Guide to the Norman Eiger Papers 1967-2005, bulk 1980-1992

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Guide to the Norman Eiger Papers 1967-2005, bulk 1980-1992

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The Norman Eiger Papers consist of primarily textual records that chronicle Eiger's twenty-six year career as an educator and student of labor movements throughout the world. In particular, the Papers document Eiger's faculty and administrative affiliation with the Rutgers University Institute of Management and Labor Relations (IMLR, now the School of Management and Labor Relations, SMLR), where Eiger served as chair of the Department of Labor Education and director of the Labor Education Center. Also represented in the Papers are records of Eiger's extensive research and writings in the field of comparative labor studies. A selection of course materials compiled by Eiger's students and colleagues at the IMLR is included among the Papers as well.

10.1 cubic ft. (21 manuscript boxes)

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