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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/01/07/06/08
Title	H. Miscellaneous
Date	1975-1981
Extent	1- folder
Description	File contains Henri Tajfel's [et al] typed correspondence. Details are: Dr.Louk Hagendoorn, concerning formation of European Association of Political Psychology, 1981 Ms. Miriam Harris, Goldsmiths' concerning research funding, 1981 John Heffner, Bristol:, re: potential meeting [Heffner's C.V. is enclosed], 1979 Professor G.Horn, Cambridge, re: Italian visit, 1978 Mr.N.W.Hemmings, Kent; concerning unpublished papers on Intergroup Behaviour, 1978 Correspondence concerning the commemoration of the life and work of Prof.H.E.Hinton, Bristol, 1977 [Tajfel unable to attend] Daniel L. Horowitz, Washington, re: ethnic choice, 1976 Dr.Donald L. Horowitz, Washington concerning Horowitz' s visit to Bristol, 1977 Ms. Jane Hennessy, Surrey re: referee, courses and relationships, 1980 Miss Marianne Heiberg, London, concerning a request for copies of Heiberg's paper 'Insiders/Outsiders', 1977 Mr.Michael Hyland, Plymouth concerning Hyland's Ph.D award, 1977 Dr.Edwin P. Hollander, USA concerning 'Current Perspectives' book, 1976 Herman Hutte's farewell speech invitation and circular letter of thanks from Hutte, 1976 Prof.Michael Hechter, Washington, re: offprint request, 1976 Dr. Edwin Hollander, New York, re: background texts, 1976 Mr David H. Hargreaves, Manchester, re: circular about the SSRC project on 'Adolescents in Society', 1978 Dr.Vernon Hamilton, Reading, re:2-chapters for a book [Hamilton's C.V. is enclosed], 1976 Dr.Donald L.Horowitz, Washington, re: ethnic conflict, 1976 Prof.Max Hammerton, Newcastle, re: dinner discussion, 1975 Miss Nina Hatvany, London, re: referee request, 1975 Prof.Liam Hudson, Edinburgh. Scotland re: address, 1975 Mr. D.M. Hawke, Oxford, dinner invitation, 1975
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Term	Behaviour
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