| Description | Selection of typescripts and photocopied extracts including Ragui Assaad, 'Structural Adjustment and Labor Market Reform in Egypt' (1994), J.S> Birks 'International Migration for Employment', John L. Capmbell (ed), Chapter One of 'Governance of the American Economy, Harry Eckstein 'Plan for a Program in Authority Studies' (1981), Colin Gordon, 'The Soul of the Citizen: Max Weber and Michel Foucault on Rationality and Government', Grummon, 'Iran-Iraq War' extracts, Roger Hardy, 'Arabia after the Storm: Internal Stability of the Gulf Arab States', Helen Hintjens, 'Immigration and Citizenship Policies in France and Britain', Marwan Iskandar, 'The Outlook for Gulf oil exporters in the 1980s', Charles Issawai, 'The Economic History of the Middle East 1800-1914', Robin Jeffrey 'Governments or Culture: what made Kerala different?', Samir al-Khalil, 'Republic of Fear. The Politics of Modern Iraq', Geoffrey Lamb (ed.), 'Managing Policy Reform in the Real World. Asian Experiences', Thomas Nagel, 'Moral Conflict and Political Legitimacy', Donna Pankhurst, 'A Continuing Debate: Modes of Production and Reproduction', Anne Phillips, 'The Enigma of Colonialism', Jurgen Reinhardt, 'The Service Sector of Selected Developing Countries', Salvatore Schiavo-Campo, 'Institutional Change and the Public Sector in Economies in Transition' and others. The earliest paper is by Leigh Grosenick and Frederick Mosher, 'Administrative Reform: Goals, Strategies, Instruments, Techniques' and was given at a seminar in Brighton in 1971. There is also a photocopied extract from 'The Arab Gulf. An Academic Journal dealing with affairs of the Arab Gulf and Arabian Peninsula' (University of Basrah), Vol.14:3-4 (1982), a file of presscuttings on Middle Eastern politics (mainly 1983-4, both English and Arabic language), some photocopied book reviews, an issue of the 'Arab Journal of Administration' Vol.9:3 (Summer 1985) and a typed report by Timothy Mitchell and Roger Owen on 'Defining the State in the Middle East: State Creation and State Transformation' (St Antony's College, Oxford, December 1990). |