Correspondence and papers of Ralph Miliband. 1940-2002.

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Correspondence and papers of Ralph Miliband. 1940-2002.

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Comprises: (1) Papers and correspondence from his earlier years in Britain, i.e., 1940 onwards, including school examination papers and a report; (2) Personal diaries and audio cassettes, 1948-1994; (3) Miscellaneous lecture notes from various stages in his career; (4) Papers and correspondence relating to his career in Britain, both at the London School of Economics and as Professor at Leeds University, 1949-1977; (5) Papers and correspondence relating to his career in North America, 1977-1994; (6) Notes, correspondence, drafts, and offprints relating to his publications; (7) Papers and correspondence relating to the 'Social Register', 1964 onwards; (8) Reviews of others' books and reviews of his own books by others; (9) Correspondence with Marcel Liebman, 1961-1985; (10)Papers and correspondence concerning various socialist causes worldwide, in particular the Lipman Trust; (11) Miscellaneous press-cuttings on various political events and socialist issues worldwide from various sources in many countries; (12) Correspondence between others subsequent to his death, 1994-2002; (13) File of obituaries on Ralph Miliband.

29 boxes on 10 shelves, manuscript, typescript, press-cuttings, and printed material.

Brotherton Library, University of Leeds

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Brotherton Library, University of Leeds

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University of Leeds.

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Miliband, Ralph

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Ralph Miliband, the political scientist and socialist, was born in Belgium of Jewish parents on 7 January 1924. He and his father fled to London in 1940 as the German army was invading Belgium. Here he learned English and began to study at the London School of Economics (then exiled in Cambridge). After serving in the Royal Navy for three years he returned to his studies at LSE, graduated with first class honours, and then took a Ph.D. His first teaching post was at Roosevelt College, Chicago, b...

Liebman, Marcel, 1929-1986

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