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Correspondence with, inter alia, Rudi Rizman, Richard Greaves, David Sweden, Peter Wiles, Liz Schneider, Bob Wuliger, Peter Sedgwick, Valentin Peschansky, Geoffrey de Ste. Croix, Bertell Ollman, Richard Gillam, K. S. Karol, Walter Goldstein, Harry Magdoff, Gail Herres, Des Morton, Lelio Basso, Frank Adler, Julian Freedman, George Pappas, John Griffith, Jorge Niosi, Tony Lane, Istvan Meszaros, T. B. Chawasarira, Daniel Singer, Ruth First, Adam Griffith, David Horowitz, Ann Marcus, Mark Blaug, George Ross, Irving Horowitz, and Leif Biureborgh.

1969-1973

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Correspondence with, inter alia, Paul Derrick (including some Socialist Society material), Zygmunt Bauman, John Lakie, Nick Jacobs, Rusty Simonds, George Piotet, Allen Hunter, David Spark, Irene Talmon, Ivar Berg, Maureen Cain, Carl Lankowski, Peter Sedgwick, and Ruth Glass; and photocopies of two letters from Harold Laski to "Mattie”, 1948. Also: Proposal "Urban Political Economy and Social Theory”, eds. Ray Forrest, Jeff Henderson, Peter Williams, 12ff.; draft for a discussion "A Centre for Economic and Political Studies in London” dated January 1976; article "Community and Organisation: The New Left and Michels’ "Iron Law”” by Wini Breines, 11 ff., photocopy; TS of conference paper "Sexual and Racial Divisions in Science” by Paul Hoch, 11 ff., TS "Towards the Reconstruction of Das Capital' by Norman Levine, 4 ff.; TS "Memorandum on the State” by Stephen R. Graubard, 9 ff.; and various miscellaneous press-cuttings.

1980-1982

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Correspondence with, inter alia, J.E.T. Eldridge, Stuart Hall, Geoff Foote (enclosing a precis of his book A History of the Labour Party’s Political Thought for Miliband to comment on), Paul Wenlock, Hamza Alavi, John Saville, Bill Buxton, Mihailo Markovic, John Bynner, Ronald Segal, Joseph L. Walsh (enclosing abstract of his book Marx, Engels and Violence, a Political and Ethical Theory for Miliband to comment on), Robin Cohen, Armitava Banerjee, S.K. Satpathy, and Ken Coates; correspondence and material relating to Ruth First; CVs of various people, and Miliband’s letters of recommendation to Tariq Ali, Joel Krieger, Paul K Hoch, and others; essay by Kurt Wolff "’Nineteen-Eighty-Four’ and ‘Surrender-and-Catch’”, 14 ff.; proposal to the National Science Foundation for a research project by Edward Greenberg "Elite Consensus and Dissensus in the Post-War Period: A Preliminary Test of a Theory of Policy Regimes”, 48 ff.; invitation for Miliband to compile an entry for WHO’S WHO; TS "Report of the Fourth Annual Meeting of the International Editorial Board of Praxis International” submitted by Mihailo Markovic and Richard Bernstein, 13 ff.; invitations to Miliband to present papers at seminars and to contribute in publications; and press-cuttings.

1981-1983

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Correspondence with, inter alia, Judy Pallot (former colleague at the University of Leeds), John Griffith, Damlo Zola, Hal Draper, Morris Miller, Marcel Liebman, Kathleen Denny, Leo Panitch, Bob Wuliger, Ludolfo Paramio, Walter Goldstein, Phillip Corrigan, Dave Slaney, Monty Johnstone, Moses I. Finley, Neal Wood, Enrique Gamaniz, Henry Blanc, Norman Geras, Fukuji Taguchi, Shingo Shibata, Edward Vulliamy, Brian Pearce, David Glass, Robert Drislane, Stephen F. Cohen, Andy Jackson, Frank Longstreth, Winston Higgins, Bill Leiss, Ernest Gellner, Hamza Alavi, David Horowitz, Ruth Glass, Robin Blackburn (of New Left Review), Edward Thompson, Melina Serafetinidis, Istvan Meszaros (including press cuttings related to the legal process over his immigration status), Tom Nairn, George Ross, The Millers, Immanuel Wallerstein, Daniel Selchen, Marnie Samuelson, Perry Anderson (attached is Miliband’s review “Poulantzas and the Capitalist State”), Harry Braverman, Fanny Tabak, John Gerassi, David Mintz, Daniel Singer, (copy of letter from Miliband to) David Miliband, Zygmunt Bauman, J.H. Brown, Lelio Basso, Dick Gillam, Allan Segal, Jim Weinstein, Irving Kenneth Zola, David Lockwood, Harry Braverman, Roger Howard, Fred Halliday, Sandra Kaplan, Doris Lessing, and Pierre Trudeau.

1972-1977