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- 01 - Tajfel, Henri (1919-1982) papers
  - 07 - Miscellaneous incl. Correspondence
    - 01 - Conference/ Institutes and Outside Invitations

Level	File
Ref No	TAJ/01/07/01/04
Title	Outside Invitations (Various) File.1
Date	March 1970- June 1975
Extent	1- folder
Description	File 1 contains Henri Tajfel's pamphlets, typed correspondence and printed documents concerning outside invitations and visits. Details include: Race Relations Committee Newsletter, Dec.1971 Pamphlet of University of Western Australia, Dept. of Psychology, June 1975 Various invitations, visits [ seminars] to or from the following; APA Convention Aston University, Birmingham Birkbeck College, London Birmingham University Brunel University Cambridge University Cardiff University, Wales Carleton University, Canada Denver University, USA Edinburgh University Exeter University Geneva, Switzerland Goldsmiths' College, London L.S.E., London Leeds University Lancaster University Maison des sciences, Paris, France NATO Symposium, Brussels Oxford University Prison Psychologists Reading University St. Matthias College, Bristol Surrey University Tottenham University College, Swansea, Wales University of Western Australia, 1975. Also included is a job description for a Director of the Center on International Race Relations (C.I.I.R.) Handwritten notes for a talk by Henri Tajfel entitled 'Friends and Society'- Oct.1971
Format	Textual Material
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Notes	Wellcome Ref: PSY/TAJ/7/1/4
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