |
| 1956 | Birth of son, John. |
| 1956-1972 | Promoted to rank of Full Professor of Sociology, Berkeley. |
| 1958 | Winner of the MacIver Award (American Sociological Association) for his book Work and Authority in Industry. |
| 1958-1961 | Chairman of the Department of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley. |
| 1961-1962 | Received "Reflective Year Fellowship" from Carnegie Corporation for studies in India and Japan. |
| 1963-1964 | Vice President of the American Sociological Association. |
| 1964-1965 | Visiting Professor of Sociology at the Freie Universität, Berlin and Visiting Fellow at St. Catherine College, Oxford. |
| 1966-1970 | Elected Vice President of the International Sociological Association, as well as Corresponding Member of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Soziologie. |
| 1968-1970 | Director of University of California Study Center in Göttingen, Germany. |
| 1969-1970 | President of the American Sociological Association. |
| 1971 | Fellow of the Nuffield College, Oxford. |
| 1971-1972 | Fellow of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. |
| 1971-1974 | Permanent Guest Professor of the University of Konstanz, Germany. |
| 1972-1989 | Professor of Political Science and Lecturer in the Department of Sociology. |
| 1975-1976 | Fellowship from the Woodrow Wilson International Center of Scholars, Washington, D.C. and Guggenheim Fellowship. |
| 1977 | Elected to the American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia. |
| 1978 | Received honorary doctorate from the University of Leeds, England. |
| 1980 | Received honorary doctorate from the University of Mannheim, Germany. |
| 1981 | Max Weber Guest Professor at the University of Heidelberg, Germany. |
| 1982-1989 | Numerous lectures given throughout the U.S. and Europe. |
| 1991 | Died of a heart attack on February 28 in Berkeley, California. |
The Reinhard Bendix Papers, 1929-1998, consist of 13.67 cu. ft. of materials and are divided into seven series: 1) Autobiographical and biographical materials, 1929-1998; 2) Correspondence files, 1948-1987; 3) Published and unpublished writings of Reinhard Bendix, 1930-1986; 4) Course and lecture notes, 1943-1986; 5) Published and unpublished writings by others; 6) Miscellaneous materials, notes; and 7) Pamphlet collection.
The bulk of the collection consists of Bendix' writings and the materials used by him for research purposes as well as for his courses in political and social sciences. This includes a large volume of materials on Max Weber, social stratification, power and authority, bureaucracy, industrialization and large-scale organizations.
Bendix' files contain correspondence dealing with his career at the University of California, Berkeley and include materials pertaining to controversies at the university and within the Department of Sociology, as well as student issues and recommendations. Also present in the collection are a number of files dealing with individuals and issues connected with both the American Sociological Association and the International Sociological Association.
Series 1: Autobiographical and Biographical Materials, 1929-1998, 36 file folders.
The first twenty-four folders of this series contain curriculum vitae and publication lists, several early recommendations from Germany, materials by and about Ludwig (father), Else Henschel (mother), and John Bendix (son), and autobiographical statements by Reinhard Bendix, in particular materials pertaining to the autobiography of Reinhard and his father, From Berlin to Berkeley. The remaining folders in the series contain reviews of Bendix' major works.
Series 2: Correspondence Files, 1948-1987, 163 file folders, arranged alphabetically.
This series contains correspondence with colleagues and administrators at the University of California, Berkeley, as well as with other scholars in the field and include: Bert F. Hoselitz, René König, Seymour Martin Lipset, Talcott Parsons, David Rapoport, David Riesman, Stein Rokkan, Guenther Roth, Wolfgang Schluchter, Reinhart Schneider and Edward Shils. The series also contains a number of files dealing with a controvery inside the International Sociological Association (1954-1956), and include correspondence with: Tom Bottomore, T. H. Marshall, Robert C. Angell, Kurt H. Wolff, Nelson Foote, Alfred McClung Lee, Stein Rokkan, and Clark Kerr.
Series 3: Published and Unpublished Writings of Reinhard Bendix, 1930-1991, 275 file folders, arranged chronologically.
This series contains both published and unpublished writings by Bendix. Included in this series are early writings in German (1930-1938), background materials and early versions of several book publications, including Social Mobility in Industry (1959), Embattled Reason (1970), and extensive files pertaining to Work and Authority in Industry (1956). The series also contains numerous essay and lecture texts, including many on various aspects of the writings of Max Weber, and reviews of the works of others.
Series 4: Course and Lecture Notes, 1943-1986, 38 file folders, arranged alphabetically.
This series contains course notes, outlines, background materials, book notes, and student papers from the many courses taught by Bendix at the University of Chicago, the University of California, Berkeley, as well as from his guest professorships in Germany.
Series 5: Published and Unpublished Writings by Others, 128 file folders, arranged alphabetically.
This series contains reprints, clippings and typescripts of articles by other authors collected by Bendix. Many of the texts are mimeographed typescripts and were used by Bendix in his courses and lectures.
Series 6: Miscellaneous Materials, Notes, 26 file folders, arranged alphabetically.
This series consists of folders on various topics, both for courses taught by Bendix as well as topics of research for his publications.
Series 7: Pamphlet Collection, 55 file folders, arranged alphabetically.
Series 1: Autobiographical and Biographical Materials, 1929-1998
Box 1
Folder
1. German recommendations and resumé, 1933-1937.
2. Curriculum vitae and list of publications.
3. Honorary degrees, 1978, 1980.
4. Who's who entries.
5. "A Memoir of My Father." Reprint, 1965.
6. "Rückblicke auf Deutschland. Aufsätze über Wandlungen
des Bewußtseins im Zentrum Europas von Johannes Anderegg, Rainer M. Lepsius,
Rudolf von Thadden. Herausgegeben und eingeleitet von Reinhard Bendix."
Typescript, July 1971.
7. "A Trip to East Berlin and Alt-Golm (May 15-16, 1979)."
8. "A Personal Memoir or How I became an American Sociologist." Typescript,
1980.
9. From Berlin to Berkeley. Correspondence and documents, 1929-1981.
10. From Berlin to Berkeley. Project description.
11. From Berlin to Berkeley. Table of contents, Introduction.
12. From Berlin to Berkeley. Epilogue.
13. From Berlin to Berkeley. Notes.
14. From Berlin to Berkeley. Statistics on German Jews.
15. From Berlin to Berkeley. Background materials.
16. From Berlin to Berkeley. German legal materials.
17. "Dämmerung. Ein Monolog." Typescript.
18. Bendix, Else Henschel. "How the critics judged me... Newspaper reviews
of my seven years on stage, 1904-1911." Typescript.
19. Bendix, Ludwig. Correspondence, 1935, 1953.
20. Bendix, Ludwig. Published bibliography.
21. Bendix, Ludwig. "Rechtspolitische Schriften." Reprint.
22. Bendix, Ludwig. "Tragik des Berufsrichters und der Rechtsunterworfenen
in Deutschland." (undated)
23. Bendix, John. Correspondence, 1985-1986, undated.
24. Bendix, John. "The Non-Belonging of the Foreign Worker." Photocopy,
1986.
"Comparison in the Work of Reinhard Bendix." Photocopy, 1998.
Folders 25-36: reviews of works by Reinhard Bendix.
25. Higher Civil Servants in American Society (1949). Reviews.
26. Work and Authority in Industry (1956, 1974). Reviews, correspondence.
27. Herrschaft und Industriearbeit (1960). Reviews.
28. Max Weber: An Intellectual Portrait (1960). Reviews.
29. Nation Building and Citizenship (1964). Reviews.
30. Embattled Reason (1970). Reviews.
31. Scholarship and Partnership: Essays on Max Weber (1971; with Guenther Roth).
Reviews.
32. Sociology and Ideology (1970). Review.
33. Force, Fate, and Freedom (1984). Reviews.
34. Von Berlin nach Berkeley (1985). Reviews.
35. Kings or People (1979). Reviews, English.
36. Kings or People (Könige oder Volk). Reviews, German.
Series 2: Correspondence Files, 1948-1987
Box 1 (continued)
Folder
37. A – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
38. Adams, James L.,1952.
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1973-1980.
39. American Philosophical Society, 1977-1978.
Amnesty International, 1987.
Andrews, John A. Y., 1980-1981.
40. Association for Asian Studies (Journal of Asian Studies), 1965-1966.
41. B – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
42. Baumann, Zygmunt, 1978-1983.
Baylis, Thomas, 1980.
43. Bell, Daniel, 1973.
Bell, Wendell, 1976.
Ben-David, Joseph, 1978.
44. Berg, Ellen Ziskind, 1980, 1984.
Berger, Bennett M., 1983-1984.
45. Bergesen, Albert, 1977, 1981.
Binder, Leonard, 1969-1970.
46. Bird, Richard, 1975.
Bisson, Thomas, 1978.
Blalock, Hubert, 1979.
47. Blumberg, Paul, 1978.
Blumer, Herbert, 1951.
48. Bogacz, Theodore, 1975-1980.
Bonham, Gary, 1982-1984.
49. Bonnell, Victoria, 1978-1983.
50. Brand, Coenraad, 1971-1972.
Braudel, Fernand, 1976.
51. Braungart, Richard (Dick), 1986-1987.
Bruneau, Thomas C., 1980.
52. Bry, Ernst, 1978.
Bry, Gerhard, 1978-1979.
53. C – D – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
54. Callaghy, Thomas M., 1978-1980.
Cavalli, Luciano, 1981-1982.
Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, 1976.
55. Chernin, Milton, 1977.
Collins, Randall, 1980.
56. Committee on Scholarly Communication with the People's Republic of China,
1982-1983.
Conrad, Dietrich, 1990, 1979.
Craig, Gordon, 1979.
57. DaPazzo, François, 1977.
Daito, Eisuke, 1979.
Dassin, Joan, 1977.
58. Dean, Shirley, 1981-1982.
Delany, William, 1972.
Demerath, Jay, 1985
Desjardins, Barbara, 1977-1981.
59. Dickey, Laurence, 1981.
Diefendorf, Jeffry M., 1980.
Dittmer, Lowell, 1987.
Dore, Ronald, 1963.
60. Eastern Sociological Society (William J. Goode), 1952, 1960.
Easton, David, 1983-1984.
Egan, Alan, 1978.
61. Ehrmann, Henry, 1977.
Eidlin, Fred, 1980-1983.
Eisenstedt, S.N., 1966.
62. F – G – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
63. Ferkiss, Victor, 1980.
Ferrarotti, Franco, 1965-1966.
64. Fillinger, Paul (Paul Fillinger Film Productions), 1980.
65. Fliessbach, Holger, 1980.
Flora, Peter, 1987.
Fügen, Hans Norbert, 1981-1982.
Furniss, Norman, 1985-1986.
66. Gadgil, D. R. (re: Nation Building and Citizenship), 1963-1964.
Gaines, William L. (The Institute of Foreign Studies), 1977.
67. Galambos, Louis, 1977-1978.
Gaus, John M., 1948.
68. Getzler, Israel, 1977-1983.
Giesen, Bernd, 1990.
Glassman, Ronald, 1976-1983.
69. Glazer, Nathan, 1951, 1977.
Gordon, Richard, 1981.
70. Graña, César, 1977.
Gray, Hanna Holborn, 1981.
Gress, David, 1982.
71. Grimshaw, Allen D., 1978.
Guggenheim Fellowship, 1975.
Gum, William L., 1976-1982.
Gustafson, Paul M., 1986.
72. H – J – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
73. Haase, Paul, 1979.
Habermas, Jürgen, 1980.
Hall, John R., 1982.
Hekman, Susan J., 1981.
74. Hennis, Wilhelm, 1978-1986.
75. Hohmann, Nikolaus, 1985.
Honegger, Claudia, 1980.
Hoselitz, Bert F., 1949-1951.
76. Howe, Gary Nigel, 1979.
Huff, Toby E., 1982.
77. Hughes, Jim, 1977.
International Biographical Archives and Dictionary of Central European Emigres,
1933-1945, 1976-1979.
78. International Sociological Association (Tom Bottomore, T. H. Marshall, Robert
C. Angell), 1954-1956.
79. International Sociological Association (Kurt H. Wolff, Nelson Foote, Alfred
McClung Lee, Stein Rokkan, Clark Kerr), 1954-1956.
Box 2
Folder
Folders 1-9: Correspondence concerning the 1978 meeting of the International
Sociological Association:
1. International Sociological Association, general, 1976-1977.
2. Cardoso, Fernando Enrique, 1977.
Chirot, Daniel, 1976-1978.
3. Dahrendorf, Ralf, 1977.
Eckstein, Susan, 1977.
4. Evers, Hans-Dieter, 1977.
Friedrichs, Robert W., 1977.
Goldfrank, Walter L., 1977.
5. Hermassi, Elbaki, 1977-1981.
Higley, John, 1977.
Lötsch, Manfred, 1978.
6. Matejko, Alexander, 1977.
Riabushkin, T. V., 1977.
Richard, Michel P., 1978.
7. Sharma, Kailas N., 1977-1982.
8. Stavenhagen, Rudolfo, 1977.
Szmatka, Jacek, 1977.
Tominaga, Ken'ichi, 1977-1978.
9. Watanuki, Joji, 1976-1978.
Weiss, Jane Alison, 1977.
10. Irschick, Gene, 1978.
Jackson, Robert, 1976
11. Jacobsen, Kenneth, 1978-1981.
12. Janowitz, Morris, 1966, 1978.
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 1976.
13. Johnson, Alvin, 1951.
Johnson, Bruce, 1976-1977.
Johnson, Chalmers, 1976-1978.
14. Jowitt, Kenneth, 1973-1974.
15. K – L – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
16. Kabongo, Ilunga, 1973.
Kalberg, Stephen, 1980.
17. Kang, Jung In, 1984-1985.
Kantowsky, Detlef, 1977.
18. Kautsky, John H., 1984.
Knight, Walter, 1967-1968.
König, René, 1979-1981.
19. Kohli, Atul, 1981-1982.
20. Kothari, Rajni, 1962.
21. Kühnhardt, Ludger, 1986; reprint.
22. Kunz, Andreas, 1976-1983.
23. Kwok, Siu-tong, 1979-1981.
Lacklen, John, 1978.
Laslett, Barbara (Social Science History Association), 1978-1979.
24. Laufer, Heinz, 1981-1983.
25. Laumann, Edward O., 1981-1982.
Lazarsfeld, Paul F., 1952.
Lederberg, Joshua, 1974.
26. Lee, Alfred McClung, 1951, 1985.
Lee, Dorothy, 1980.
27. Leo Baeck Institute, 1980-1986.
28. Lepsius, M. Rainer, 1978.
Levenberg, Nancy Elizabeth, 1976-1983.
29. Leventman, Paula, 1976-1977; reprint.
30. Levine, Barry B., 1981.
Levine, Donald N., 1986; reprint.
31. Lipset, Seymour Martin (Marty), 1951-1952, 1977-1986.
32. Lösche, Peter, 1988.
Long, Norton E., 1978.
33. Luke, Timothy, 1983-1984.
34. Lynd, Helen M., 1951.
Lynd, Robert, 1952.
35. M – O – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
36. Marsh, Donald C., 1951.
Mavrogordatos, George Th., 1977.
37. May, Henry F., 1986.
Mayntz, Renate, 1983.
38. McNutt, Helma, 1979.
Meeks, Wayne, 1984-1986.
39. Merriam, Charles, 1948.
Merton, Robert K., 1952, 1967.
40. Meuschel, Sigrid, 1990-1991.
41. Meyer, Richard A., 1951.
Miller, Abraham H., 1985.
Morawska, Ewa, 1986.
42. Mueller, Hans-Eberhard, 1978.
Muir, William K. (Sandy), 1980-1983.
43. National Humanities Center, 1983.
National Public Radio, 1979.
44. Nelson, Benjamin, 1977.
Nisbet, Robert, 1965, 1980.
45. Norbu, Dawa, 1982-1985.
46. Oakes, Guy, 1980.
Odaka, Kunio, 1950.
Orenstein, Henry, 1978.
47. P – R – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
48. The Pacific Sociological Association (The Pacific Sociological Review), 1966.
Pandey, Rajendra, 1981.
49. Parsons, Talcott, 1964-1966.
Pelez, Shimon, 1975.
Perin, Constance, 1976.
50. Philipps, Walter (Research Assistant to R.Bendix), 1960-1982.
51. Poerschke, Frank, 1981-1982.
Polydorides, Nicos D., 1983.
Pope, Saxton, 1952.
52. Pope, Whitney, 1979-1980.
Popkin, Jeremy, 1979.
Prager, Jeffrey, 1979-1983.
53. Raphael, E.O., 1978.
Rich, Henry, 1980.
54. Rapoport, David, 1977-1978.
55. Riesman, David, 1946-1983.
56. Rokkan, Stein, 1961-1963.
57. Rosberg, Carl G., 1976.
Rosenstein, Eliezer, 1976-1977.
58. Rosovsky, Henry, 1981.
Rossetti, Carlo, 1986-1987.
59. Roth, Guenther, 1964-1983.
60. Rothblatt, Sheldon, 1983.
Rozman, Gilbert, 1976.
Rudolph, Lloyd I., 1979, 1982.
Rustow, Dankwart A., 1965.
61. S – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
62. Scheibert, Peter, 1976-1977.
Schiff, Avraham, 1975-1976.
63. Schluchter, Wolfgang, 1977-1991.
64. Schmädeke, Jürgen, 1980.
Schmid, Carol, 1978-1982.
Schmitter, Philippe C., 1976.
65. Schneider, Reinhart, 1971-1983.
66. Schoefer, Christine, 1981-1982.
Schütz, Wilhelm Wolfgang, 1977.
67. Schwan, Alexander and Gesine, 1981.
Schweitzer, Arthur, 1963.
Sciulli, David, 1984-1985.
68. Seliger, Martin, 1977-1978.
Selvin, Hanan C., 1978.
69. Selznick, Philip, 1956, 1966.
Sennett, Richard, 1976-1980.
70. Shils, Edward, 1973-1985.
71. Showalter, Ralph, 1951.
Shuen, Yin, 1986.
Singer, Milton, 1983.
72. Skocpol, Theda, 1977-1982.
73. Somjee, A. H., 1985.
Spalek, John M., 1979-1982.
74. Sprondel, Walter, 1974-1978.
Stevenson, Adlai, 1952.
75. Stiewe, Werner, 1973.
Strong, Tracy B., 1984.
Stunkard, Albert J., 1977.
76. Suzuki, Yoshitaka, 1978.
Sweet, Louise, 1974-1976.
77. T – Z – recommendations and miscellaneous correspondence.
78. Tar, Zoltan, 1982-1983.
Tibi, Bassam, 1985-1986.
79. Tiryakian, Edward A., 1979.
Todd, John, 1980
Toru, Haga, 1976.
80. Trentini, Giancarlo, 1983; reprint.
Umpatscheh, Andreas, 1982.
81. von Thadden, Rudolf, 1976-1986.
82. Wachenheim, Hedwig, 1959.
83. Walder, Andrew, 1986-1987.
Wasserstein, Abraham, 1984.
Weil, Frederick, 1984.
84. Weidemann, Conrad, 1989-1991.
85. Weintraub, Jeff, 1977.
Westie, Frank R., 1979.
White, Harrison C., 1976-1977.
86. Wilson, Everett, 1979.
Wirth, Louis, 1982.
Wittebur, Klemens, 1982.
87. Wolff, Kurt H., 1971.
Wolfson, Manfred, 1985.
Womack, Brantley, 1982.
Woodhouse, Charles, 1980.
88. Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, 1974-1975.
89. Wright, George, 1981-1983.
90. Yellin, Joel, 1972.
Young, Nigel, 1977.
91. Zammito, John, 1977-1980.
Folders 92-100: Employment
92. Employment offers, 1949-1977.
93. Australia National University / University of Canterbury, New Zealand, 1976.
94. Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1983.
95 Harvard University, Center for European Studies. Colloquium, November 18-20,
1983.
96. Northwestern University, 1966.
97. University of California, Berkeley, 1948-1967.
98. University of California, Berkeley, 1970-1985.
99. University of California, Berkeley, Department of Sociology, 1947-1953.
100. University of California, Berkeley, Science Colloquium, 1973-1974.
Box 3
Folder
Folders 1-4: Employment.
1. University of Colorado, Boulder, 1947.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1966.
University of Minnesota, 1952.
2. University of Pittsburgh (Leonard Plotnicov), 1965-1966.
3. University of Texas at Austin, 1977-1978.
4. Yale University (Wendell Bell), 1966.
Folders 5-20: Correspondence with publishers.
5. The American Journal of Sociology, 1952.
6. Anchor Books, 1961.
Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1970.
The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc., 1975-1976.
7. C.H. Beck'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung (Günther Schiwy), 1976-1977.
Cambridge University Press, 1978.
8. Columbia University Press (John D. Moore), 1977-1978.
9. Euramerica, S.A., 1973.
Hermann Luchterhand Verlag, 1968-1971.
10. International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 1962-1965.
John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1976.
11. Little, Brown and Company (re: State and Society), 1967.
12. The Nation, 1951.
The New Leader, 1952.
Oxford University Press, 1976.
13. Social Research (Arien Mack), 1979.
Sociological Inquiry (Harry M. Johnson), 1979.
14. Staatslexikon der Görres-Gesellschaft, 1982-1983.
15. Tavistock Publications Limited, 1966.
Universitätsverlag Konstanz, 1977-1978.
16. University of California Press (State and Society), 1973-1974.
17. University of California Press (Max Weber; Nation Building and Citizenship;
Economy and Society), 1973-1976.
18. University of California Press (Kings or People), 1977-1980.
19. University of California Press (Force, Fate and Freedom), 1982-1985.
20. University of Pennsylvania Press, 1986.
Yale University Press, 1983.
Zeitschrift für Soziologie (Wolfgang Lipp), 1978.
Series 3: Published and Unpublished Writings of Reinhard Bendix, 1930-1986
Box 4
Folder
Folders 1-17: Early writings in German, 1930-1938.
1. Poetry, 1930s.
2. Untitled sketches, 1930s.
3. "Thesen zu Karl Mannheims: 'Ideologie und Utopie'." Typescript,
dated May 22, 1932.
4. "Über die Religiosität im Atheismus." Typescript, dated
June 18, 1932.
5. "Mensch und Religion." Typescript, dated Aug. 2, 1932.
6. "Aphorisma." Typescript, dated March 26, 1933.
7. "De Caesare et Christo." Typescript, dated March 31, 1933.
8. "Zur Strukturanalyse des menschlichen Geistes." Typescript, dated
Apr. 16 – May 25, 1933.
9. "Für die, die verweilen." Typescript, dated May 1933.
10. "Philosophie und Leben." Typescript, dated June 29 – Dec.
13, 1933.
11. "Das Problem des Irrationalen und der inneren Transcendenz." Typescript,
dated beginning Feb. – Mar. 23, 1934.
12. "Versuch einer Funktionsanalyse der menschlichen Struktur." Typescript,
dated Nov. 15, 1934 – May 12, 1935.
13. Untitled typescript, circa 1935.
14. "Der Begriff der Wahrheit im wissenschaftlichen Denken." Typescript,
dated June 16, 1935.
15. "Die Aufgabe geschichtlicher Besinnung." Typescript, circa 1936-1937.
16. "Die Bedeutung der menschlichen Existenz im Zusammenhang der geistesgeschichtlichen
Entwicklung." Typescript, Apr. 7, 1937.
17. Untitled typescript on Kant, dated Apr. 22, 1938.
Folders 18-29: Typescripts of full-length works, 1947-1956.
18. The Public Servant in a Democracy: A Study of the Social Origins and Careers
of Higher Federal Administrators. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Chicago,
June 1947.
19. The Public Servant in a Democracy. Handwritten critical comments by Ludwig
Bendix.
20. Higher Civil Servants in American Society (1949). Notes, interviews.
21. Class, Status and Power (1953, with S. M. Lipset). Early outlines.
22. Work and Authority in Industry (1956). Initial drafts: "Managerial Ideologies."
Typescripts.
23. Work and Authority in Industry. Early versions: "Class Relations and
Industrialization." Mimeo.
24. Work and Authority in Industry. Early versions: "Class Relations and
Industrialization in Europe – An Essay." Mimeo.
25. Work and Authority in Industry. Early version: "Class Relations in Societies
Undergoing Industrialization." Mimeo.
26. Work and Authority in Industry. Early versions: "Ideologies, Class-Relations
and Industrialization." Mimeo.
27. Work and Authority in Industry. Early versions: "The Ideology of Anti-Industrialism."
Mimeo.
28. Work and Authority in Industry. Early versions: "The Ideology of Anti-Industrialism."
Critical comments by Ludwig Bendix, handwritten and mimeo.
29. Work and Authority in Industry. Early versions: "Industrialization and
Intellectual Life." Mimeo.
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1. Work and Authority in Industry. Early versions: "Industrialization and
Intellectual Life." Materials, notes.
2. Work and Authority in Industry. Early versions: "Social Classes and the
Political Community." Typescript, mimeo.
3. Work and Authority in Industry. Notes on Russian labor relations.
4. Work and Authority in Industry. Notes on Soviet and East German managerial
strategies.
5. Social Mobility in Industrial Society (1959, with S. M. Lipset). Early version:
"Power and the Elites in American Society." Typescripts.
6. Social Mobility in Industrial Society. Early texts by William Goldner, Seymour
Lipset.
7. Social Mobility in Industrial Society. Background materials.
8. Max Weber. An Intellectual Portrait (1960). Notes, background materials.
9. Nation Building and Citizenship (1964). Notes for Chapter 4 by Brenda Thomas.
10. State and Society. A Reader in Comparative Political Sociology (1968). Outlines.
11. State and Society. A Reader in Comparative Political Sociology. Background
materials.
12. Embattled Reason (1970). Early version: "Distrust of Reason", 1961-1962.
Mimeo. and typescripts.
13. Embattled Reason. Early version: "Distrust of Reason." Typescripts.
14. Embattled Reason. Early version: "The Belief in Science." Typescript,
mimeo.
15. Kings or People. Table of contents.
16. Kings or People. Background materials.
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Essays and lectures:
1. "Appendix: Karl Marx on Workers and Their Intellectual Leaders."
Undated, mimeo.
2. "Einige Bemerkungen zur erkenntnistheoretischen Grundlegung der Wissens-soziologie.
Eine kritische Besprechung von Hans Barth 'Wahrheit und Ideologie'."
Written with Ludwig Bendix. Typescript, undated.
3. "The Field of Political Sociology" (written with Seymour Lipset).
Reprint, undated.
4. "Karl Marx' Theory of Social Classes" (written with Seymour Lipset).
Mimeo., undated.
5. "Managerial Appeals and Enforced Industrialization." Typescript,
undated.
6. "Notes on a Comparative Study of the Intelligentsia." Mimeo., undated.
8. "The State and Religion: A Note on the Analysis of Max Weber." Typescript,
undated.
9. Miscellaneous lecture texts, handwritten.
10. Miscellaneous lecture texts, 1950s-1960s. Handwritten and typescript.
11. Miscellaneous lecture texts, 1970s-1980s. Handwritten and typescript.
12. Karl Marx paper, 1943. Typescript.
13. Memoranda prepared for Charles Merriam, University of Chicago, 1943.
14. "The Rise and Acceptance of German Sociology." Unpub. M.A. thesis,
1943. Typescript.
15. "The Rise and Acceptance of German Sociology." Reading notes.
16. "The Rise and Acceptance of German Sociology." M.A. thesis. Bound volume, dated Mar. 1943.
17. Bound reprints, 1944-1952.
18. Bound reprints, 1954-1963.
19. Bound reprints, 1964-1968.
20. Bound reprints, 1948-1966 (photocopies).
21. "Education and the Teaching of History. " Reprint, Jan. 1945.
22. "Bureaucracy and the Problem of Power. " Reprints, 1945.
23. "Social Science and Social Action in Historical Perspective. " Reprint, Apr. 1946.
24. "Max Weber's Interpretation of Conduct and History. " Typescript, reprint, May 1946.
25. "J.D. Kingsley's interpretation of the historical evolution of the British Civil Service. " Term paper typescript, University of Chicago, May 1947.
26. "Bureaucracy: The Problem and its Setting." Reprints, Oct. 1947.
27. "Marx' Views on Labor Re-Examined." Reprint, Jan. 1948.
28. "Who are the Bureaucrats?" Typescripts, Jan. 1948.
29. "Who are the Bureaucrats?" Correspondence, 1947-1949.
30. "Public Administration." Unpublished typescript, circa 1948-1949.
31. "Notes on Different Aspects of Problem-Solving in the History of Science."
Typescript, circa 1949.
32. "Primitivism, Authority, and Human Relations." Reprint, 1949.
33. "The Perspectives of Elton Mayo " (with Lloyd H. Fisher). Reprint, Nov. 1949.
34. "Socialism and the Theory of Bureaucracy." Reprint, Nov. 1950.
35. "The Psychological Prophecy of Doom." Unpublished typescript, 1951.
36. "Some Theoretical Implications of Industrial Society." Unpublished,
1951. Typescripts and notes.
37. "Social Science and the Distrust of Reason." Pamphlet, 1951.
38. "The Image of Man in the Social Sciences." Reprint, Feb. 1951.
39. "Psychiatry in Prison." Reprints, Feb. 1951.
40. "Sociological and Psychiatric Modes of Analysis." Unpublished typescript,
1952.
41. "Social Mobility and Occupational Career Patterns "(with Seymour M. Lipset). Reprint, Jan. 1952.
42. "Social Stratification and Political Power. " Photocopy, June 1952.
43. "Compliant Behavior and Individual Personality." Reprints, Nov.
1952.
44. "Social Theory and Social Reform Action in the Sociology of Louis Wirth."
Reprint, May 1954.
45. "Bureaucratization in Industry." Reprint, 1954.
46. "The Self-Legitimation of an Entrepreneurial Class: The Case of England."
Reprint, 1954.
47. "Alexis de Tocqueville and Max Weber." Mimeo., circa 1954.
48. "Job Plans and Entry into the Labor Market" (with Seymour Lipset
and F. Theodore Malm). Reprint, typescript, March 1955.
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1. "The Suppression of the Class Structure in East Germany." Mimeo.,
1956.
2. "Political Sociology "(with Seymour M. Lipset). Reprint, 1957.
3. "Max Webers Einfluss auf die amerikanische Soziologie "(with Günther Roth). Reprint, 1959.
4. "Industrialization, Ideologies, and Social Structure. "Reprint, Oct. 1959.
5. "On Teaching the 'History of Social Thought'." Mimeo., American
Sociological Association, New York, 1960.
6. "On the Social Structure of Western Societies: Some Reflections on Comparative
Analysis" (with Seymour Lipset). Mimeo., circa 1960.
7. "Social Stratification and the Political Community. An essay on the
social structure of Western societies." Typescript, 1960.
8. "Social Stratification and the Political Community." Reprint, mimeo.,
1960.
9. "Social Stratification and the Political Community." Notes, materials.
10. "The Intellectual Lineage of Max Weber." Typescript, Pacific Sociological
Association, 1961.
11. "Notes on the Indian Political Community (December 6-12, 1961)."
Typescript.
12. "The extension of national citizenship to the lower classes: a comparative
perspective" (with Stein Rokkan, 1962. Typescript and mimeo.
13. "The extension of national citizenship." Notes.
14. "The Sociology of Administration." Typescript, June 3, 1962.
15. "A Sociologist Looks at Economic Development." Typescript, June
1962.
16. "Einleitung zur deutschen Ausgabe" [Weber]. Mimeo., circa 1964.
17. "The Age of Ideology: Persistent and Changing." Reprint, 1964.
18. "Die Kritik am American Way of Life im amerikanischen sozialwissenschaftlichen Schrifttum." Reprint, 1964.
19. "Cultural-Educational Mobility and Development." Conference on
Social Structure and Economic Mobility in Economic Development, Jan. 1964. Typescripts.
20. "Max Webers Soziologie heute." Typescript, mimeo., July 7, 1964.
21. "Max Weber's sociology today." Reprint, July 7, 1964; 1965.
22. "Max Weber and Jakob Burckhardt." Mimeo., Sept. 2, 1964.
23. "Authority 'and all that'." Mimeo., after 1965.
24. "Max Weber’s sociology today." Reprint, 1965
25. "Die vergleichende Analyse historischer Wandlungen." Reprint, 1965.
26. Introductory comments at Edinburgh meeting, March 19-21, 1965.
27. "Modernization and Inequality." Mimeo., 1965.
28. "The Comparative Analysis of Historical Change." Mimeo., Apr. 22-24,
1965.
29. "Vergleichende Perspektiven über die Sozialstruktur der 'Entwicklungsländer'."
Reprint, typescript, June 18, 1965.
30. "A Case Study in Cultural and Educational Mobility: Japan and the Protestant Ethic." Reprint, 1966.
31. "Max Weber and Jakob Burckhardt." Reprint, 1966
32. "Towards a Definition of Modernization." Mimeo., 1966.
33. "In Defense of the Ivory Tower" / "The Beleaguered Ivory Tower".
Typescripts, Feb. 28, 1966; related correspondence.
34. "In Defense of the Ivory Tower." Notes, materials.
35. "Ideology and Sociology." International Sociological Association,
Evian meeting, Sept. 1966. Mimeo.; related correspondence.
36. Open letter (11-11-66) to student newspaper. Typescript.
37. "The Comparative Analysis of Historical Change."Reprint, 1967.
38. "Modern Society." Voice of America Forum lecture, 1967. Typescript.
39. "Preconditions of Development: A Comparison of Japan and Germany."
Reprint, 1967.
40. "The Protestant Ethic – Revisited." Mimeo., 1967.
41. "Reflections on Charismatic Leadership." Reprint, June 1967.
42. "Otto Hinze" entry for International Encyclopedia of the Social
Sciences. Typescript, 1968.
43. "Max Weber" entry for International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences.
Typescripts, 1968.
44. "Bureaucracy." Reprint, 1968.
45. "Modernisierung und soziale Ungleichheit." Reprint, 1968.
46. "Tradition and Modernity Reconsidered." Reprint, 1968.
47. "Some personal reflections on the Faculty Student Commission Report."
Mimeo., typescript, circa Feb. 1968.
48. "Education Abroad Program – Göttingen Center. Annual Report
1969-70." Typescript, 1970.
49. "Sociology and the Distrust of Reason." Reprint, 1970.
50. "Der Einzelne und die Gesellschaft." Reprint, 1970.
51. "Sociology and Ideology." Reprint, 1970.
52. "Sociology and Ideology." Mimeo., 1970.
53. "Sociology and Ideology." Background materials, notes.
54. "Wissenschaft als Beruf." Mimeo. radio text, June 21, 1970.
55. "Social and Political Changes in the Twentieth Century." Reprint,
1971.
56. "Social and Political Changes in the Twentieth Century." Background
materials, notes.
57. "Der Glaube an die Wissenschaft." Typescript, Reprint,1972.
58. "Science, Knowledge, and Society: Foci for Discussion" (with Ernst
B. Haas). Berkeley Science Colloquium, 1973. Typescript.
59. "Inequality and Social Structure: A Comparison of Marx and Weber."
Reprint, 1974.
60. Unpublished statement on membership in the Hashomer Hazair (Berlin 1935-36),
written in 1975. Typescript.
61. "Notes for a Conference on Women in Russia." Stanford, May 29 –
June 1, 1975. Typescript.
62. "The Limits of Inequality. A comment on a paper by Bernard Barber."
Typescript, June 1975.
63. "Science and the Purposes of Knowledge." Reprint, Summer 1975.
Also early version: "The Ideology of Science." Typescript.
64. "The Mandate to Rule: An Introduction." Reprint, 1976.
65. "Introduction to Hans Barth's Truth and Ideology. Typescript, 1976;
related correspondence.
66. "Interdisciplinary Work in the Social Sciences." Feb. 18, 1976.
Notes, related correspondence.
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1. "Classes, Organized Interests and Civil Society." Chicago, Nov.
1976. Typescripts.
2. "Province and Metropolis: The Case of Eighteenth-Century Germany."
Reprint, 1977.
3. "Some Reflections on the Science Policy Colloquium." Typescript,
circa 1978.
4. "Das Problem des gesellschaftlichen Konsensus: Intellektuelle und andere Menschen." Reprint, May 11, 1978.
5. "Why Nationalism?" Reprints, typescripts, Oct. 1978.
6. "Structural Foundations of Nationalism." Typescript, circa 1978.
7. "Westeuropa als Gegenstand und Quelle sozialwissenschaftlicher Forschung."
Typescript, German Sociological Society, 1979.
8. "Western Europe as the Object and Source of Social Science Research."
Reprint, Winter 1979.
9. "Special Knowledge and Social Isolation. Marginal men in modern society."
Typescript, May 25, 1980.
10. "What Max Weber Means to Me." Typescript, Max Weber Colloquium,
William Patterson College of New Jersey, Oct. 30-31, 1980; related correspondence.
11. "Wie ich zu einem amerikanischen Soziologen wurde." Reprint, 1981.
12. "Reflections on a Definition by Max Weber." Typescripts, ASA meeting,
1982.
13. "The Intellectual's Role in the Modern World." Typescripts, Mar.
4, 1982.
14. "What Max Weber Means to Me?" Reprint, 1983.
15. "Social Theory and the Break with Tradition." Typescript, for Ehrmann
Festschrift, 1983.
16. "The Letters of Alexis de Tocqueville." Typescripts, 1983; related
correspondence.
17. "Deutschland und der Westen." Typescripts, reprints., Dec. 1-2,
1983.
18. "Deutschland und die USA: Reflexionen eines Sozialwissenschaftlers."
Typescript, Dec. 8, 1983.
19. "Generations as Problems of Personal Identity." Typescript, 1984.
20. "Reflections on Max Weber's Protestant Ethic." Typescript, UC Santa
Cruz, Humanities Institute, 1984; related correspondence.
21. "Authority" / "Authorität." Reprint, typescripts,
circa 1985.
22. "Kommentar zu P. Rossis Beitrag." Reprint, 1985.
23. "Vorboten der Intoleranz im frühen Christentum." Typescript,
circa 1985.
24. "Umbildungen des Charisma. Überlegungen zu Max Webers Charismabegriff
am Beispiel des Frühchristentums." Typescripts, 1985.
25. "Transformations of Charisma. Reflections on Max Weber's concept of
charisma with reference to Early Christianity." Typescripts, 1985.
26. "Transformations of Charisma." Notes, background materials.
27. "Der europäische Sonderweg." Oct. 1985; related correspondence.
28. "Soziologische Überlegungen zum frühchristlichen Anspruch
auf absolute Wahrheit." Typescripts, 1986.
29. "Sociological Reflections on the Early Christian Claim to Absolute Truth."
Typescript, 1986.
30. "Reflections on Modern Western States and Civil Societies" (with
John Bendix and Norman Furniss). Typescripts,Reprint 1986.c.1987
31. "Reflections on Modern Western States and Civil Societies." Notes,
background materials.
32. Convocation Address, University of California, Berkeley, Department of Political
Science, May 16, 1986. Typescript.
33. "The Special Position of Europe." Reprint, June 5, 1986.
34. "The Emergence of Intolerance in the Western Church." June 25, 1986;
related correspondence.
35. "A Reading of Tocqueville's Letters." Typescripts, Nov. 6, 1986.
36. "Values and concepts in Max Weber’s comparative studies." Reprint, 1987.
37. "Social Science and the Kuhn Discussion." Reprint, Feb. 4, 1988.
38. "Ein Blick auf die Sozialwissenschaften." Reprint, 1989.
39. "Die Rolle des Intellektuellen in der modernen Welt." Reprint, 1990.
40. "Umstrittene Vernunft – ein Bericht." Reprint, 1990.
41. "State, Legitimation and ‘Civil Society’."Reprint, Winter 1990/1991.
42. Translations of articles by Bendix into Japanese (1960).
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Folder
Reviews by Bendix of works by other authors.
1. Goldstein, Kurt. "Bemerkungen über die Bedeutung der Biologie für
die Soziologie anlässlich des Autoritätsproblems" (1936). Typescript.
2. Elias, Norbert. Ueber den Prozess der Zivilisation (1939). Typescript.
3. Ulich, Robert. Fundamentals of Democratic Education (1940). Typescript.
4. Chamberlin, William Henry. The World's Iron Age (1941). Reprint.
5. Marcuse, Herbert. Reason and Revolution (1941). Typescript.
6. Russell, Bertrand. Power: A New Social Analysis (1938); Ferrero, Guglielmo.
The Principles of Power (1942). Typescript.
7. Hagen, Paul. Will Germany Crack? (1942). Typescript.
8. Leonhardt, Hans L. Nazi Conquest of Danzig (1942). Reprint.
9. Negley, Glenn. The Organization of Knowledge (1942). Reprint.
10. Brady, Robert R. Business as a System of Power (1943). Typescript.
11. Kotschnig, Walter M. Slaves Need No Leaders (1943). Typescript.
12. Nova, Fritz. The National Socialist Fuehrerprinzip and Its Background in
German Thought (1943). Typescript, reprint.
13. Arnold, Joseph Irving. Socialism in the United States (1944). Typescript.
14. Fraenkel, Ernst. Military Occupation and the Rule of Law: Occupational Government
in the Rhineland 1918-1923 (1944). Galley proofs.
15. Heiden, Konrad. Der Fuehrer: Hitler's Rise to Power (1944). Reprint.
16. Hermens, Ferdinand A. The Tyrants' War and the Peoples' Peace (1944). Typescript,
galley proofs, reprint.
17. Kingsley, J. Donald. Representative Bureaucracy. An Interpretation of the
British Civil Service (1944). Typescript, reprint.
18. Polanyi, Karl. The Great Transformation (1944). Typescript.
19. von Hayek, F. A. "The Counterrevolution of Science" and "Scientism
and the Study of Society" (1941-1944). Typescript.
20. Anderson, William and John M. Gaus. Research in Public Administration (1945).
Galley proofs.
21. Venable, Vernon. Human Nature: The Marxian View (1945). Typescript, proofs.
22. König, René. Materialien zur Soziologie der Familie (1946). Typescript.
23. Reich, Wilhelm. The Mass Psychology of Fascism (1946). Typescript.
24. Salter, J. T. (ed.). Public Men In and Out of Office (1946). Typescript.
25. Smith, Bruce L., Harold D. Lasswell, Ralph D. Casey. Communication and Public
Opinion (1946). Galley proofs.
26. Vontobel, Klara. Das Arbeitsethos des deutschen Protestantismus (1946). Reprint.
27. Pigors, Paul and Charles A. Meyer. Personnel Administration (1947). Typescript.
28. Flechtheim, Ossip K. Die Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands in der Weimarer
Republik (1948). Typescript.
29. Spero, Sterling D. Government as Employer (1948). Typescript, reprint, related
correspondence.
30. Geiger, Theodor. Aufgaben und Stellung der Intelligenz in der Gesellschaft
(1949). Typescript.
31. Bakke, E. Wight. Bonds of Organization (1950). Typescript, reprint.
32. von Wiese, Leopold. Gesellschaftliche Stände und Klassen (1950). Typescript.
33. Fränger, Wilhlem. The Millenium of Hieronymus Bosch (1951). Typescript.
34. Geiger, Theodor. Soziale Umschichtungen in einer Dänischen Mittelstadt
(1951). Typescript.
35. Schumpeter, Joseph A. Imperialism and Social Classes (1951). Typescript.
36. Havemann, Ernest and Patricia Salter West. They Went to College (1952). Typescript.
37. Horkheimer, Max. Survey of the Social Sciences in Western Germany (1952).
Typescript, reprint.
38. Lays, Wayne A. R. Ethics for Political Decisions (1952). Typescript.
39. Edinger, Louis J. German Exile Politics. The Social Democratic Executive
Committee in the Nazi Era (1956). Reprint.
40. Sutton, Francis X., Seymour E. Harris, Carl Kayson, James Tobin. The American
Business Creed (1956). Typescript.
41. Berliner, Joseph S. Factory and Manager in the USSR (1957). Typescript.
42. Komarovsky, Mirra (ed.). Common Frontiers of the Social Sciences (1957).
Reprint.
43. Baltzell, E. Digby. Philadelphia Gentlemen – The Making of a National
Upper Class (1958). Typescript.
44. Hunter, Floyd. Top Leadership U.S.A. (1959). Reprint.
45. Inkeles, Alex and Raymond A. Bauer. The Soviet Citizen (1959). Typescript.
46. Cherniavsky, Michael. Tsar and People: Studies in Russian Myths (1961). Typescript.
47. Mendel, Arthur P. Dilemmas of Progress in Tsarist Russia (1961). Typescript.
48. Mommsen, Wolfgang. Max Weber (1961). Reprint.
49. Samuelsson, Kurt. Religion and Economic Action (1961). Typescript.
50. Gerhard, Dietrich. Alte und neue Welt in Vergleichender Geschichtsbetrachtung
(1962). Typescript, reprint.
51. Habermas, Jürgen. Strukturwandel der Öffentlichkeit (1962). Typescript,
reprint.
52. Hagen, Everett E. On the Theory of Social Change: How Economic Growth Begins
(1962). Reprint.
53. Hintze, Otto. Staat und Verfassung (1962). Typescript, reprint.
54. LaPalombara, Joseph (ed.). Bureaucracy and Political Development (1963).
Reprint.
55. Weber, Max. The Sociology of Religion (1963). Typescript.
56. Aronson, Sidney H. Status and Kinship in the Higher Civil Service (1964).
Typescript.
57. Hintze, Otto. Soziologie und Geschichte (1964). Reprint.
58. Marcuse, Herbert. "Industrialisierung und Kapitalismus" (1964?).
Mimeo.
59. Thompson, E.P. The Making of the English Working Class (1964). Reprint.
60. Moore, Barrington, Jr. Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy: Lord
and Peasant in the Making of the Modern World (1966). Typescript.
61. Hintze, Otto. Regierung und Verwaltung (1967). Reprint.
62. Weber, Max. Economy and Society (1968). Reprint.
63. Glassman, Ronald. Political History of Latin America (1970). Reprint.
64. Ashby, Sir Eric. Any Person, Any Study (1972); Ben-David, Joseph. American
Higher Education (1972). Typescript, reprint.
65. Shils, Edward. The Intellectuals and the Powers and Other Essays (1972).
Typescript, reprints.
66. Beasley, W. G. The Meiji Restoration (1973). Typescript, reprint.
67. Eisenstadt, S. N. and Stein Rokkan (eds.). Building States and Nations. Vol.
I-II (1973). Typescript.
68. Bell, Daniel. The Coming of Post-Industrial Society. A Venture in Social
Forecasting (1973). Typescript, reprint.
69. Fallers, Lloyd A. Inequality, Social Stratification Reconsidered (1973);
The Social Anthropology of the Nation-State (1974). Typescripts.
70. Berger, Monroe. Real and Imagined Worlds, the Novel and Social Science (1977).
Typescript.
71. Dyson, Kenneth H. F. The State Tradition in Western Europe: A Study of an
Idea and Institution (1980). Typescript, reprint.
72. Skocpol, Theda. States and Social Revolutions (1980). Reprints.
73. Tilly, Charles. Big Structures, Large Processes, Huge Comparisons (1986).
Reprint.
74. Walder, Andrew. Communist Neo-Traditionalism, Work and Authority in Chinese
Industry (1986). Typescript.
Series 4: Course and Lecture Notes, 1943-1986
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1. Community and Intellectual Life. Notes.
2. Family, Religion, Ethnicity. Freshman Seminar, 1985.
3. Historical and Comparative Methods, 1967.
4-5. History of Political Theory / History of Political Thought.
6. History of Social Theory, 1958-1963.
7. Industrial Societies.
8. Major Turning Points in Western Social Organization, 1990-1991.
9. Max Weber Seminar, Winter 1967/1968.
10. Max Weber Seminar, 1978/1979.
11. Methodology and Value Theory in the Works of Max Weber. Seminar with Wolfgang
Schluchter, Fall 1986.
12-13. Large Scale Organizations / Organizations and Institutions.
14. Political Science 1, 1972.
15. Political Sociology, 1961.
16. Process and Character of Modernization, 1982-1983.
17. Social Organization of Modern Western Societies.
18. Social Psychology.
19-20. Social Stratification.
21. Social Science 2. University of Chicago, 1943-1945.
Box 10
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1. Sociology 1 (taught with W. Kornhauser, D. Matza), 1960.
2. Sociology and Social Institutions (Sociology 2), 1954.
3-4. Sociology of Science / Sociology of Knowledge.
5. Study of Group Behavior.
6. Themes in Western Political Thought, 1973.
7. Theories of Comparative Analysis.
8. Theories of Democratic Development.
9. Lectures, seminar. Berlin and Freiburg, Summer 1963.
10. German seminar, lectures. Freie Universität, Berlin, Winter 1964/1965.
11. Probleme der Literatursoziologie. Seminar with Walter Killy, Göttingen,
1970.
12. Sociology of Knowledge / Max Weber. Konstanz, 1971.
13. Freiheit und historisches Schicksal. Heidelberger Max Weber Vorlesungen 1981.
14. American managerial ideologies. Student papers, 1949-1950.
15. Industrialism. Student papers and notes, 1956.
16. Student papers, various topics.
17. Comments on student papers.
Series 5: Published and Unpublished Writings by Others
Box 11
Folder
1. Adams, Stuart. "Origins of U.S. Occupational Elites: 1900-1955."
Mimeo., 1955.
2. Alber, Jens. "The West German Welfare State in Transition." Typescript,
Sept. 22-26, 1986.
3. Albert, Hans. Reprints.
4. Amare, Neway. "Unequal Exchange and Development of Underdevelopment."
Dissertation abstract. Typescript, Dec. 1, 1989.
5. Assmus, Erika. "Die Bedeutung der Parteischulung im Rahmen der Kaderpolitik."
Typescript, undated.
6. Barber, Bernard. Reprint.
7. Beals, Alan. "Conflict and Interlocal Festivals in a South Indian Region."
Typescript.
8. Bell, Daniel. Clippings.
9. Berger, Bennett M. "Racist Plastic Uptight. Criticisms of Middle Class
America." Mimeo., undated; "Student Unrest and the Crisis in the Universities."
Mimeo., 1969; "Autobiography and Sociology." Mimeo., undated.
10. Bisson, Thomas. "Some Characteristics of Mediterranean Territorial Power
in the Twelfth Century." Typescript, 1978.
11. Bodemann, Y. Michal. "Everett Cherrington Hughes (1897-1983)."
Typescript, 1983.
12. Bouwsma, William J. "Models of the Educated Man in the West." Typescript,
June 24, 1974.
13. Brandel, F. "Afterthoughts on Material Civilization." Mimeo., undated;
"Capitalism and Dividing up the World." Mimeo., undated; "The
Market Economy and Capitalism." Mimeo., undated.
14. Brutzkus, Boris. "The Historical Peculiarities of the Social and Economic
Development of Russia." Typescript, 1934.
15. Burawoy, Michael. "Two Methods in Search of Science: Skocpol versus
Trotsky." Typescript, circa 1986.
16. Clark, Burton R. "The New University." Typescript, Aug. 27, 1967.
17. Cleveland, Alfred S. "Some Political Aspects of Organized Industry."
Typescript, Oct. 1946.
18. Cohn, Bernard S. and McKim Marriott. "Networks and Centers in the Integration
of Indian Civilization." Photocopy of typescript, 1959.
19. Coser, Lewis A. Reprints.
20. Davis, Kingsley. Reprints.
21. Davis, Robert C. "The Public's Image of Science and Scientists."
Mimeo., 1958.
22. Erikson, Erik. "Psychoanalysis and Ongoing History. A Letter."
Mimeo., Oct. 1962.
23. Evers, Hans-Dieter. Reprints.
24. Ezrahi, Yaron. "The Political Resources of Science." Typescript,
photocopy, 1969.
25. Ferrarotti, Franco. "Introductory Remarks on Ideology and Sociology."
Typescript, photocopy, Evian conference, Sept. 1966.
26. Fox, Renée C. Reprints.
27. Friedberg, Maurice. "The Third Soviet Writers Congress: An Appraisal."
Mimeo., 1959.
28. Friedeburg, Ludwig von. Reprint.
29. Friedrichs, Robert W. "The Role of Science in the Consolidation of the
Chinese Revolution." Mimeo., undated.
30. Friedson, Eliot. "Unprofessional Consequences of Professionalism."
Mimeo., July 1969; "Dominant Professions, Bureaucracy, and Client Services."
Mimeo., 1970.
31. Gella, Aleksander. "The End of the Old Structure of the Polish Intelligentsia."
Mimeo., 1967.
32. Gerth, Hans. Reprint.
33. Habermas, Jürgen. "Paper for a conference on the occasion of the
50th Anniversary of the University in Exile, Berlin, Dec. 7, 1984." Typescript;
clippings.
34. Harper, Edward B. Reprints.
35. Hartmann, Heinz. Reprint.
36. Hechter, Michael. "Review Essay. The Modern World-System: Capitalist
Agriculture and the Origins of the European World-Economy in the Sixteenth Century
by Immanuel Wallerstein." Typescript, May 1975.
37. Hennis, Wilhelm. "Spuren Nietzsches im Werk Max Webers." Typescript,
Sept. 27, 1985; reprint; clippings.
38. Hermassi, Elbaki. "Patterns of Research on the Third World." Typescript,
undated.
39. Hirschman, Albert O. Reprint.
40. Hoselitz, Bert F. "Advanced and Underdeveloped Countries. A Study in
Development Contrasts." Typescript, undated; reprint.
41. Hsiao, Gene T. "The Background and Development of 'The Proletarian Cultural
Revolution'." Mimeo., 1966.
42. Huckarde, Heinrich. Lieder der Einsamkeit (1908). Photocopy.
43. Janowitz, Morris. "Political Sociology." Mimeo., Oct. 1965.
44. Jonas, Hans. Reprints.
45. Jowitt, Ken. "Soviet Neotraditionalism: The Political Corruption of
a Leninist Regime." Mimeo., 1982.
46. Kannappan, Subbiah. "A Preliminary Bibliography on the Labour Problem
in Indian Economic Development." Bound mimeo. typescript, June 1955.
47. Kaplan, Norman. Reprints.
48. Karve, D.D. "The Linguistic Problem in India." Mimeo., Feb. 8,
1960.
49. Keasbey, William. "Recent Trends in the Role of the Soviet Manager."
M.A. thesis, circa 1955.
50. Knutson, Andie L. Reprints.
51. Köhler, Wolfgang. "Psychologie des inneren Verhaltens." Typescript
(carbon), 1931.
52. Kothari, Rajni. "Implications of Nation-Building for the Typology of
Political Systems." Mimeo., Sept. 18-23, 1967; "Processes of Political
Modernisation." Mimeo., Sept. 18-23, 1967; reprints; clippings.
53. Krockow, Christian Graf von. "Incertitudes Allemandes. Betrachtungen
aus Anlaß der deutschen Studentenunruhen." Mimeo., undated.
54. Kurland, Philip B. Reprint.
55. Kvistad, Gregg O. with Christine Schoefer. "Between State and Society.
Green Political Ideology in the Mid-Eighties." Typescript, undated.
56. LaPorte, Todd. "On the Matter of Ethics and Values in (or for) Science
and Technology." Typescript, Jan. 1977; related correspondence.
57. Lacey, Michael J. "The National Seminary of Learning: Washington Scientists
and the Rise of the Modern State in the Late Nineteenth Century." Mimeo.,
Dec. 27-30, 1982.
58. Lamb, Helen B. "The 'State' and Economic Development in India."
Mimeo., April 25-27, 1952.
59. Lambert, Richard D. "Factory Workers and the Non-Factory Population
in Poona." Mimeo., undated.
60. Lazarsfeld, Paul F. "Some Historical Notes on the Study of Action."
Mimeo., Summer 1954; Summer 1957.
61. Lepsius, M. Rainer. "Modernisierungspolitik als Institutionenbildung:
Kriterien institutioneller Differenzierung." Typescript, photocopy, undated.
62. Leys, Wayne A. R. and Charner M. Perry. "Philosophy and the Public Interest."
Mimeo., undated.
63. Lipset, Seymour Martin. "Some Personal Notes for a History of the Department
of Sociology at Columbia." Typescript, undated; reprints.
64. Lockwood, David. "Capitalism and the Welfare State. A Study in the Politics
of Industrialization." Typescript (carbon), undated.
65. Malick, Clay P. Reprints.
66. Marquardt, Frederick D. Reprint.
67. Mayer, Kurt. Reprints.
68. Merton, Robert K. "The Expert and Research in Applied Social Science."
Mimeo., Nov. 1947.
69. Meuschel, Sigrid."Kulturnation oder Staatsnation? – Zur Renaissance der Suche nach nationaler Identität in beiden deutschen Staaten." Reprint.
70. Miller, Abraham H. and James S. Robbins. "Who Did Vote for Hitler? A
Reanalysis of Class and Mass Society theories." Typescript, photocopy,
Dec. 1985.
71. Mitchell, Arnold. "Marketing the Arts." Mimeo., undated.
72. Moe, Henry Allen. "Statement by Dr. Henry Allen Moe, Chairman, National
Endowment for the Humanities." Mimeo., Mar. 20, 1966.
73. Mushaben, Joyce M. "Juridicial Precedence Turned Legislative Prescription:
The Courts and Higher Education in the Federal Republic and the United States."
Bound typescript, Mar. 17-20, 1982.
74. Nelson, Benjamin. "The Future of Illusions." Mimeo., undated; reprint.
75. Noelle-Neumann, Elisabeth. "Wandlungen im Bewusstsein der Arbeiter."
Typescript, photocopy, undated.
76. Nonet, Philippe. "Organizations as Legal Systems." Mimeo., Apr.
1977.
77. Odaka, Kunio. "Traditionalism and Democracy in Japanese Industry."
Typescript (carbon), Sept. 1962.
78. Omvedt, Gail. Chapters of dissertation. Typescript.
79. Omvedt, Gail. "Caste, Conflict, and Rebellion." M.A. thesis, undated;
"The Non-brahman Challenge in Roona: 1922-26." Mimeo., 1972.
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1. Ossowski, Stanislaw. "Divergent Aspects of Social Reality." Mimeo.,
undated.
2. Petersen, William K. "Population as a Field of Study." Typescript
(carbon), undated; (with Robert E. Kennedy, Jr. "Nationality, Race, and
Religion: Subnations in the World Today." Mimeo., undated.
3. Phillips, Walter. "Technological Levels, Structuring of the Labor Force,
and Resistance to Change in the Early Stages of Industrialization." Mimeo.,
July 27, 1960.
4. Powell, Eugene. "Human Nature in Managerial Ideology." Typescript,
undated.
5. Rapoport, David C. "Generations in America." Mimeo., 1970.
6. Rawin, Solomon John. "The Process of Modernization and the Ideology of
the Russian Intelligentsia." Typescript, undated.
7. Raymond, Robert. "The Development of Various Forms of Organisation of
the Work Process and their Role as Non-monetary Incentives for Increasing Labor
Productivity in the Soviet Union." Typescript, undated.
8. Retzlaff, Ralph H. "A Case Study of Panchayats in a North Indian Village."
Mimeo., Feb. 1959.
9. Riesebrodt, Martin. Reprint.
10. Riley, Lawrence E. and Elmer A. Spreitzer. "The Presidential Address
as Ritual and Reflection. An Analysis of the Presidential Addresses to the American
Sociological Association." Mimeo., Aug. 1968.
11. Rodriguez, Javier. "Las categorías de lo historic en la sociología de Max Weber." Reprint, 1995.
12. Rokkan, Stein. "Approaches to the Study of Political Participation."
Mimeo., undated.
13. Rosenstein, Eliezer. Book notes on modernization and equality. Typescript.
14. Rossetti, Carlo. "Nation, nationalities and classical sociology."
Typescript, circa 1986.
15. Roth, Guenther. "A Cautionary Tale for the New German Kulturpolitik.
Hugo Münsterberg's and Karl Lamprecht's Misadventures in the United States."
Mimeo., undated; "Americana: Ein konkreter Kultursoziologischer Beitrag
zur Geschichte der deutsch-amerikanischen Beziehungen." Mimeo., undated;
"Developmental History in Max Weber's Time and Work." Mimeo., undated.
16. Roth, Guenther. "Marx and Weber on the United States – Today."
Typescript, photocopy, undated; "Origins of German Workers Discipline."
Typescript, undated; "Partisanship and Scholarship. An Autobiographical
Essay." Typescript, photocopy, Dec. 1986.
17. Roth, Guenther. "The Past and Future of Historical Sociology."
Typescript, photocopy, Dec. 1986; "Political Critiques of Max Weber: Some
Implications for Political Sociology." Mimeo., Sept. 1, 1964.
18. Roth, Guenther. Social Democracy in Imperial Germany. Contents, mimeo.; text
references.
19. Roth, Guenther. Reprints, clippings.
20. Rustow, Dankwart A. "The World of Nations: An Essay on Modernization
and Political Leadership." Typescript (carbon), circa 1965.
21. Saran, A. K. "Sociology of Knowledge and Traditional Thought."
Mimeo., undated.
22. Schluchter, Wolfgang. "Rationalismus der Weltbeherrschung. Eine Explikation
von Max Webers Gesellschaftsgeschichte." Mimeo., undated; "Überlegungen
zur Edition von 'Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft'." Mimeo., Jan. 1986; "Umbildungen
des Charismas. Überlegungen zu Max Webers Herrschaftssoziologie."
Mimeo., 1985.
23. Schmitter, Philippe C. "Draft Proposal for a Joint Committee on Western
European Studies." Mimeo., Feb. 1975; "Neo-Corporatism and the State."
Bound typescript, May 1984.
24. Schnur, Roman. Reprint.
25. Schran, Peter. "The Recognition of Political Rights and of Social Rights
in various European Countries and in Japan – a Comparison." Typescript,
undated; "Research Report on Managerial Ideologies in Germany in the Late
18th and Early 19th Century." Typescript, undated.
26. Schran, Peter. "Research Report on Changes in the Structure of the German
Work Force and Changes in the Structure of the German Enterprises Primarily
during the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries." Typescript,
Oct. 1957.
27. Schran, Peter. "Research Report on Migration and Urbanization in Germany
(1840-1910)." Typescript, undated.
28. Schudson, Michael. "A Ruminating Retrospective on the Liberal Arts,
the Social Sciences, and Social Science 2." Typescript, 1984.
29. Sciulli, David. "Voluntaristic Action: The Reconstruction of a District
Concept." Mimeo., 1985.
30. Selznick, Philip. "Rejoinder to Wolin." Mimeo., Feb. 1968; (with
Gertrude Jaeger Selznick). "The Idea of a Social System." Mimeo.,
Sept. 4, 1959.
31. Sharma, K. N. "Cultural Preconditions of Development." Mimeo.,
undated.
32. Shils, Edward A. "The Private University: Its Present and Future."
Mimeo., Nov. 1968.
33. Sinha, K. K. "Some Ominous Trends in India." Mimeo., 1957.
34. Skocpol, Theda. "Varieties of 'Historical Sociology'." Mimeo.,
Sept. 14, 1977.
35. Soviak, Eugene. "Baba Tatsui and the Role of the Early Meiji Intellectual."
Typescript, Apr. 17, 1963.
36. Srinivas, M. N. Reprints.
37. Stark, Rodney. "Graduate Study at Berkeley: An Assessment of Attrition
and Duration." Mimeo., undated.
38. Stern, Carola. "Der letzte grosse Umformungsprozess der Sed-Elite auf
der Parteihochschule 'Karl Marx' in Kleinmachnow." Typescript, photocopy,
undated.
39. Stinchcombe, Arthur L. "The Philosophy of Academic Authority."
Typescript, undated; "Stratification." Mimeo., undated.
40. Trans-Pacific Theory Conference on Modernity and Development. "Discussion
by Reinhard Bendix of papers submitted." Also papers by Man-Gap Lee, Takashi
Miyajima, Hideichiro Nakano, and Kyong-Dong Kim.
41. Taubes, Jacob. Reprint.
42. Trow, Martin. "Bell, Book and Berkley: Reflections occasioned by a reading
of Daniel Bell's The Reforming of General Education." Mimeo., reprint;
"The Public and Private Lives of Higher Education." Typescript, photocopy,
Nov. 16, 1973; "Urban Problems and University Problems." Mimeo., Mar.
23-25, 1969.
43. Udy, Stanley H. Jr. "A Memorandum on the Comparative Analysis of Societies."
Typescript, photocopy, March 1967.
44. Vincent, Clark E. Reprint.
45. Wilensky, Harold L. Reprint.
46. Wolff, Kurt H. "The Intellectual: Between Culture and Politics." Reprint, 1971.
47. Wolins, Martin. Reprint.
48. Woods, Baldwin M. "The University and its Services to the Professions."
Mimeo., May 3, 1948.
49. Zelnik, Reginald E. "Passivity and Protest in Germany and Russia: Barrington
Moore's Conception of Working-Class Responses to Injustice." Mimeo., undated.
Series 6: Miscellaneous Materials, Notes
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Folder
1. Academic Freedom. University of California Loyalty Oath controversy, 1949-1952.
2. Academic Freedom. University of Colorado (Henry Ehrmann), 1952.
3. Academic Freedom. Clippings, printed materials.
4. American Association for a Democratic Germany, 1940s.
5. Anspach, Ralph. Research notes on German Industrialism.
6. Belief in Science. Notes.
7. Book notes, 1940s.
8. Book notes, miscellaneous.
9-10. Bureaucracy. Book excerpts, notes and summaries, bibliographies.
11. Civic, Political, and Social Rights: England. List of Acts and Laws, early
1950s.
12. Education.
13. Federal Civil Servants. Materials, notes, early 1950s.
14. India. Notes, materials, 1961-1962.
15. India. Election 1962. Clippings from The Statesman.
16. Japan. Notes, 1962.
17. Karl Marx and Marxism.
18. Kisch, Herbert. Book notes on German industrialism.
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Folder
1. Linz, Juan. Book notes.
2. Max Weber. Notes, materials.
3. Party Activists in East Germany, 1953-1954.
4. Schran, Peter. Materials on German entrepreneurs.
5. Universities in Crisis. Clippings, 1960s.
6. University of California, Berkeley. Study Commission on University Governance,
1967-1968.
7. University of California, Berkeley. Committee on Rights to Intellectual Property,
1981-1982.
8. Miscellaneous publications.
Series 7: Pamphlet Collection
Box 14 (continued)
Folder
9. Education for War: How a year of war has affected the American college and
what more may happen (1942).
10. Ferment in Education: How and toward what shall we train American youth?
First in a series on U.S. education (1943).
11. Problems and Opportunities of the Large University. Proceedings of the University
of California Fifth All-University Faculty Conference. Davis Campus, April 27,
28, 29, 1950.
12. Understanding the Communists. Four Essays for the Liberal-Minded from Commentary
(Mar. 1952).
13. The University as It Enters Its Second Century. Proceedings of the University
of California Twenty-third All-University Faculty Conference. March 19-21, 1968.
14. Abrams, Frank W. The State of Business in American Education (undated).
15. The All-Campus Committee Opposing the Broyles Bills and the Broyles Investigation.
The Great Investigation (1949).
16. Almond, Gabriel A. How Many Anti-Nazi Germans? (1946).
17. Alumni Associations of the University of California. To Bring You the Facts...
(Aug. 1950).
18. American Association for a Democratic Germany. A Program for a Democratic
Germany (1944).
19. American Association for a Democratic Germany. They Fought Hitler First (May
1945).
20. Blunschy-Steiner, Elisabeth. The Role of Swiss Women in Politics (July 1971).
21. Brooks, Harvey. Can Science Be Planned? (1967).
22. Carnegie Corporation of New York. Are Graduate Schools Slighting a Major
Function? (Jan. 1960).
23. Carnegie Corporation of New York. The Benevolent Despotism of Academia (Spring
1968).
24. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The University at
the Service of Society (July 1967).
25. Committee on Psychiatry in Industry of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry.
The Application of Psychiatry to Industry (July 1951).
26. Committee on Social Issues of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry.
The Social Responsibility of Psychiatry. A Statement of Orientation (July 1950).
27. Common Cause. Open Up the System. A Common Cause Manual for the 1972 Congressional
Elections (Oct. 1972).
28. Eastland, James O. The Supreme Court's "Modern Scientific Authorities"
in the Segregation Cases (1955).
29. Fetscher, Iring. Gesichtspunkte zur Kritik der Sowjetideologie. Ein Gespräch
(1961).
30. Fox, Renée C. A Sociological Perspective on Organ Transplantation
and Hemodialysis (1970).
31. Friedman, Milton. Adam Smith's Relevance for 1976 (Dec. 1976).
32. Harrison, Selig S. The Challenge to Indian Nationalism (July 1956).
33. Harvard University Program on Technology and Science. Implications of Biomedical
Technology (1968).
34. Herring, Pendleton. On Science and the Polity (Mar. 1961).
35. Hook, Sidney. Heresy, yes – Conspiracy, no! (circa 1952).
36. The Institute for the Future. The Institute for the Future. A Brief Description
(Sept. 1969).
37. Kellermann, Henry J. The Present Status of German Youth (1946).
38. Kramer, Ralph. Attitudes and Action in Mental Hygiene (Spring 1953).
39. Lorwin, Val R. Working-Class Politics and Economic Development in Western
Europe (Jan. 1958).
40. Mampel, Siegfried. Volkssouveränität und die Bildung der Volksvertretungen
in der SBZ (1958).
41. Maquet, Jacques J. Some Anthropological Contributions to the Sociology of
Knowledge (circa 1958).
42. Minshull, Ruth. What is Scientology? (undated).
43. Moreno, J. L. The Function of a "Department of Human Relations"
Within the Structure of the Government of the United States (Mar. 9, 1951).
44. National Association of Manufacturers. What Bureaucracy Means to You (1945).
45. Noyes, Alfred. The Edge of the Abyss (1942).
46. Osborn, Frederick. This Crowded World (1960).
47. Pestalozzi, Regula. The Status of Swiss Women, 1973.
48. Pifer, Alan (Carnegie Corporation of New York). Revitalizing the charitable
deduction (1972).
49. Pifer, Alan (Carnegie Corporation of New York). The Quasi Nongovernmental
Organization (1967).
50. Price, James L. Annotated Bibliography of Federal Government Publications
Presenting Data About Organizations (Mar. 1967).
51. Schmelzer, Horst. Das soziale Ansehen von Naturwissenschaft, Technik und
Ingenieurberuf in der Gegenwartsgesellschaft (Mar. 1968).
52. The Society of Science and Man. An Afternoon with Professor Oppenheimer (Dec.
1960).
53. The Society of Science and Man. Symposium: Scientists and Society (June 1960).
54. Strauss, George. The Shifting Power Balance in the Plant (1962).
55. Terao, Takuma. Outline of Birth Control Movement in Japan with Some Remarks
on the Controversial Points (1959).
56. U. S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. Current Population Reports.
Population Characteristics (Feb. 4, 1960).
57. United States Senate, Committee on the Judiciary. Subversive Influence in
the Educational Process (July 17, 1953).
58. University of California, Berkeley. The Culture of the University: Governance
and Education. Report of the Study Commission on University Governance (Jan.
15, 1968).
59. Walker, Richard L. Lattimore and the IPR. An Inquiry into the 'Objectivity'
of Our Far East Experts (Mar. 31, 1952).
60. Wallerstein, James S. and Clement J. Wyle. Our Law-Abiding Law-Breakers (Apr.
1947).
61. Weber, Max. Kapitalismus und Agrarverfassung (1952).
62. Wilensky, Harold L. The 'New Corporatism', Centralization and the Welfare
State (1976).
63. Wilensky, Harold L. The Uneven Distribution of Leisure: The Impact of Economic
Growth on 'Free Time' (1961).
64. Zetterberg, Hans L. The United States Summed Up By Browsing In a Sociological
Almanac (1961).
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