Hull History Centre: Papers of Philip Corrigan relating to the School of Economics

U DPC Papers of Philip Corrigan relating 1919-1973 to the London School of Economics

Historical background:

Philip Corrigan?

The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is a specialist social science university. It was founded in 1894 by Beatrice and Sidney Webb.

Custodial History: Donated by Philip Corrigan, Department of Sociology and Social Administration, Durham University, October 1974

Description: Material about the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) including files relating to the history of the institution, and miscellaneous files referring to accounts, links with other countries, particularly Southern Rhodesia, and aspects of student militancy and student unrest.

Arrangement: U DPC/1-8 Materials (mainly photocopies) for a history of the London School of Economics and Political Science, 1919- 1973 U DPC/9-14 Miscellaneous files relating to LSE and higher education, 1966-1973

Extent: 0.5 linear metres

Access Conditions: Access will be given to any accredited reader

page 1 of 8 Hull History Centre: Papers of Philip Corrigan relating to the London School of Economics U DPC/1 File. 'General; foundation; the Webbs' containing the 1919-1970 following items relating to the London School of Economics and Political Science: (a) Booklist and notes (4pp.). No date (b) 'The London School of Economics and Political Science' by D. Mitrany (' Review Series', no.1, 1919) (c) Memorandum and Articles of Association of the LSE, dated 1901, reprinted 1923. (d) 'An Historical Note' by Graham Wallas ('Handbook of LSE Students' Union', 1925, pp.11-13) (e) 'Freedom in Soviet Russia' by Sidney Webb ('Contemporary Review', January 1933, pp.11-21) (f) 'The Beginnings of the LSE'' by Max Beer ('Fifty Years of International Socialism', 1935, pp.81-88) (g) 'Graduate Organisations in the ' by O.S. ('', March 1937, pp.9-11) (h) 'Review of the Activities and Development (of the LSE) during the period 1923-1937' (Feb 1938, pp.3-36 and 135-152) (i) Excerpts from 'The Webbs and their Work' by R.H. Tawney (Webb Memorial Lecture, 1945) (j) 'The LSE ... 1895-1945' by F.A. Hayeck (, Feb 1946) (k) 'The Clare Market Ragged School' (Clare Market Review, Summer 1948, pp.3-11) (l) 'LSE Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow' by Vera Anstey (LSE Society Magazine, Jan 1951, pp.2-5 and Jul 1951, pp.2-5) (m) 'The Uses of LSE' (Clare Market Review, Michaelmas 1959, pp.12- 15) (n) 'What is LSE?' by Asher Trope (?Clare Market Review, no date, p.33) (o) 'The Vocational Aspect', including 'Sidney Webb and the London Technical Education Board: II The Board at Work' by E.J.T. Brennan. (Spring 1960) (p) 'The function of the LSE' by Colin Sweet, with replies by P.W. Simon and D.J. Kingsley (? 'Clare Market Review', Lent 1953, pp.21-24 and Summer 1953, pp.7- 10) (q) 'The Growth of the LSE A Brief History' ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1964, pp.1-9) (r) 'LSE in 1921' by George Tugendhat ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1964, pp.11-13) (s) 'The Research Student and his Supervisor' by L.G. Robinson (pub. LSE, 1967, 14pp.) (t) 'Capitalism and the University: Two Examples, LSE and Warwick' (Socialist Society duplicated pamphlet, c.1970, 12pp.) (4) 1 file

page 2 of 8 Hull History Centre: Papers of Philip Corrigan relating to the London School of Economics U DPC/2 File. 'The Beveridge Years' 1921-1973 Containing copies of the following items, all by W.H.Beveridge unless otherwise indicated: (a) 'Economics as a Liberal Education' (Economica, Jan 1921, pp.2-19) (b) Foreword to the London School of Economics Students' Union Handbook (Oct 1925) (c) 'The LSE as a School of Humanities' ('Contemporary Review', Mar 1933, pp.298-306) (d) 'The Social Sciences as a Means of General Education' ('Oxford Magazine', 2 Feb 1933, pp.362-363) (e) 'The Chairman of the Court of Governors' ('Clare Market Review', Michaelmas 1935, p.6) (f) LSE Department of Business Administration. 'Report on the First Five Years' Work and Proposals for the Future'. (April 1935, 6pp.) (g) 'Soviet Communism' ('Political Quarterly', Jul-Sep 1936, pp.346-367) (h) 'The Working Constitution and Practice' (of the LSE). (Director's Memorandum of 8 Jun 1936. 28pp.). Revised, 1 Feb 1937. (i) 'Tributes to Sir William Beveridge, Director 1919-1937' ('Clare Market Review', Jun 1937, pp.6-10) (j) 'The Place of the Social Sciences in Human Knowledge' ('Politica', Sep 1937, pp.459-479) (k) 'Power and influence' (Hodder and Stoughton, 1953, chapters VIII-XI, pp.167-254; and Appendix A, pp.377- 385 and 395.) (l) 'Lord Beveridge as an Economist' by Lady Beveridge ('Clare Market Review', Michaelmas 1956, pp.16-19) (m) 'Lady Beveridge' (Memorial Service address by Sir Sydney Caine). ('Clare Market Review', Michaelmas 1959, pp.35-36) (n) Excerpts from 'A Defence of Free Learning' (Oxford University Press, 1959) (o) Book reviews. 'An Epic of Clare Market' by Janet Beveridge; and 'The LSE and its Problems' by W.H.Beveridge ('LSE Society Magazine', Jul 1960, pp.26- 29) (p) 'Lord Beveridge and the University of London' by D.W. Logan ('LSE Society Magazine', Sep 1963, pp.22- 24) (q) 'Kingsley Martin- L.S.E'. An extract from his autobiography 'Father Figures'. (LSE, Jan 1967, pp.1-2) (r) LSE No.45. Includes 'Beveridge and the LSE Part Two' by Lord Chorley. (Jun 1973) 1 file

page 3 of 8 Hull History Centre: Papers of Philip Corrigan relating to the London School of Economics U DPC/3 File. 'Carr-Saunders Years' 1952-1959 Containing the following items relating to the London School of Economics and Political Science: (a) 'The Purpose of a University' by A. Carr - Saunders ('Clare Market Review', Jun 1952, pp.3-6) (b) 'University Education in the Colonies' by A. Carr - Saunders ('LSE Society Magazine', Jul 1953 p.2-3) (c) 'Jubilee Conference: A Clare Market Review Supplement' ('Clare Market Review', Summer 1956, pp.1- 15). Including: (i) Opening address by A. Carr - Saunders (ii) 'The Webbs and the LSE' by R.H. Tawney (iii) 'Reflections of the Social Sciences' by W.A. Robson (d) 'Sir Alexander Carr-Saunders' by Elsie Tudor ('Clare Market Review', Lent 1957, pp.5-6) (e) Notes. (4pp., 1959) 1 file

U DPC/4 File. 'Caine Years' (also Robbins) 1957-1970 Containing the following items relating to the London School of Economics and Political Science: (a) 'On being a Colonial Vice-Chancellor' by Sir Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', Jul 1957, pp.6-7; 24-25) (b) 'The Ford Grant for International Activities' by Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', Jan 1959, pp.6-7) (c) 'The School in the Post - Robbins Era' by Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1964, p24-25) (d) 'A New Site for the School? A Department of Mathematics?' by Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', Winter 1965, pp.12-14) (e) 'Mathematics In - Evening Teaching Out', by Sydney Caine (LSE, Jul 1966, pp.3-4) (f) 'Universities and the State' by Sydney Caine ('Political Quarterly', Jul/ Sep 1966, pp.237-254) (g) 'Letter from the Director', by Sydney Caine (LSE, Jan 1967) (h) 'The Director looks back and looks forward', by Sydney Caine (LSE, Jul 1967, pp.1-5) (i) 'The B.Sc. (Econ.)' by L.C. Robbins; and 'Education for Development' by Sydney Caine ('LSE Society Magazine', Jan 1958, pp.10-15) (j) 'Lunchtime Meeting - Robbins and Moser' ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1964, p.33) (k) 'President of the LSE Society, 1967/68 (Lord Robbins)'. (LSE, Jul 1968, p.10) (l) 'The Court of Governors and its History' by Lord Robbins; and 'The Academic Board', by Peter Gilbert (LSE, July 1970, pp.ii-3, 6) 1 file

page 4 of 8 Hull History Centre: Papers of Philip Corrigan relating to the London School of Economics U DPC/5 File. ', Secretary 1930s, Director 1960s' 1938-1969 Containing the following items relating to the London School of Economics and Political Science: (a) 'Comment' ('Clare Market Review', Dec 1938, p.3) (b) 'Clare Market Review', vol.63, no.1 (1966). Containing articles on Walter Adams. (c) 'Adams. The Facts'. (Duplicated pamphlet issued by Students' Union Council, 11 Nov 1966. 10pp.) (d) 'The new Director speaks' (LSE, Jul 1967, pp.6-7) (e) 'Letter from the Director' by Walter Adams (LSE, Dec 1967, p.14) (f) 'Universities and Government' by Walter Adams (LSE, Jun 1968, pp.1- 2) (g) 'Dialogue in Two Hemispheres', by Walter Adams (LSE, Dec 1969, p.12) (h) 'The Place of Professional Education in the Universities' by Walter Adams (British Universities Annual, 1969, pp.3-11) (i) 'LSE and the New Militancy' by Walter Adams ('British Universities Annual', 1969, pp.103-111) 1 file

U DPC/6 File. 'Modern Times' 1964-1970 Containing the following items relating to the London School of Economics and Politcal Science: (a) 'Leslie Farrer-Brown C.B.E. President (of LSE Society) 1964'. ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1964, pp.30-31) (b) 'LSE Planning Group looks 20 years ahead' ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1964, pp.26-29) (c) 'The Four Freedoms' ('LSE Society Magazine', Autumn 1964, pp.26- 28) (d) 'LSE Student Power' ('The Times', 27 Apr 1966) (e) 'The Troubles. A Chronology with Observations'. (LSE, Jul 1967, pp.8- 19) (f) 'Clare Special on LSE' (pub. Students' Union, 1967) (g) 'More Heads at the Top' (Articles by Professor Harold Edey and Dr. Percy Cohen on their duties as Pro-Director and Dean of Undergraduate Studies respectively). (LSE, Dec 1967, pp.26-27) (h) LSE, no.37 (Jun 1969) (i) 'The State of LSE A Junior Staff View', by Carol Wain (LSE, December 1969, pp.7-8) (j) Book reviews. 'The Trouble at LSE 1966-1967', by Harry Kidd. Reviewed by John Griffith and Philip Windsor (LSE, December 1969, pp.8- 9) (k) 'Letter from the President of the Students' Union', by Christopher Pryce (LSE, December 1969, p.6) (l) 'Victim'. (Duplicated pamphlet, 5 Jan 1970, 8pp.) (m) Press-cuttings relating to student unrest at LSE: (i) 'The Times', 1 June 1967 (ii) 'The Evening Standard', 4 June 1970 page 5 of 8 Hull History Centre: Papers of Philip Corrigan relating to the London School of Economics U DPC/6 (iii) 'The Times Educational Supplement', 5 Jun 1970 1964-1970 cont.. (n) Book review. 'LSE: The Natives are Restless', by Paul Hoch and Vic Schoenbach. Reviewed by Christopher Pryce. (LSE, June 1970, p.14) 1 file

U DPC/7 File. 'Departmental Histories' 1962-1968 Containing the following items relating to the London School of Economics and Political Science: (a) 'Times Remembered' by R.M. Titmuss (Head of Department of Social Science and Administration). ('Link', Sep 1962, pp.3-7) (b) 'LSE Research' ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1965, pp.9-12); and 'London - Cornell Project' by Marion Horn (LSE, Jan 1967, p.3) (c) 'The Province of I(nternational) R(elations)', by F.S. Northedge (LSE, Jul 1968, pp.16-18) (d) 'Industrial Relations at the LSE', by B.C. Roberts (LSE, Jul 1968, pp.2-4) (e) 'The Sociologists', by David Martin (LSE, Dec 1968, pp.10-11) 1 file

U DPC/8 File. 'Quantitative Data'. 1936-1969 Containing the following items relating to the London School of Economics and Political Scinece: (a) 'This Higher Education' by H4 ('Clare Market Review', Mar 1936, pp.18-19; 27) (b) 'Secretary's Report - Shift to Life Members'. ('LSE Society Magazine', 1963, p.32) (c) 'The Market for LSE. Graduates' by D. Warren-Evans ('LSE Society Magazine', Jan 1963, pp.3-4) (d) 'What does today's LSE Graduate expect to do with his B.Sc. (Econ.)?' by Mark Abrams ('LSE Society Magazine', Feb 1963, pp.23-25) (e) 'What was the B.Sc. (Econ.) intended to be worth?' by A.H. John; 'Where do they go?'; 'Is it Tough at the Bottom?' by D.J. Kingsley; 'LSE Still Expanding' by W.S. Collings; 'Applications for admission to LSE' ('LSE Society Magazine', Sep 1963, pp.8-10; 13-15; 24; 25-26) (f) 'Three Aspects of the Effect of Growth in the LSE' ('LSE Society Magazine', Spring 1964, pp.10; 15-20) (g) 'Expansion at LSE.', by W.S. Collings (LSE, Jan 1967, pp.10-11) (h) 'A Place in the Sun', by W.M. Stern (LSE, Dec 1969, p.5) (i) Ms. tables of statistics relating to LSE students (e.g. origin; fathers' occupations; age; source of income). No date 1 file

page 6 of 8 Hull History Centre: Papers of Philip Corrigan relating to the London School of Economics U DPC/9 File. Leaflets circulating within the London School of 1968-1973 Economics and Political Science, 1969-1970 With some from years 1968-1969; 1970-1971; and 1973 including: (i) LSE Annual Accounts, 1968-1969 (ii) Some agenda for Union meetings, 1969 (iii) 'Agitator' (4 issues, including 6/1 and 2), no date (iv) 'Agitator Special' (Industrial Relations Bill), no date (v) Sessional Timetable, 1969-1970 (vi) Students' Handbook, 1969-1970 (vii) Students' Union Annual Report, 1969-1970 (viii) 'LSE' Special Library Appeal number, 1973 1 file

U DPC/10 File. London University links with Southern Rhodesia; and 1969 Anti – Racialism. Miscellaneous leaflets and pamphlets circulating within London University and including: (i) 'Sennet'. (295). (30 Oct 1969) (ii) 'Stereo'. (14). (13 Nov 1969) (iii) 'Ad Hoc Students 4. Senate House Springboks' 2 by Richard Saville (1969) (iv) 'Rhodesia - London University - Logan' (no date) 1 file

U DPC/11 File. Revolutionary Socialist Students' Federation 1968-1970 Including: a) 'Towards a Revolutionary Student Movement' (London Revolutionary Socialist Students' Federation, 1970, 25pp.) 1 file

U DPC/12 File. International Conference of Student Militants from Jan-Feb 1970 Western Europe including: a) 'Pour l' cole du peuple', no.1. 1 file

U DPC/13 File. 'Students' including: 1966-1970 (a) 'New Society'. (With article 'American Student Protest' by S.M. Lipset and Philip Altbach). (1 Sep 1966) (b) 'Clare Market Review', vol.63, no.2 (1967). Containing article on Strasbourg student revolt. (c) 'The Myth of Student Power' by Max Beloff; and 'Youth Culture, the Universities and Student Unrest' by Bryan Wilson. ('British Universities Annual', 1968, pp.86- 105) (d) 'Student Strategy and Political Mediation in France during May'. (Duplicated pamphlet, 1968, 27pp.) (e) 'Unrest in the Universities - Research Implications'. An account of a conference held by the Social Science Research Council and the Society for Research into Higher Education (July 1968, 6pp.) (f) 'Teach Yourself Student Power', by David Adelstein page 7 of 8 Hull History Centre: Papers of Philip Corrigan relating to the London School of Economics U DPC/13 (pub. Radical Students' Alliance, 1968, 60pp.) 1966-1970 cont.. (g) 'Joint Committee of Communists: Problems of the Worker/Student Alliance'. (Articles prepared for, or arising from, a conference organized by the Joint Committee of Communists. Duplicated pamphlet, Feb 1969, 48pp.) (h) Pages from 'The Teacher', containing articles on student unrest. 21 Mar; 30 May 1969 (i) 'Socialisme'. No.48 (April - June 1969) (j) 'Aspects of Student Power and Radical Theory', by M.R. Atkinson (Discussion Papers. Series C. No.14, Jun 1969) (k) 'News Service', No.1. (pub. International Union of Students, Jan 1970) (l) 'Some Problems of Student Militancy','by P.Q. Hirst (Paper given at the British Sociological Association Annual Conference, 9 Apr 1970, 21pp.) (m) 'The Origins of Self - Government of University Staffs', by Rowland Eustace. (Paper given at British Sociological Association Annual Conference, Apr 1970, 50pp.) (n) 'Dossier. An analysis of the power structure and social connections of the University of Manchester'. (Duplicated pamphlet, c.1970, 23pp.) (o) 'Proposals for the curriculum and examinations in the sixth form'. A joint statement by a joint working party of the Standing Conference on University Education and the Schools Council's first and second working parties. (9 Dec 1969, 10pp.) 1 file

U DPC/14 Duplicated papers relating to the Sociology Department, 1966-1970 LSE Including papers of the Staff/Student Committee 1 bundle

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