Norman Jacobson papers, 1949-2002.

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Norman Jacobson papers, 1949-2002.

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Document his professional career as a professor of Political Science a the University of California, Berkeley, Stanford University, and the University of South Carloina. The bulk of the materials consist of Jaconson's scholarly writings in the field of political science, his popular writings in other genres, and his course materials.

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