Frederic L. Dubow (1944-1987) Papers 1963-1987

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Frederic L. Dubow (1944-1987) Papers 1963-1987

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Frederic L. DuBow was born in New York City on March 10, 1944, and raised in Plainfield, New Jersey. He studied as an undergraduate at Oberlin College from 1961 to 1965, graduating magna cum laude with high honors in government. DuBow was appointed to the faculty of Northwestern University in 1971 as an instructor of sociology. While at Northwestern, DuBow taught courses in the sociology of law, criminology, and political sociology. DuBow left Northwestern in 1978 to join the faculty at the University of Illinois at Chicago as a professor of criminal justice, where he taught until his death on April 16, 1987. The Frederic L. DuBow Papers include material in seven archival boxes, spanning the years 1963-1987. They are organized in four groups: biographical information; notes from several undergraduate courses DuBow took at Oberlin; papers written by his students at Northwestern; and material relating to his dissertation, “Justice for People: Law and Politics in the Lower Courts of Tanzania.” Dissertation material comprises the bulk of the collection, and consists of several rough drafts and the research material DuBow collected for the dissertation.

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