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- 01 - Tajfel, Henri (1919-1982) papers
  - 07 - Miscellaneous incl. Correspondence
    - 06 - Names et al, Alphabetical Miscellany

Level	File
Ref No	TAJ/01/07/06/03
Title	C. Miscellaneous
Date	1975-1981
Extent	1- folder
Description	File contains Henri Tajfel's [et al] typed correspondence. Details are: Dr. David Canter, Surrey, re: Prof. Tajfel's advice for potential publication of David Canter's paper entitled 'The Potential of Facet Theory for Applied Social Psychology', 1981 Ms.Rosalie Copner, Somerset, re: speculative research assistant vacancy, 1980 Crawfords, London, re: request to appear in next advertisement, 1977 Commission for Racial Equality, re: research contacts with outside bodies, circular Editor of John Wiley and Sons Ltd (publishers) re: invitation to lunch [accepted], 1977 Dr.Jean-Paul Codol, France, re: Summer school figures, 1977 1- glossy page taken from 'New books in Psychology', 1979 David Cohen, London re: Henri Tajfel's interview in Cohen's book, 1977 Colin Crampton, Edinburgh re: questionnaire [enclosed], 1977 Prof. John Cohen, re: New Society article, 1976 Prof.Peter Collison, Newcastle, re: various letters concerning handwriting, 1976 Mrs. Xante Cummings, Oxford, re: Death of Iris Mellor, 1976 Dr. Rick Crandall, Illinois, re: seminar proposal, rough draft entitled 'Intragroup Categorization by New Members' by Rick Crandall, [enclosed], 1975 John, JKC-j ?, Halifax, Canada re: book and Canadian life, 1975 Civil Service Commission: re: fees and expenses paid for lecturers in personnel management at the civil service college, 1975 Prof. Lewis Coser, Cambridge, re: Presidential address
Format	Textual Material
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Notes	Wellcome Ref:PSY/TAJ/7/6/3
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AccessStatus	Open
Location	16: Wellcome Library
Term	Social psychology
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