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Guide to theElise M. Boulding Collection

(1961-1999)

(1960s-1977)


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Elise Boulding Papers. 54 BoxesAbstract

These papers concern the personal life and academic career of Dr. Elise Boulding (1920- ). EliseBoulding was born in 1920 in Oslo, Norway and moved to the United States of America with herfamily at age three. In 1941, at the age of 21 Elise Biorn-Hansen married famed and highly respectedeconomist, Kenneth Boulding. Together, they created a family of five children and fifteengrandchildren. Despite the extensive responsibilities that Elise Boulding had as a wife, a mother, and agrandmother, she still managed to make time for extensive academic study and peace work. EliseBoulding is noted for her active role in many peace and research oriented groups. Her involvementwith the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF), the International PeaceResearch Association (IPRA), the Consortium on Peace Research Education and Development(COPRED), and a host of other organizations has been greatly impacting and has never goneunnoticed. Furthermore, her service on the board of the United Nations University and theInternational Jury of the UNESCO Prize for Peace Education has helped to further internationalefforts toward including peace education in carricula around the globe. In 1990, Boulding wasnominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for her work on non-violence and conflict resolution; and in1996, Boulder’s Rocky Mountain Peace Center awarded Dr. Boulding its first Peace Maker of theYear award. Elise Boulding was a former University of Colorado at Boulder professor as well as aprofessor emerita of Sociology at Dartmouth College. In November 1996, she left Boulder andretired to Wayland, MA, to add to her already extensive body of published books and essays, and tolive closer to many of her children and grandchildren. Upon her departure, she vowed to continue heractive work in peace advocacy, research and education.

Gift of Dr. Elise Boulding, 1977-1996First and Second Accessions and Guide/ Inventory by Doris Mitterling, January 1979Third Accession by Sharon Kivenko, October 1999- January 2000First and Second Accessions Edited by Sharon Kivenko, September 1999


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Biography

Elise Boulding, sociologist, educator, peace scholar and activist was born Elise Biorn-Hansen in Oslo,Norway on July 6th, 1920 to Joseph Biorn- Hansen and Brigit Johnson. In 1923, Mr. and Mrs.Biorn-Hansen and their three year old child moved to the United States, and by 1929 werenaturalized Americans.

Encouraged by her mother, who believed that Elise was destined to “do something important,”1 sheenrolled in the New Jersey College for Women (now known as Douglass College at RutgersUniversity). In 1940, Elise Biorn-Hansen completed her BA in English. In the spring of 1941, shebecame a member of the Religious Society of Friends (the Quakers) where she subsequently met hersoulmate and husband to be Kenneth Ewart Boulding. The following summer, on August 31st, 1941,Elise, age 21, and Kenneth, age 31, were wed, and immediately began their lives as a couple dedicatedto peacemaking at home and abroad. Soon thereafter, the couple moved to Iowa where Elise Biorn-Hansen-Boulding began her work towards a Masters degree. From 1945-1946, she worked as aresearch assistant for the Family Adjustments in Wartime Project at the Department of Sociology atIowa State College. In 1947 she and husband Kenneth welcomed, John Russell, their first of fivechildren, into the world. Despite her duties as wife and new mother, Mrs. Boulding kept-up heracademic work in Sociology. In 1949, she submitted her Masters thesis entitled “Factors in FamilySeparation Which Influence the Course of Adjustment to War Separation and Reunion,” andsubsequently received her Masters Degree in Sociology from Iowa State College.

From 1949 through to 1955, Elise Boulding devoted much of her time to motherhood. In 1949, shegave birth to Mark David, and then in 1951 came Christine Anne. Philip Daniel was born in 1953,and finally, William Frederic, the youngest of Elise and Kenneth’s children, was born in 1955. Soonthereafter, Elise once again directed her energy toward her studies and teaching career. From 1957 to1960, she held a variety of research associate positions and immediately found herself involved ininternational peace work. Form 1960 to 1963 Boulding worked as the editor of the InternationalPeace Research Letter which led her to a lifetime of work developing the International PeaceResearch Association (IPRA) into the active and effective organization that it is today. Her work inthe area of peace studies became most effective and influential when she began to merge it with herinterest in futures studies. In 1961 Dr. Boulding translated, from the Dutch, Fred Polak’s classicwork, Image of the Future, and used it as a tool for peace studies and social change workshops eversince.

In 1963, Elise Boulding was invited to work first as an Assistant Professor and then as an AssociateProfessor of Sociology at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Interspersed in these positions,Boulding went back to school for her Ph.D. and received it from Michigan University in 1969.Furthermore, from 1967 to 1970, Boulding worked diligently in the area of women’s peace efforts asthe International Chair of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF). Inthe early seventies, Dr. Boulding was given a position as Professor of Sociology at CU Boulder andsimultaneously worked as Associate Editor of The American Sociologist publication.

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The 1970s, 1980s and 1990s were extremely successful and busy years for Dr. Boulding. Sheremained fully committed to her roles as mother and as wife, as well to her membership in theQuaker community. Furthermore, her dedication to peace work and teaching never faltered. Dr.Boulding’s list of accomplishments runs a mile long: from her professorships at CU Boulder andDartmouth College, to her work as Secretary General and then as President of IPRA, to heraffiliation with WILPF, and the Consortium on Peace Research, Education and Development(COPRED), to her work with UNESCO and for the establishment of the Japan-based United NationsUniversity, to her help with the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), Boulding’s energy,focus, and time was never wasted. Moreover, hardly any of her valiant and necessary work wentunnoticed.

From 1973 right through to today, Boulding has been honored for her work in a variety of manners.She has won alumnae achievement awards from both Douglass College as well as from the Universityof Michigan. She has been granted awards for her work as a feminist scholar and leader from theNational Council of Women, the National Women’s Forum, and from the Sisters of Loretta. Inaddition, Boulding has been honored and awarded for her work as an educator and as an internationalpeacemaker. In 1990 Dr. Boulding was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for her work on non-violence and conflict resolution. In 1995, the American Sociological Association presented EliseBoulding with a Distinguished Career Award. That very same year, COPRED honored her with anOutstanding Lifetime Service to COPRED Award, and the Boston Research Center for the 21stCentury awarded her with a Global Citizens’ Award. Finally, 1996, Boulder’s Rocky Mountain PeaceCenter awarded Dr. Boulding its first Peace Maker of the Year award after which she announced herretirement and plan to move away from Colorado to live closer to her children and grandchildren inMassachusetts.

Upon her departure from Boulder in November 1996, Dr. Boulding vowed never to stop her activework in peace advocacy, research and education, and has been adding to her already extensive body ofpublished books and essays ever since. In large part, Dr. Boulding’s peace work has emerged via hervolumes of publications, essays and lecture tours and has contributed to the world of peace studies in avariety of extremely valuable ways. Her books include:

Image of the Future (translated from the Dutch De Toekomst is Verleden Tyd, by Fred Polak;Oceana Press, 1961);

Handbook of International Data on Women (with Carson, Greenstein, and Nuss; New York: HalstedPress, 1976);

Women in the Twentieth Century World (Beverly Hills, California: Sage Publications, 1977);

From a Monastery Kitchen (New York: Harper & Row, 1976);

Children’s Rights and the Wheel of Life (New Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Press, 1979),[written especially for the International Year of the Child];

Bibliography on World Conflict and Peace (with Passmore and Gassler; Boulder, Colorado: WestviewPress, 1979);


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The Social System of the Planet Earth (with K. Boulding and G. Burgess; Reading, Massachusetts:Addison-Wesley, 1980);

Women and the Social Costs of Economic Development: Two Colorado Case Studies (with Moen,Lillydahl, and Palm, Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1981);

Building a Global Civic Culture: Education for and Interdependent World (New York: TeachersCollege Press, Columbia University, 1988; Syracuse University Press, 1990);

One Small Plot of Heaven: Reflections of a Quaker Sociologist on Family Life (Wallingford,Pennsylvania: Pendle Hill Publications, 1989);

Peace Culture and Society: Transnational Dialogue (with Brigagao and Clements, Boulder, Colorado:Westview Press, 1991);

New Agendas for Peace Research: Conflict and Security Reexamined (Boulder, Colorado: LynneRienner Press, 1992);

The Underside of History: A View of Women Through Time (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press,1976; Revised Edition, Newbury Park, California: Sage Publications, 1992);

Studies in the Interconnectedness of Peace in the Middle East and the World: Perspectives fromEurope, and Latin America (Budapest, Hungary: IPRA/ Research Institute for Social Studies of theHungarian Academy of Sciences, 1993);

Building Peace in the Middle East: Challenges from States and Civil Society (Boulder, Colorado:Lynne Rienner, 1994);

The Future: Images and Processes (with K. Boulding, Thousand Oaks, California: Sage Publications,1995)


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SCOPE AND CONTENT

The Elise M. Boulding Collection includes personal and professional papers that concern Dr.Boulding's work with professional associations, international peace organizations, activist campaigns,educational reform and peace studies curricula, religious institutions, and her family. They are dividedinto three accessions. The first accession has a Guide that was completed by Doris Mitterling inJanuary 1979, and edited by Sharon Kivenko in September 1999. It is divided into seven sections.Section I. International Peace Research Association (IPRA) includes membership information,newsletters, correspondences regarding affiliations with other organizations, conference andsymposia working papers, campaign details, and research material about specific regions in the worldwhere IPRA was/is at work. Section II. Consortium on Peace Research and Education(COPRED) contains membership lists, historical documentation, newsletters, correspondences,conference and symposia working papers, and funding documentation. Section III. Women'sInternational League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) includes papers that document WILPF'swork with non governmental organizations and other international organizations in a variety oflocations around the world. It also includes papers about women's global peace work, as well as effortsmade by specific women, minutes kept from executive meetings, information regarding the WILPFInternational Headquarters as well as WILPF sections around the world. Sections IV & VPublications include publications used by Elise Boulding as references for her work as well as thosewritten by Dr. Boulding herself. Section VI. Noes and Chapters from Elise Boulding's Booksinclude manuscripts and edit notes from some of her books.

The Second & Third Accessions are basic preliminary inventories of documents donated by Dr.Boulding between 1979 and 1996. They include additional documentation of Boulding's work withIPRA, COPRED< WILPF as well as with UNESCO, the American and International SociologicalAssociations, and a host of international and American peace and education organizations.Furthermore, these two sections contain documents regarding Elise Boulding's family life, and closeaffiliation with the Quaker community (both the American Friends Service Committee and theYearly Intermountain Meeting), as well as correspondence with admirers, colleagues, and studentsfrom around the world. Detailed course and lecture material from the courses that Dr. Boulding taughtat both Dartmouth and at CU Boulder can be found amongst these sections as well. They alsocomprise an extensive collection of papers published and unpublished and presented by Elise Bouldingthroughout her career.

Due to the fact that the latter part of the collection was done as a very basic inventory, and that itspans close to thirty years of Dr. Boulding's extensive and intensive work, documents pertaining t ospecific organizations or efforts can be spread out amongst a number of boxes. However, the listsprovided should be detailed enough to provide decent guidance until the entire collection isreorganized into a complete guide.


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I. International Peace Research Association (IPRA)

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1 1 Asbjorn Eide, Executive SecretarySusan Hoivik, Editor

2 Professor Bert Rolling3 Asbjorn Eide4 Instant Research on Peace and Violence-Receipts5 IPRA Travel, Aug. 1975-Elise Boulding6 IPRA Education Committee7 Membership List-Canadian Research & Education Association8 Philip P. Everts-Correspondence9 IPRA Correspondence-Subscriptions and Newsletter-General, 1969-197010 Membership List11 Bank Account12 Mailing List-Past13 1970 Mailing List14 Correspondence re Organization of Newsletter-General Information15 Newsletter Manuscripts-197016 Newsletter Manuscripts-197217 Newsletter Manuscripts-March/July/November 197118 Newsletter Manuscripts-196919 Mailing Labels-Current20 Drafts of Newsletters21 Newsletters22 Inquiry Forms-Responses23-24 Newsletter Manuscripts25 Directory for a New Decade-Government, Industry and University

Network Matrix26 UNESCO-Paris27 COROIPAS (Conferences on Research on International Peace and

Security)28 Founding Conference, London, December 1-3, 196429 Groningen Conference, July 3-5, 196530 Bills, Bank Statements31 Accra (Ghana) Assembly (1965)32 Correspondence Through 196533 Adlai Stevenson Institute of International Affairs34 Agency for International Development35 American Friends Service Committee36 American Historical Association


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37 AFSC International Programs38 ASA UNESCO Committee39 American Orthopsychiatric Association40 American Psychological Association41 American Sociological Association42 American Society of International Law43 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency44 Arms Control Symposium, Ann Arbor, Dec. 17-21, 1962

2 Cards IPRA Newsletter Inquiry List1 Biographical Resumes of Peace Researchers2 Campaign for a World Constituent Assembly3 Canadian Peace Research Institute4 Canadian Peace Research and Education Association5 Center for Nonviolent Conflict Resolution (Haverford College)6 Center for Continuing Education of Women, U. of Michigan7 Centre Europeen de Coordination de Recherche et de Documentation en

Sciences Sociales8 Center for Human Understanding-U. of Chicago9 Center for International Affairs-Harvard10 Children's International Summer Villages11 Center for Research on Learning and Teaching, U. of Michigan12 Center for the Study of the Causes of War and Conditions of Peace, Utah

State U., Logan, Utah13 Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions14 Citizens Committee for Global Safety15 Contact With Outer Space16 CNVA (Committee for Nonviolent Action)17 Committee for World Development and World Disarmament18 Communities, International19 Center for War/Peace Studies, New York20 Conference on Peace Research in History21 Council for a Livable World22 Council for the Study of Mankind23 Dimensionality of Nations Project-U. of Hawaii24 Esperanto25 Federation for the Advancement of Peace Research26 Federation of American Scientists27 Fellowship of Reconciliation28 Foreign Policy Association29 Further Outlook on Space30 Fund for Peace31 Hudson Institute32 The Human Ecological Society33 Institute for International Order34 Institute for Cybercultural Research35 Institute for Policy Studies


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36 International Peace Academy Committee37 Institute for Research on International Behavior38 International Education39 Institute for the Study of National Behavior40 International Institute for Peace41 International Law Bibliography42 IPRA Subscriptions-Cash Book43 International Peace Bureau44 IPRA-Conference, 1974 Peace Education Commission IV-V Papers45 IPRA-Conference, India 1974

3 1 International Peace-Keeping Operations2 International Peace Research-Oslo3 International Scientific City4 International Society for Comparative Study of Civilizations5 Jungk, Robert6 Lemberg Center for the Study of Violence-Brandeis U.7 Mankind 20008 Mental Health Research Institute9 Mexico10 Mondcivitan Republic11 New York Peace Information Center12 New World Foundation13 Northwestern U (International Relations Program)14 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development15 Parliamentary Group/World Government16 Peace Research In History17 Peace Research Society (International)18 Peace Research Institute (Fund Raising, Etc.)19 Research: Papers Received20 Peace Research Laboratory21 Occupations, Manpower22 Peace Research Centre-Lancaster23 Research-Peace Movement24 Research; Project Proposals25 Fellowship Grants-PR26 Research Interests27 Research: ID Papers (1965) Programs in Progress (1968)28 Research: In Progress (Listings)29 Research: IR Papers30 Nonviolence Research31 North American Peace Research Society32 Peace Research Fellowships-1968 (WILPF related)33 PROF (Peace Research Organization Fund)34 Polemological Institute, Groningen35 Population Reference Bureau36 Propaganda


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37 Pugwash-Conference on Science-World Affairs38 International Repertory of Institutions for Peace and Conflict Research,

Part II, List of Institutions (UNESCO sponsored)40 IPRA Correspondence-1967-196842 Mailing Lists and Contacts43 Inquiry Mailing List44 Priscilla Older45 General Correspondence46 Correspondence, March 1965-July 1966

4 1 Africa2 Australia3 Belgium4 China5 Czechoslovakia6 Denmark7 England8 England: Conflict Research Society9 Finland10 France11 German Democratic Republic12 German Federal Republic13 Greece14 Hong Kong15 India16 Institute fur Zukunftsfragen17 Israel18 Italy19 Japan20 Norway21 Poland22 Scandinavian Peace Research Group23 Serva Seva Sangh Newsletter (India)24 Spain25 Sweden26 Switzerland27 United Kingdom28 USSR29 Rand Corporation30 Religious Peace Groups31 Research Interests Questionnaire (Peach Research)32 RIEDAC (Research on the International Economics of Disarmament and

Arms Control)33 Duke-Rule of Law34 Rocky Mountain-Great Plains Peace Research Organization35 Salk Institute36 SANE (Sane Nuclear Policy, Inc.)


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37 Social Science Research Council38 Scientists' Institute for Public Information39 Scientists on Survival40 Society for Social Responsibility in Science41 Societe Europeenne de Culture42 Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues43 Society for the Scientific Study of Peace44 Society for the Study of Social Problems45 Strategy for Peace46 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)

5 1 Peace Research and Education Project (SDS)2 Russell Sage Foundation3 Surveys and Research Corp. (1969)4 Swarthmore Society5 Technical Assistance Programs6 Texas Peace Center, Jos. R Shannon,. Director7 Turn Toward Peace8 L'Union Internationale des Societes de la Paix, Geneve9 UNESCO10 UNESCO-Peace Research11 United Nations12 United Nations Association13 U. S .-So. Africa Leader Exchange Prograin14 United World Federalists15 United World Trust16 Universities and the Quest for Peace17 Universities Committee on the Problems of War & Peace18-19 University of Pennsylvania20 Upland Institute21 Venture22 War Resistors’ International23 Washington, D. C.24 Women Strike for Peace25 World Academy of Art & Science26 World Committee for a World Constitutional Convention27 World Community28 World Council of Peace29 World Data Analysis Program, Yale U.30 World Federation for Mental Health31 World Federation of Scientific Workers32 World Future Society33 World Law Fund34 World University Idea35 World Veterans Federation36 World Service Federation37 White House Conference on International Cooperation


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38 World Rule of Law Center


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II. COPRED (Consortium on Peace Research. Education and Development)

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6 Cards Mailing ListsBooklets The Johnson Foundation – Program Report

Program DescriptionsPamphlets Institute for World Order, Inc.1 Executive Committee Minutes, Reports, Etc. (Feb. 26-27, 1976)2 Book Orders-Review Copies3 Colorado Corp. COPRED Annual Reports Fee4 Articles of Incorporation and Amendments5 Autsy Copy (Cost, Etc.)6 Constitution (COPRED)7 History of COPRED8 Membership9 Individual Members, 1971-197310 Membership Literature11 Occasional Communication-Paul Wehr12 Drafts and Final Copy-Advisory Council Meeting Reports (1971)13 Original Program Descriptions, COPRED Council Members, April 197414 Program Descriptions15 Copies of Letters by Alien Deeter, 1971-1972

7 1 May Peace Research Conference (Finances and Procedural) Report2 Drafts and Notes on COPRED Organizing Conference3 Lynn Parker-Summary of COPRED Boulder Organizing Conference4 Summary of Reports from Conference5 Misc. Correspondence re May Peace Research Conference6 Lists of Libraries and Institutes7 Continuing Committee on Peace Research8 The Activities of the Research Inventory Task Force of COPRED; An

Interim Report9 Future Prospects for COPRED (1975)10 COPRED Publications Committee11 Summer Institute, 1973, St. Louis U.12 Latin America-Correspondence13 Latin America-Research Institutes List14 List of Peace Journals & Newsletter15 Newsletters-COPRED Affiliated16 COPRED Peace Awards17 Consortium News for Newsletters18 Bulletin of Peace Proposals and IPRA Newsletter19 Fellowships-White House, CU


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20 Geneva Semester-Universities and the Quest for Peace21 Indicators Project22 MNBC-Multi-National Business Corporations23 Peace Studies/Research Semester-Proposal24 Journal of Conflict Resolution25 Conscientious Objectors26 Employment Opportunities "Peacemaking Activities"27 United Nations University28 Future COPRED Activities29 Center for Nonviolent Conflict Resolution30 COPRED Executive Director and Headquarters31 Edmund S. Finegold32 Dept. of State-William K. Hitchcock33 UN Inquiry on Peace Research Activities of Member States-COPRED

Statement34 International Expert Meeting on University Teaching and Research on

Problems of Peace & Conflict Resolution, Manila, P. 1., November 29-December 3, 1971

35 Dept. of Peace Proposal36 Kentucky Panel37 University of Colorado-Development of a Peace Studies Program

8 1 ACDA (Arms Control and Disarmament Agency)2 Statement on Support for Peace Research-AGDA (1973)3 Philip Handler-National Academy of Sciences4 Robert H. B. Wade-AGDA5 Search Committee-Consortium6 (Search for) Executive Director7 Journal of Conflict Resolution8 Brochure9 CYET (Committee on Youth, Education and Training of COPRED)10 Copied Proposals-Funding and Other11 IBM (International Business Machines)12 David W. Lamb (Boulder, Colo.)13 George Williams (Boulder)14 COPRED Development Committee15 Continuing Committee on Peace Research (1965)16 Lenore Marshall Fund (James Marshall)17-18 Skills Taxonomy Projects19 International Relations Club20 Documentation Service-Center for Nonviolent Conflict21 Hampshire College, Amherst, Mass.22 CUNY (City University of New York)23 American Psychiatric Association; Task Force on Psychiatry and Foreign

Affairs24 Center for the Study of the Person (Purdue U.)25 Center for Studies in Education and Development (Harvard U.)


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26 Center for the Study of Power and Peace27 American Society of International Law28 Consortium-Responses to Invitations29 Iowa Peace Network for Education and Action-Daniel Emmert,

Dubuque Iowa30 La Pointe Centre for the Study of Man (Windsor, Canada)31 Peace Studies Program-SUNY, Albany, N. Y.32 Peace Research and Conflict Resolution Center-Martin Luther

King General Hosp, Los Angeles33 Robert Hefner-SPSSI (Society for the Psychological Study

of Social Issues)34 Stefan Presser, COPRED Executive Committee, 197335 Stanley Foundation36 Society for the Study of Social Problems-International Tensions

Committee, Don D Smith, Chairman37 SPSSI

9 1 Student (Advisory) Committee on International Affairs2 United Nations Association (Elmore Jackson)3 College Council of Community Involvement (Marty Dickson,

Philadelphia)4 Research Inventory Network5 Mershon Center-Chadwick Alger6 James M. Becker, Bloomington, Indiana7 World Law Fund-Charles R. Beitz8 Conference on Peace Research in History (Blanche W. Cook) 1971/19729 Sandi E. Cooper10 Coordinator: Group for Research in the Psychology of Aggression and

Nonviolence Also: American Orthopsychiatric Association (Israel W.Charny)

11 Center for World Community-Cornell U12 CHERS (Consortium for Higher Education Religion Studies13 Mexico (Hector M. Cappello)14 Global Survival Studies-U. of Mass., Stephen Guild15 Center for Teaching International Relations-Charles Rivera16 Council for a Dept. of Peace17 SK DE (Satyendra Kumar De) New York City18 Steven F. Deutsch, U. of Oregon19 George Henderson, U of Oklahoma20 Herbert C. Kelman. Harvard U.21 Thomas Lough, Kent State U.22 Martin Marietta Corp.23 Missouri Peace Study Institute-Bill Wickersham and Jerry L. Rosser24 Studies in International Conflict and Integration-Robert North, Stanford

University25 Ohioans for Peace


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26 Theodore T. Puck (Slater and King)27 Mental Health Research Institute (Anatol Rapoport)28 National Academy of Sciences-Vincent P. Rock29 Kettering Foundation-James M Read30 United Nations Institute for Training and Research (Oscar Schachter)31 University of Minnesota (Enid Schoettle)32 University of Denver (George Sheperd)33 Arthur Waskow34 WILPF (Women's International League for Peace and Freedom)35 Research Utilization Proposal36 Ford Foundation Proposal37 Research Utilization Proposal (to Ford Foundation)38 Rockefeller Proposal39 Rockefeller Foundation40 Letter to University Presidents-Fund Raising Project41 (COPRED) Loan Fund42 (COPRED)Loan Fund Documents43 Peace Fellows Proposal44 Peace Research/Action Collective Proposal45 Peace Research Fellows Proposal46 Institute for World Order-Fundine47 List of COPRED Materials Sent to Gustavus Adolphus College,

St. Peter, Minn.48 Reflections on COPRED's Fourth Birthday

III. Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF)

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10 1 UNICEF Conference2 Family Life-Latin America3 WILPF-Current4 NGO's (Non-Governmental Organizations)5 Childhood Education Committee-U. S. Section6 Education7 Scientific Warfare8 Germany, 1965-19689 Germany10 Sweden-Fred och Frihet11 Aja Selander12 Nancy Reeves13 Liaison With Other International Organizations14 Hungary15 Poland16 Czechoslovakia


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17 Elisabeth Stable18-19 Sweden20 CBW Conference21 Mailing Lists-Japanese Paper ?22 Mailing Lists-United States23 Miscellaneous-WILPF24 Childhood Education Committee-U. S. Section25 USSR-US Textbook Project26 Correspondence With UN Officials

11 Loose Material WILPF Directory – United StatesBooklets About Women and Children

1 Women Around the World on Peace Appeal2-3 Correspondence, Memos, Newsletters4 Rome Conference5 Conference of Soviet and U. S Women, Bryn Mawr, November 21-27,

19616 Gandhi Centenary, 1869-1969-Newsletter7-8 WILPF International Materials9 Nonviolence: International Student Seminar10 Union of Vietnamese Women11 World Council of Peace12 Committee of Correspondence13 Voice of Women14-24 EB (E. Boulding) Circular Letters, 1968-1971

12 1-4 DH (Dorothy Hutchinson) Circular Letters, 1965-19685 GB (Gertrude Baer) Circular Letters, 1966-19686-8 PAX-Before 1968-19699 Australia10 Colombia (Mensaje)11 Denmark-Fred og Frihed12 Great Britain13 Italy14 Israel15 Japan16 New Zealand17 Norway18 Four Lights-U. S. Section19 Peace & Freedom (formerly Four Lights) U. S.20 Office Procedures Memo Correspondence With Individuals21 Adelaide Baker22 Amelia Boynton23 Sybil Cookson24 Marion Edman25 Margaret Curwen


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12 26 Johanne Reutz Gjermoe27 Nell Greaves28 Ellen Holmgaard29 Dorothy Hutchinson30 Fujiko Isono31 Edith King32 Naomi Marcus33 Lorralne Moseley34 Sushila Nayar35 Mary Nuttall36 Mercedes Randall37 Anna Rantanen38 Yvonne See39 Marina Delia Seta40 Helene Stahelin41 Dorothy Steffens42 Nelly Weiss43 Berthe Wicke

13 1 Correspondence With Heads of State2 Latin American Correspondence3 General Correspondence International WILPF-UN Representatives4 Mary Hornaday5 Elena Lanni6 Eugenic Intemann7 Augusta Beadenkopf8 Kitty Pittman9 United Nations-New York10 Gertrude Baer11 UN, 1965-1966 (Dorothy Hutchinson)12 UN, 1966-1967 (DH)13 UN, 1967-1968 (DH)14 Security Council Resolution, 1969 (WILPF Int'l.) Boulder Office15 Peace Items for Sale16 Circular Letter Renewal17 Newsletter18 Moratorium Progress19 Moratorium Committee20 Correspondence With Elise Boulding, Summer *69 (WILPF Int'l.)

Committees21 Contacts & Sections (DH)22 Contacts & Sections Committee23 Evaluation24 Finance Committee25 Social Security


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26 Bills and Receipts27 Worksheets and Bank Statements28 Gandhi Centenary Committee29 Middle East Committee (DH)30 Peace Research31 Peaceful Settlement of Disputes32-33 Seminars34 Fund Raising Committee (WILPF Int'l) Congresses35 Various Reports & Other 1965 Congress (DH)36 Resolutions- 1965 Congress37 Section Reports- 1965 Congress38 Various Reports- 1968 Congress39 Resolutions- 1968 Congress40 Replies to Resolutions- 1968 Congress41 Section Reports- 1968 Congress42 Various Misc. Papers- 1968 Congress43 Possible Congress Documents-UN Development Themes44 Development Work45 Peace Research-UNESCO, July 196946 Congress (1970)47 Congress Memos48 Congress-Programs

WILPF Int'l. Executive

14 1 Minutes- Pre-Congress Executive, 1965Minutes - Post-Congress Executive, 1965

2 Executive Committee Meeting, 1966, Stockholm3 Executive Committee Meeting,1967, Cret-Berard (Switz.)4 Executive Committee Meeting, 1968, Nyborg Strand5 Executive Committee, Preparations 1969, Cret-Berard 6 Executive Committee Meeting, 1969, Cret-Berard7 Executive Documents, 19698 Executive Committee Meeting Preparations- Norway- June 19709 WILPF Executive, 197010 International Education Fund11 NGO (Non-Governmental Organizations) Status12 Tshilenge (Mrs. Yvette)13 WILPF Library Collection

WILPF Int'l. Headquarters

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17 PAX18 Ballantyne19 Circular Letter20 Desk References21 Directories

WILPF Int'l. Sections

22-23 Australia24-25 Austria26-27 Canada28-29 Colombia30-31 Denmark

15 1-2 Finland3-4 France5-6 Great Britain7-8 India9-10 Israel11 Italy12-13 Japan14-15 Lebanon16-17 New Zealand18-19 Norway20-21 Switzerland22 Jane Addams Peace Association23 United Nations Day

WILPF Int’l United States Section

24 Branches- U.S. Section25 Correspondence26 Boulder Branch27 Action Bulletin28 Civil Rights and Liberties29 Economic Commission30 Finance Committee31 Human Rights32 Labor Contacts Committee33 Latin America34 Legislative Office35 Literature Committee36 Membership Committee37 Politics of Dissent38 Minority Groups


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15 39 Policy Committee40 Poverty-Welfare-Economics41 Program and Action Committee42 Public Relations Committee43 Scientific Contacts44 United Nations45 World Development and World Disarmament Committee46 Youth Committee

Countries

16 1-4 Africa5 China6 Congo7 Greece8-9 Middle East10 Philippines11 Rumania12 Vietnam13 Wales14 Miscellaneous15-18 Literature

IV. Publications

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16 Dept. of Economic and Social Affairs. Selected Experiences in RegionalDevelopment. N.Y.: UN, l970.

Idem. A System of National Accounts. N. Y.: U.N, 1968.Idem. External Financing in Latin America. N.Y.: UN, 1965.Manual on Economic Development Projects. N.Y.: UN, 1968.Keyfitz, Nathan and Murphy, Edmund, Comparative Demographic

Computations. Chicago: Population Research & Training Center,1964.

Economic Bulletin for Asia and the Far East, Vol. XX, No. 2 (September1969).

Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, Transport andCommunications Bulletin, No. 44 (1969).

Conference on World-Wide Development of Home Economics In HigherEducation. International Home Economics, Ames, Iowa, July 19-23,1965.

International Court of Justice, Reports of Judgments, Advisory Opinions


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and Orders (1970/1971/1972).

17 Foreign Trade Statistics of Asia and the Far East, Vol. V, Series B,No.1 (1969).

Resolutions of the General Assembly at Its Twenty-Sixth RegularSession, 21 Sept.- 22 Dec. 1971/1972.

Resolutions of the General Assembly at Its Twenty-Seventh RegularSession, Addendum. 22 Dec. 1972.

Annotated Draft Agenda of the Twenty-Seventh Regular Session of theGeneral Assembly, 15 September 1972.

Report of the International Court of Justice, 1 August 1969-31 July1970, Twenty-Fifth Session, Supplement, No. 5 (1970).

Economic and Social Council Official Records, Fifty-Third Session, 3-28July, 1972, Resolutions Supplement, No. 1 (1972).

Trusteeship Council Official Records, Thirty-Ninth Session, 23 May-16 June1972, Resolutions Supplement, No. 1(1972).

Trilateral Conference, Tokyo, Japan, October 1977. "Power andResponsibility of the Industrialized Countries in the Global Community,Part I & II."

Falk, Richard and Black, Cyril, ed. The Future of the International LegalOrder, Princeton, N.J.: Princeton Univ. Press, 1969.

Magazines

World Health. July 1968/June-July 1970/January-July 1971/ April-December 1972.

World Health Organization Album. 1966.Panorama, Nos. 44-50, 1970-1972.

V. Publications on Various Topics (Many Written by E. Boulding)

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18 1 Autobiography-Secular and Spiritual2 Futurism3 The Family4-5 Women6 Children

7-8 Publications on Peace Research and International Systems – Books,Journals, Pamphlets, Booklets, Etc.

United Nations Research Institute for Social Development. Studies In theMethodology of Social Planning, Report No. 70.5. Geneva 1970.


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Idem. Studies in the Measurement of Levels of Living and Welfare, Report No.70.3. Geneva 1970.

Idem. Contents and Measurement of Socio-Economic Development: AnEmpirical Enquiry, Report No. 70.10 Geneva 1970.

Idem. Social and Economic Factors In Development, Report No. 3. Geneva,February 1966. Yearbook of National Accounts Statistics 1968. Vol. I.N.Y.: UN, 1969.

18 A Study of the Capacity of the United Nations Development System,Vols. I&II. N.Y.: UN, 1969.

Guide to Basic Statistics In Countries of the Ecafe Region, N.Y.: UN,1969.

1967 Report on the World Social Situation, N.Y.: UN, 1969.

19 Dept. of Economic and Social Affairs. International Social DevelopmentReview, No. 1, "Urbanization: Development Policies and Planning."

N.Y.: UN, 1968.Asia 1976 Yearbook.Burke, W.T., Towards a Better Use of the Ocean. N.Y.: Humanities Press,

1969.International Institute of Differing Civilizations. Report of the 34th Incidi

Study Session. "Urban Agglomerations In the States of the Third World."(1967).

Kalkstein, Marvin, International Arrangements and Control for the PeacefulApplications of Nuclear Explosives. N.Y.: Humanities Press, 1970.

SIPRI Research Report. Nos. 5-6 (1972). "Strategic Arms Limitation, Parts I& II."

SIPRI Research Report. No. 7 (1972). "Prospects for Arms Control In theOcean."

SIPRI, The Near-Nuclear Countries and the NPT. N.Y.: Humanities Press,1972.

Idem. Preventing Nuclear-Weapon Proliferation (1975).Idem. The Implementation of International Disarmament Agreements,

(1973).Public Health Papers, No. 24. "Care of Children in Day Centres.” Geneva:

World Health Organization, 1964.Idem. No. 25. "Housing Programmes: The Role of Public Health Agencies."

Geneva: WHO, 1964.Idem. No. 33. "The Psysiological Basis of Health Standards for Dwellings."

Geneva: WHO, 1968.United Nations Research Institute for Social Development. Research Notes,

No. 1 (Geneva, June 1968).SIPRI, The Problem of Chemical and Biological Warfare, Vols. I-VI. N.Y.:

Humanities Press, 1971-1975.SPIRI, Arms Trade Registers. Cambridge, Mass.: The MIT Press, 1975.


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Falk, Richard A. and Cyril Black, The Future of the International LegalOrder, Vols. I-IV Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1970,1971, 1972.

XXIV World Congress. “Human Environment and Civilization.” Paris, France,September 1962.

Boulding, Kenneth, et al., The Social System of the Planet Earth. Reading,Mass.: Addison*Wesley Publishing Co., 1977.

19 Alkjaer, Ejler and Jorn L. Eriksen, Location and EconomicConsequences of the International Congresses. Copenhagen: Einar.Harks Forlag, 1967.

Boulding, Elise, Women in the Twentieth Century World. N.Y.: John Wiley &Sons, 1977.

Boulding, Elise, The Underside of History. Boulder, CO.: Westview Press,1976.

Boulding, Elise, et al., Handbook of International Data on Women. N.Y.:John Wiley & Sons, 1976.

Boulding, Elise, comp., From a Monastery Kitchen. N.Y.: Harper & Row,1976.

VI. Notes and Chapters for some of Elise Boulding's Books.

CONTAINER LIST

BOX FD

20 Notes and Chapters for The Underside of History.21 Notes and Chapters for The Underside of History.22 Same as Above23 Same as Above - Includes Illustrations for The Underside of History.24 Same as Above. Includes Notes and Chapters for History on Her Back,

Forerunner attempt at The Underside of History.25 Notes and Master Copy of Monastic Cookbook, From a Monastery

Kitchen.Note CardsPolak, Fred, The Image of the Future. Translated and Abridged by E.Boulding. Original Maunscript.


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VII. Oversize and Duplicates

CONTAINER LIST

BOX FD

Card Catalog Bibliography CardsTrilateral Conference, October 1977, Tokyo, Japan (3 copies)


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Preliminary Inventoryto the

Elise M. Boulding CollectionSecond Accession

(1970s-1980s)


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1 Course Material c .1970’sFriends OrganizationGrade BooksSpeeches and papers presented at conferencesIPRA

2 Writings and Research

3 COPREDIPRAUNSpeeches and Papers presented at Conferences

4 Speeches and Papers presented at ConferencesWritingsLectures

5 Peace WritingsWomen's Peace QuestionnairesForeign News Clips mainly in JapaneseResearch Materials

6 Japanese WritingsPublicationsResearch Materials

7 Correspondence with ConferencesSpeeches and Papers given at ConferencesReviews

8 MiscellaneousSpeechesHonorsResearch MaterialConference Material

9 Writing Notebooks 1947-1975

10 Writings and Research Materials

11 Correspondence Master File 1973-1977

12 IPRAWILPFPeaceWritings while at Dartmouth


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Appointment Books 1970's - 1980'sWritings on Children, Hunger, and Community Adaptation

13 WILPF, PresidentCorrespondenceVitae

14 Speeches and Papers given 1970’sResearch Material

15 PapersResearch Material

16 PapersResearch MaterialCOPRED

17 Imaging Workshop - Dartmouth

Oversize Imaging Posters

18 Middle East Peace Commission & Result Book manuscript entitled:Peace Building in the Middle East

19 Middle East Peace Commission

20 Middle East Peace Commission

Oversize Photo Album of Trilateral Conference in Japan, Oct. 1977


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Preliminary Inventoryto the

Elise M. Boulding CollectionThird Accession

(1947-1996)


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CONTAINER LIST

BOX FD

1 1 Published Work 1981-1982Unpublished Work 1981-1982

2 Published Work 1983-1984Unpublished Work 1983-1984







2 Elise Boulding, “Factors in Family Separation Which Influence theCourse of Adjustment to War Separation and Reunion,” (M.A. Thesis,Iowa State College, 1949).

Audio Cassette Material

Zones of Peace Conference, ICAR, April 1996, Tapes 1&2Peaceful Settlements, Lectures by Elise Boulding

Tape 1: “What One Person Can Do,” 4-26-85Tape 2: “The Global Family” 4-27-85

Elise Boulding, 5-30-86 (Topic Unknown)Elise and Kenneth Boulding – Interview by Fran Reeder 7-28-88Elise Boulding, Session 4 (Topic Unknown)Elise Boulding, La Femme et La PaixContemplation and Social Justice, Lecture by Elise Boulding and Sister

Mary Luke Tobin, 10-30-86First Annual Peacemaker of the Year Award Ceremony, (presented to

Elise Boulding, Sponsored by The Rocky Mountain Peace andJustice Center and The Boulder Public Library, Sunday May 19,1996).

Elise Boulding’s Second Round of Editing – IPRA Newsletter 1984- 1991


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1 Manuscript & Chapters of Women in the Twentieth Century World:Holding Up the Sky (Predecessor to The Underside of History)

Binders

Published and Unpublished Work 1947-1963Published and Unpublished Work 1964-1968Published and Unpublished Work 1969-1970

3 Published and Unpublished Work 1971-1980

4 1 Where is Elise? Travel Itineraries 1993-19942 IPRA – Paul Smoker3 WILPF Finland – Anna Rantanen4 IPRA Correspondence

Quaker CorrespondenceElise Boulding, “Feminist Inventions in the Art of Peacemaking: A

Century Overview,” (paper presented at the Conference on Peaceand War Issues: Gender, Race and Ethnicity in Historical Perspective,Nov. 11-12, 1994).

5 Elise Boulding, “Image and Action in Peacebuilding,” Journal of SocialIssues 44, no. 2 (1988): 17-37.

6 Elise Boulding, “The Future of Social Development in the DevelopedWorld: Learning for the Third world Inside the First,” InternationalScience Journal, (11-19-92, original copy).

7 Elise Boulding, “Familia Faber: The Family as Maker of the Future,”Journal of Marriage and the Family, May 1983 (incomplete copy,duplicate in BOX 4, FD 36).

8 Elise Boulding, “States, Boundaries, and Environmental Security,”(no journal, no date).

9 Elise Boulding, “Notes on Strengthening of Peace Building Resourcesfor Palestinians and Israelis,”(paper for UNESCORoundtable on Peace in the Middle East, Granada, Spain, December8-10, 1993).

10 Elise Boulding, “Peace Building, Answer to Violence: Voices form theCivil Society Through History,” (a formal outline).

Bibiliography of Faith-Based Peace Movements Through History11 Elise Boulding, “The Zone of Peace Concept in Current Practice: Review

and Evaluation” (paper for the Changing Prospects for Peace in the Indian Ocean Region Inaugural Conference for the

Centre for Peace Studies, Curtin University of Western Australia,January 14-16, 1991, master and draft copies).

12 Elise Boulding, “Women’s Movements and Social Transformations inThe Twentieth Century,” in The Changing Structure of WorldPolitics, by Yoshikazer Sakamoto Ed. (Tokyo; Iwanomi ShatenPublishers, 1988).


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13 Elise Boulding, “Women’s Experiential Approaches to Peace Studies,”(original, no date).

14 Elise Boulding, “Peace Research and The United State Institute of Peace:Some Reflections,” (matster copy, no date).

15 Elise Boulding, “States, Boundaries and Environmental Security inGlobal and Regional Conflicts,” (paper for the International Conferenceon Environmental Politics, University of Laval, Quebec, Canada,September 28-20, 1990).

Elise Boulding, “Nationalism, Ethnicity, and Identity – Notes forDiscussion,” (WOMP, Cairo, October 26-29, 1990).

16 AFSC – Intermountain Yearly Meeting Committee of Concern17 Graphic/Diagrams

Figure I – “The Agents of Oppression for Women.”Figure II – “The Agents of Social Transformation in the Post

Patriarchal Order.”Figure III – “Society/ Land/ Water Interfaces from Household to

Planet.”18 Feminist Futures International Network Newsletters,

Volume I, No.1 April 1987Volume I, No. 2 September 1987

19 Diane Johnson, “Kenneth and Elise Boulding: A Shared LifetimeWaging Peace,” The Sunday Camera Magazine, September 18, 1988.

20 Kevin P. Clemens, “Review of New Agendas for Peace Research:Conflict and Security Reexamined, by Elise Boulding”, Australian Journalof Political Science 28, No. 3 (November 1993): 535.

21 IPRA Statute22 Elise Boulding, “Imaging a World Without Weapons: A Workbook,”

(photocopies).23 Directory of Peace Studies Programs – 1990 Edition24 Articles and Papers – Master Copies

Elise Boulding, “Cultural Perspectives on Development: The Relevanceof Sociology and Anthropology,” Alternatives XIV (1989): 102-122.

“Letter from Professor B.V.A. Roling (Secretary General of IPRA),”from International Peace Research Newsletter IV, No. 1 (February1966).

The Draft Statutes of IPRA from IPR Newsletter XVIII, No. 2 (August1980).

“The Image of Africa,” ifda dossier 67, (September/ October, 1988).“Beyond Hunger: An African Vision of the Twenty-First Century,” ifda

dossier 69, (January/ February 1989).25 Elise Boulding, “ Beyond Militarism: Social Learning and The Possible

Recovery of Peace Cultures,” (1993).26 Elise Boulding, “The Challenge of Cultural Development In

Industrialized Countries: Learning from The Third World Inside theFirst,” (paper presented by Elise Boulding on behalf of IPRA for theCommittee on Futures Research Session on The Future of Developed


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Countries in One World, International Sociological AssociationWorld Congress, Madrid, Spain, July 9-13, 1990).

27 Elise Boulding, “The Problem of Imaging Peace in Wartime,” (paper forFutures, no date).

28 Elise Boulding, “The Concept of Peace Culture,” (master copy andphotocopies, no date).

29 Elise Boulding, “Ethnicity and New Constitutive orders: An Approach toPeace in the Twenty-First Century,” (prepared for Festochrift for KinhideMushakoji on his retirement from the United Nations University, nodate).

4 30 Elise Boulding, “Hope for the Twenty-First Century: NGOs and PeoplesNetworks in the Middle East,” Chapter 25 in Peace Building in theMiddle East, by Elise Boulding, (Lynne Rienner Publishers, Boulder, CO:1993), [see Second Accession BOX 18 for manuscript].

31 Elise Boulding, “A Feminist Approach to the Future,” (presented onbehalf of IPRA to Session Two on Gender and SocialTransformation, International Sociological Association SymposiumNo. 3, Old and New Forms of Solidarity and Identity, Bielefeld,Germany, no date).

32 Elise Boulding, “The Dynamics of Imaging Futures,” (for the session onIssues of Social Prediction, American Sociological AssociationAnnual Meeting, September 1977).

33 Elise Boulding, “Women and Food Systems: An Alternative Approach tothe World Food Crisis,” Chapter 6 of Women in the TwentiethCentury World: Holding Up Half the Sky,” by Elise Boulding,(1976).

34 International Women’s Year Studies on Women - PapersElise Boulding, “Nomadism, Mobility and the Status of Women,” Paper

#1, (for the Research Committee on Sex Roles in Society Session onFamily, Social Structure and Sex Roles, The Eighth World Congressof Sociology, Toronto, August 1974).

Elise Boulding, “Female Alternatives to Hierarchical Systems, Past andPresent: A Critique of Women’s NGO’s in the Light of History,”Paper #3, (for The Journal of International Associations, February1975).

Elise Boulding, “Women, Bread and Babies: Directing Aid to FifthWorld Farmers,” Paper #4, (A background paper for The WorldFood and Population Crisis: A Role for the Private Sector, Dallas, Texas,April 1975).

Elise Boulding, “Familial Constraints on Women’s Work Roles,” Paper#5, (for the Workshop Conference on Occupational Segregation:Past, Present and Future, Wellesley College, Wellesely,Massachussetts, May 1975).

Elise, Boulding, “ Women and Peace Work,” Paper #6, (for TheInternational Workshop on Changing Sex Roles In Family and


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Society, Dubrivnik, Yugoslavia, June 1975).35 “The Vine,” Elise Boulding’s Personal Correspondence with Quaker

Communities and Intitutions.36 Notes from Futures and What Makes Them Happen, by Elise and

Kenneth Boulding.37 Elise Boulding, “Peace Research: Dialectics and Development,” from

The Journal of Conflict Resolution XVI, No. 4 (December1972).

38 Kenneth and Elise Boulding, “The Homogeneity of International Studies:A Preliminary Analysis of the Content of Journals in the Field ofInternational Studies,” (for The Advisory Meeting of Experts onUNESCO’s Role in Developing Research on Peace Problems,UNESCO, Paris, July 1969).

4 39 Moscow-Warsaw Journal, 1963 – Elise Boulding’s travel journal from aWILPF group trip to the USSR and Poland, March 1963.

40 Reflections on COPRED’s Fourth Birthday, May 1974.41 Elise Boulding, “Reflections of a Sociologist on Leave,” (March 1974).42 Elise Boulding, “Societal Complexity and Religious Potential,” (for

Special World Conference on Futures Research: Human Needs –New Societies – Supportive Technologies, Rome, September 1973).

43 Correspondence about the Academic Council st the United Nations44 Miscellaneous quotes and talk outlines45-46 Miscellaneous notes, reflections and manuscripts47 Elise Boulding, “Peace Movement – USA,” (for the panel on The Peace

Movement in Comparative Perspective, International Peace ResearchAssociation Congress, Gyor, Hungary August/September 1983).

48 Elise Boulding, “Perspectives of Women Researchers on Disarmament,National Security and World Order,” (April 1980).

49 Elise Boulding, Introduction to Peacemaking in Your Neighborhood,(no date).

50 Elise Boulding, “Public Nurturance and the Man on Horseback,”(transcript of chapter for Face to Face: fathers, mothers, monsters:essays for a non-sexist future, Meg McGavran Murray ed., GreenwoodPress, 1983).

51 Elise Boulding, “The Recreation of Relationship, Interpersonal andGlobal,”(pamphlet for The New Call to Peacemaking Conference,Green Lake, Wisconsin, October 1980).

52 Elise Boulding, “Reflections on Fundamental Problems of andChallenges for the Social Sciences in North America,” (essay basedon a symposium held at mont Ste-Marie, Quebec, Canada, May1983).

53 Elise Boulding, “Reflections on the Mandate of Panel IV: Social andInstitutional Responses to a Global CO2 Induced Climate Change,”(for the AAAS Workshop, April 1979).

54 Elise Boulding, “Remembering the Future: Reflections on the Work ofFred Polak,” (for Alternative Futures: The Journal of UtopianStudies, Fall 1979, multiple copies).


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55 Elise Boulding, “A Post Military Agenda for the Scientific Communityfor Studies on Military Research and Development, the Arms Race,and the Scientific Community,” Raimo Vayrynen ed., University ofHelsinki, (for UNESCO, no date).

56 Elise Boulding, “Introduction to Sex Roles and Social Policy,” (no date,multiple copies)

57 Elise Boulding, “The Social Imagination and the Crisis of HumanFutures: A North American Perspective,” (presented at the UnitedNations University Symposium on Crisis and Innovation in theWestern World, Milan, Italy, November 1982, multiple copies).

58 Elise Boulding, “Turning Walls into Doorways: AutobiographicalReflections for the Friends Conference on Religion and Psychology,”(Haverford College, May 1984).

4 59 US Academy of PeaceElise Boulding, “The US Academy of Peace,” Teachers College Record

84, No.1 (Fall 1982, multiple copies).Elise Boulding, “Testimony on a US National Peace Academy,” (nodate)

60 Elise Boulding, “Who Are These Women? A Progress Report on AStudy of the Women’s Strike for Peace,” (The Center for Research onConflict Resolution, Ann Arbor, Michigan, March 1963).

61 Elise Boulding, “Women and Social Violence,” International SocialScience Journal XXX, No.4 (1978).

62 Elise Boulding, “Working Women and Family Wholeness,” (no date).63 EMPTY FOLDER – entitled: Women’s Participation in Decision

Making on Peace, Security and International Cooperation

5 1 Letters to Elise Boulding on Religion – 1970s2 Miscellaneous Peace Lecture Notes

University of California at San Francisco IGCC Lectures (March, noyear)other miscellaneous packets of notes

Course Notes and Class Records 1969-1992

Aoyama Gakuin University (Japan)3 School of International Politics, Economics and Business, Tokyo, Japan

course notes and class records for course co-taught by Kenneth E.Boulding and Elise Boulding (July 1992)

George Mason University4 Seminar on Peace Potentials of the International System

course notes, class records (Fall 1989)


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Dartmouth College5 Socy 9: Sociology of the Future

course notes, class records (Fall 1983, 1984)6 Socy 82: Women at Work

course notes, class records (Winter 1980)7 Socy 27: Human Relations

course notes and class records (Fall 1982)course notes and class records (Fall 1984)

8 Socy 43 (College Course 1): War/Peace Studiescourse notes and class records (Spring 1985, 1987)master course outline and bibliography

9 Socy 12: Global Systems: An Introduction to War and Peace Studiescourse notes and class records (Spring 1984)

10 Conflict and Peace Bibliographies developed at Dartmouth College

5 11 Socy 60: Conflict Resolution and Mediationcourse notes, lecture notes and class records (Winter 1985)co-taught by Elise Boudling and John Hennesseymaster course outline and bibliography

Green BinderSocy 60: Conflict Resolution and Mediationreserve course readings for John Hennessey Sessions (Winter 1985)

University of Colorado at Boulder12 Social System of the Planet Earth

science fiction readings for course co-taught by Kenneth E. and Elise Boudling(mid-1970ies)

13 Integrated Studies 250: Problems and Prospects of Peacecourse notes and class records (Fall 1970)

14 Sociology of Peace-Makingcourse notes (1971-1977)course notes and class records (Fall 1972 (Socy 482))

15 Sociology of Religioncourse notes (1969-1970)

16 Sociology of the Familyclass records – Dartmouth and University of Colorado at Bouldercourse notes (includes Egg Assignment from Dartmouth)

17 Sociology of Global Systemscourse outlines (Fall 1975, 1977)Boulder-in –the-World Project Apprenticeship Informationcourse readings

6 1 IGCC Lecture Materials2 Eleventh Nordic Peace Research Conference


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notes and correspondenceElsinore, Denmark August 21-23, 1989.

3 20th Annual COPRED Conferenceprogram and notesGeorge Mason University August 7-11, 1991

4 National Conference on Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution:Community in Conflict, (Charlotte, North Carolina June 4-8, 1991).

program, notes, correspondences, and contacts made5 IPRA Conferences

Photos from 25th Annual IPRA Conference (date unknown)IPRA Rio Conference notes (August 14-19, 1988)IPRA Japan Conference Notes (October 1989)IPRA Malta Conference notes and photos (1994)

6 National Association for Science, Technology and Society (NASTS)correspondence, speeches, presentations and conference notes

7 United Nations University

6 8 Stanley Foundation United Nations Conference: ChangingConcepts of Sovereignty: Can the United Nations Keep Peace?,(Mackinac Island, Michigan, June 28- July 3, 1992).

program, notes, correspondences, essays9 Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS)

notes, correpondences, summaries, and reports (1984-1988)10 Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS)

notes, correspondences, summaries and reports (1988-1995)11 American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) – Intermountain Yearly

Meeting (IMYM) Committee of Concern Service Projects records andcorrespondences

12 The Underside of History revisions and correspondence with SAGEPublications

13 Record of visit to and lecture at Guilford College, Greensboro, NC(November 8-11, 1995)

14 Records of visit to Australia (May 1987)imaging workshop notesRoyal Melbourne Institute of Technology Centenary International

Conference Technology, Education and Society: Future Directions(Melbourne: May 10-15, 1987).

15 Records of WOMP (World Order Models Project) Steering CommitteeMeeting Global Civilization: Challenges for Sovereignty,Democracy and Security (Cairo, Egypt: October 25- November 1,1990).

16 Correspondence about 1977 essay publication in Washington Watch17 Nonviolence International Conference Mainstreaming Peace Teams: A

Policy Consultation, (The American University, Washignton D.C., March26-28, 1995).


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18 United Nations International Year of The Family Conference (Montreal,Quebec, Canada: October 12-15, 1994).

19 International Sociological Association notes and correspondenceElise Boulding, “Feminist Futures: Models and Processes,” (paper

for ISA Symposium No. 3 Old and New Forms of Solidarityand Identity (Bielefeld, Germany: July 1994).

Research Committee 32 (RC-32) – Women in Society ResearchCommittee, ISA: newsletters, notes, and correspondence

20 Claude Julien, Peace, the Day After, (UNSECO Round TableGranada, Spain: December 8-10, 1993).

21 American Sociological Association (ASA) War/Peace Section notes, correspondences, newsletters

22 UNESCO Conference, The Contribution of Religion to The Culture ofPeace, (Barcelona, Spain: December 12-18, 1994).

correspondence, notes, program, compilation of presented papers23 Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC) Lecture Tour of

University of California System (California: March 24- April 12 andApril 20-25, 1986)correpondence, notes and lecture announcements

6 24 Women’s Effortsnotes and correspondence on founding of Women’s Forum of Coloradobriefs on Colorado Women’s Foundation; Colorado Women’s Agenda;Women of the West Museam

25 Boulder Friends Meeting 1996correspondences, reports and newsletters, address lists

26 Colorado Nonviolence Network27 Community Parenting Center (a.k.a. Parenting Place), Boulder, CO28 COPRED

Report of the First Year’s Activity (May 1970 - May, 1971)Elise Boulding, Thoughts on the Great Debate: Reflections on the

Founding of COPRED, (August 4, 1986).Leonard Gambrell, “COPRED- UNESCO Disarmamanet EducationSurvey,” (no date)

29 Boulding Family Christmas Book, 197430 Kenneth Boulding

“Boulding Family Gives Library to MACR College”Master of Arts inConflict Resolution at McGregor School of Antioch UniversityNewsletter Inside MACR, (Spring 1995).

The Peace Studies Bulletin I No. 331 Kenneth’s 75th

Family reflections and letters prepared and compiled for his 75th birthday

7 Videotape Material“Agenda for a Small Planet,” Internews, (no date)“The Conflict Center’s Voices Against Violence: Conflict is Inevitable,

Violence is Not!” The Conflict Center, (March 1995)


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“Friends and Global Networks,” Elise Boulding, (no date)“Global Citizen Award Ceremony,” (no source, no location,

11-3-95)

1 Osseiren, Sanaa – IPRA representative to UNESCOcorrespondence between Sanaa Osseiren and Elise Boulding

2 Nuss, Shirley – co-author of Handbook of International Data on Womenwith Elise Boulding, scholar on international women’s social sndeconomic issues.correspondence with, for and about Nuss by Elise Boulding (1990-1995)

3 Khan, Inamullah – member of the World Muslim Congress (Motama Al-Alam Al-Islami)letter of correspondence regarding IPRA’s Middle East Peaceinvolvement and the WMC view of the Gulf War, (4-1-91)

4 Nieuwerth, Kees – Quaker friend from the Netherlandscorrespondence with and about Nieuwerth by Elise Boulding

5 Elise Boulding, “International Dimensions of Quaker Learning,”for The Third Annual Conference of Friends Association if HigherEducation (June 1982).

7 6 Elise Boulding, “For a Warless World,” and “Peace: An Active Skill,”(interview with The Christian Science Monitor, 12-29-1980 and 12-30-1980, multiple copies).

7 Elise Boulding, “Japanese Women Look at Society,” The JapanChristian Quarterly, January (no year).

Elise Boulding, “Observations on Views of Society and Civic Roles ofWomen Held by Members of a Selection of Japanese Women’sOrganizations” (excerpt, no year).

8 Elise Boulding, “The Joys of Our Vocation, and the OpportunitiesAhead,” (for The Friends Schools’ Head Celebration, held by theFriends Council on Education, Buck Hill Falls, February 6, 1983, masterand multiple copies).

9 Elise Boulding, “Gender Roles and Human Development: Men, Womenand Community,” (Dartmouth College, no date, master andcopy).

10 Elise Boulding, “Research Methodology in the Growth Impact Study:Memo on Trial Eco-Observations in Boulder,” (March 1981).

11 Elise Boulding, “The Global Prospect,” (keynote address for TheAmerican Public Health Association 106th Annual Meeting, CUBoulder, October 16, 1978, multiple copies).

12 Elise Boulding, “Humans, Nations and Nature,” (for the BrandeisConference on Social Change: Toward Economic and Social Justice(Waltham, MA: March 23-25, 1984, master and copy).

13 Elise Boulding, “Integration Into What? Some Reflections onDevelopment Planning for Women,” (for the Symposium on theImpact of Technological Change on Women in Development, AAAS


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Annual Meeting, Houston, TX: January, 1979, mater copy).14 Elise Boulding, “The Dynamics of Imaging Futures,” World Future

Society Bulletin XII, No. 5 (September-October 1978).15 Elise Boulding, “Education for Peace,” The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists

38, No. 6 (June 1982).16 Elise Boulding, “The Measurement of Cultural Potentials for

Transnationalism,” Journal of Peace Research XI, No. 3 (1984).17 Elise Boulding, “The Historical Roots of Occpational Segregation:

Familial Constraints on Women’s Work Roles,” Signs: Journal of Womenin Culture and Society I, No. 3, Part 2 (Spring 1976, multiple copies).

18 Elise Boulding, “Familism and the Creation of Futures,” IDOC NorthAmerica Seminar No. 47 (October 1972, multiple copies).

19 Elise Boulding, “The Family as a Practise Ground in Making history:Some Autobiographical Reflections,” (Dartmouth College,Hanover, NH: November, 1978).

20 Elise Boulding, “Futuristics and the Imaging Capacity of the West,”(from Cultures of the Future, Maruyama Mouton ed., 1978, multiplecopies).

21 Elise Boulding, “Conflicts Between Nations and Ways to Handle Them,”(paper for Lawrence Senesh and Our Working WorldProject, University of Colorado, Boulder,CO: October 1972).

7 22 Elise Boulding, “The Child and Non-Violent Social Change,” (from TheHandbook on Peace Education, Christoph Wolf ed., IPRA, 1974).

23 Elise Boulding, Introduction to War Dance: A Study of the Psychology ofWar by Eric Graham Howe (Garland Publishing Inc., New York andLondon: 1972).

Elise Boulding, “A Social Psychology of War and Peace by Mark A.May (1943),” (University of Colorado, Boulder, CO: January 1972).

24 Elise Boulding, “Societal Complexity and Religious Potential,” (for theSpecial World Conference on Futures Research: Human Needs—NewSocieties—Supportive Technologies, Rome, Italy: September 25-30,1973).

25 Elise Boulding, “Futurism as the Galvanizer of Education,” (chapter 12of Educational Reconstruction: Promise and Challenge, Nobu Shimaharaed., Merrill, 1973).

26 Elise Boulding, “Age and Gender Differentiation and Social Inequality,”(for the Conference on Global Inequality, Estes Park, CO: June 8-9,1977).

27 Elise Boulding, “Evolutionary Visions, Sociology and the Human LifeSpan,” (Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH: no date).

28 Elise Boulding, “The Human Services Component of NonmarketProductivity in Ten Colorado Households,” (for the Roundtable on theEconomy and Sociology of the Family: The Productive Function of Non-Market Goods and Services in the Family, Royaumont, France: January 3-6, 1977).


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29 Elise Boulding, “Alternative Capabilities for World Problem-Solving: AComparison of Religious and Secular Non-GovernmentalOrganizations in the Woman’s Sector,” (for the INTERNET onReligion of the Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies SectionInternational Studies Association, Washington, D.C.: February1975).

30 Bellagio Conference on Nuclear War31 Elise Boulding, “A Disarmned World: Problems in Imaging the Future,”

Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare IV, No. 3 & 4(January/March 1977).

32 Elise Boulding, “The Labor of Farm Women in the United States: AKnowledge Gap,” (Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH: 1979).

33 Elise Boulding, “The Learning Stance and The Experience Worlds ofWomen,” (Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH: March 1979).

34 Elise Boulding, “Inward Journeys: Our Quaker Foremothers,” (nolocation, no date).

35 Elise Boulding, “The New International Order and Old DevelopmentModels: Gaps and Lags,” (for the American Sociological AssociationSession on Development/Developing Societies, San Antonio, TX:August 1984).

36 Elise Boulding, “Peace Making as an Evolutionary Capacity: Reflectionson the Work of Teilhard de Chardin and Martin Buber,” (DartmouthCollege, Hanover, NH: no date).

7 IPRA – Elise Boulding’s Secretary General Years37 IPRA Volounteers38 Boulder Support Group – Elise Boulding IPRA work as Secretary

General39 IPRA Recommendations40 Elise Boulding IPRA Secretary General Miscellaneous Letters41 IPRA Problem Members42 IPRA Conference 1992, Tokyo, JAPAN43 IPRA Report of Activities January 1- December 30, 199244 IPRA Report to UNESCO January 1- December 31, 198945 IPRA Foundations Information46 Africa

correspondencemedia reports of IPRA work in Africa

47 Garcia, Celina – Director of CEPPA48 Finger, Matthias

correspondenceresumecopy of Matthias research project entitled “The Military and GlobalEnvironmental Degradation” (August 1991)

49 Daffern, Tomcorrespondence


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50 Clements, Kevin – Secretary General of APRA (Asian Peace researchAssociation)correspondencecollaborative work between IPRA and APRA

51 APRA reports52 Miscellaneous items

business and accounting correspondencemembership correspondence

8 1 WOMP II (World Order Models Project) – Committee for a Just Peace,(Lisbon Conference, March 7-11,1985).conference organizational materials and recordscorrespondence

2 WPI – World Policy Institute3 UNIDIR – United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research4 USA/COR – US Association for the Club of Rome5 United Nations University – correspondence6 SRI – Stanford Research Institute7 NIYC – National Indian Youth Council8 Middle Eastern/ North African Women9 UNESCO – United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

correspondencereportscontact information

8 10 American Sociological Association Section on World Conflicts (SWC) –petition of establishment of SWC (May 1874)newsletterscorrespondence

11 Miscellaneous correspondence12 World Map – copies13 Lindisfarne Association14 Bellagio Conference15 China16 Notes and correspondence for Building a Global Civic Culture17 Manuscript and corrections of Building a Global Civic Culture18 Futures book (Elise and Kenneth Boulding) – correspondence with Sage

Publications19 Notes and correspondence for The Underside of History20 Notes and correspondence for One Small Plot of Heaven: Reflections by

a Quaker on Family Life21 Manuscript and corrections of One Small Plot of HeavenPamphlet World Resources Institute, The Global Possible: Practical

proposals from leaders of science, business, government, andcitizens’ groups (The Global Possible Conference, World ResourceIntstitute Wye Plantation, May 2-5, 1984).

Binder Household Activity Study – Master Copy


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9 IPRA Commission on Peace Building in the Middle East1 US Institute for Peace grant information and correspondence2 Commission work proposals3 Correspondence regarding Commission book4 Core Commission minutes (4-7-1991)5 Kyoto Meetings6 Paper request – holding file7 Commission mailings8 War Termination and Peace Building in the Middle East core group

correspondence9 Commission memos10 Commission members11 Bulletin of Regional Cooperation in the Middle East – newsletters of the

Initiative for Peace and Cooperation in the Middle East

Items Concerning Peace Building in the Middle East/ Building Peacein the Middle East Publication (Lynne Rienner Publishers: 1993)

12 Peace Building in the Middle East [formally published as BuildingPeace in the Middle East] book proposal and outline

13 Contributing Authors14 Correspondence with publisher15 Drafts of introduction and chapter 25 written by Elise Boulding16 Project Evaluation

9 17 Related essays by various authors18 Middle East mailing listsPamphlet Centre of Near and Middle Eastern Studies, Middle East Events in

London (Centre of Near and Middle Eastern Studies, School ofOriental and African Studies, University of London: March 1994).

19-22 Committee of Concern – correspondence and reports regardingimproving relations between Intermountain Yearly Meeting and theAmerican Friends Service Committee

23 Peace and Conflict Bibliography

United States Institute for Peace

24 Commission to establish a U.S. Academy of Peace25 USIP Conference, Toward the Twenty-First Century: An Investigation of

the Roads to Peace (Airlie,Virginia: June 19-22, 1988).26 AFSC Activities27 AFSC Historical Document: Current Trends in the Economy of the

United States: Their Implications for AFSC Community RelationsPrograms, (report on explorations carried out by The CommunityRelations Division, Submitted to the AFSC Board of Directors by theCommunity Relations Executive Committee, Philadelphia, PA:October 1965).


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Pamphlet The Committee on Education of Philadephia Yearly Meeting and TheFriends Council on Education, Friends as Leaders: The Vision,Instrument, and Methods, (reports from the workshop, TheCommittee on Education of Philadephia Yearly Meeting and TheFriends Council on Education, Pendle Hill, PA: July 8-13, 1979).

28 Radio National Australia, The Search for Meaning with Caroline Jones,(radio broadcast with Elise Boulding as guest, June 1994, audiocassette recording and correspondence).

Audio Cassette Material

FFS-PH [meaning unclear], Elise Boulding, September 8, 1994John Woolman Program, Elise Boulding, January 16, 1994Reggae Worship featuring Christafari, Volume 1, Frontline Records

1993 [case empty]Cultural Roots of Violence and Peace, Elise Boulding, [no source, no

date]Life Ways and Values, Elise Boulding, [no source], December 15 [no

year]

Video Cassette Material

Nick Helburn, From Commune to Cooperative Village: Reliving theSearch for Community, (Jim Bergstedt and Instedt Productions,Longmont, CO: 1993).

Video Cassette Material (Cont’d)

International University of Peoples’ Institutions for Peace (IUPIP),People’s Diplomacy and Women’s Contribution to the PeacefulSettlement of Conflicts, (from the 2n d IUPIP Academic Year,Roverto, Italy: August 22n d- September 9th, 1994).

Health Canada, Projet Developpement Annee Internationale de laFamille (no location, no date).

Carlo Monti, …And at Roverto a Bell Was Cast, (CIC Centro IniziativePer La Comunicazione, Rome, Italy, no date).

Photo Album Scrapbook from the First Annual Celebration for Spunky Women,(honoring Elise Boulding, Ruth Correll, Doris Havice, Janet Roberts,Boulder, CO: March 3, 1991).


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Survey of theElise M. Boulding Collection

Fourth Accession(1980-1999)


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ELISE BOULDING PAPERS. 5 BOXES

ABSTRACT

Dr. Elise M. Boulding (1920-), these papers concern her personal life and academic career. EliseBoulding was born in 1920 in Oslo, Norway and moved to the United States of America with herfamily at age three. In 1941, the 21-year-old Elise Biorn-Hansen married the renowned and highlyrespected economist, Kenneth Boulding. Despite Elise Boulding’s responsibilities as wife and mothershe still managed to make time for extensive academic study and peace work. Elise Boulding is notedfor her active role in many peace and research oriented groups. Her involvement with the Women’sInternational League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF), the International Peace Research Association(IRPA), the Consortium on Peace Research Education and Development (COPRED), and a host ofother organizations has greatly impacted and has never gone unnoticed. Furthermore, her service onthe board of the United Nations University and the International Jury of the UNESCO Prize forPeace Education has helped to further international efforts toward including peace education incurricula around the globe. In 1990, Boulding was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for her workon non-violence and conflict resolution; and in 1996, Boulder’s Rocky Mountain Peace Centerawarded Dr. Boulding its first Peacemaker of the Year award. Elise Boulding was a former Universityof Colorado at Boulder professor as well as a professor emerita of Sociology at Dartmouth College. InNovember 1996, she left Boulder and retired to Wayland, MA to add to her already extensive bodyof published books and essays, and to live closer to many of her children and grandchildren. Upon herdeparture, she vowed to continue her active work in peace advocacy, research, and education. Thisaccession includes project materials, notes on conference and seminar talks, book materials, personalpapers, and publication information.

Gift of: Dr. Elise Boulding, August 2000Fourth Accession Survey by: Sharon Kivenko, November 2000


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SCOPE AND CONTENT

The Elise M. Boulding Collection includes personal and professional papers that concern Dr.Boulding’s work with professional associations, international peace organizations, activist campaigns,educational reform and peace studies curricula, religious institutions, and her family. They are dividedinto four accessions. The First Accession has a Guide that was completed by Doris Mitterling inJanuary 1979, and edited by Sharon Kivenko in September 1999. The Second and ThirdAccessions have basic preliminary inventories of documents donated by Dr. Boulding between 1979and 1996.

The Fourth Accession has a survey of documents donated by Dr. Boulding in August 2000. Theyinclude Imaging Workshop and Project Materials, papers from Elise Boulding’s involvement with theQuaker community, UNESCO documents, conference and seminar talks and notes, book materials,publication information, COPRED papers, and personal papers as well. All materials are recorded asthey were sent to the Archives: in original folders, files, and order. Underlined items are titles ofhanging folders as they appear in writing on the folders themselves. All items under the title Untitledwere left in their original order, outside any specific hanging file or category. Items loose in titledhanging files are either listed as “loose papers” or the hanging file itself is numbered as a regular file.In such cases, the words “hanging file” are marked in brackets. Finally, all title discrepancies forpublished materials or for speech or essay titles can be attributed to the very basic nature of theinventory, as well as to Dr. Boulding’s editing process. For example, name differences can be foundamongst the files of Dr. Boulding’s most recent publication. In some cases, the work appears as “TheCulture of Peace,” and in others, it appears as “Cultures of Peace.”


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Imaging Projects

1 1 My Imaging Project, Ziegler/ Mishhcs2 Imaging Workshops Held

World Order Models

3 WOMP Groups

Quakers

4 AFSC Nobel 19965 AFSC6 Woodbrooke Greens7 Pendle Hill8 Boulder Friends Meeting9 Friends Association for Higher Education

Untitled

10 EB: UN exhibit, 199311 EB Publishers12 Seminars/ Works about EB13 EB Articles14 UNESCO, IPRA Peace Prize15 CU Conflict Resolution Consortium16 Global Citizen Award, 199517 Nobel Peace Prize – Nomination Articles and Press Releases18 EB Public Statements19 EB College Appointments, Conference and Speaking Engagements20 Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame Induction, 1996

UNESCO

21 International Meeting of Experts on Trends in and Evaluation of peace andConflict Research in the Social and Human Sciences

22 Peace in the Minds of Men23 UNESCO Peace Book Project24 UNESCO Yearbook on Peace and Conflict25 UNESCO Current 1991, 1998-199926 UNESCO/ Yamoussoukro27 UNESCO Conference Paris, 1988


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USIP

28 USIP

1997 Conferences, Talks

29 Columbus Talk, 97 speech

Untitled

30 List of names, Conferences, etc,… [hanging file]31 Speeches (Past) [hanging file]

1994 Conferences

32 Friends Association for Higher Education (FAHE) Conference, June 199433 Environment, Development and Peace, February 199434 International Year of the Family Conference35 Rutgers “Peace and War Issues”, November 199436 Conflict Resolution Network, Canberra, Australia, May 199437 ISA Bielefield: “Feminists as Futurists”

Conferences 1993

38 International Round Table, Granada, Spain, December 199339 Speech at Global Peace and Security Conference, Santa Barbara, CA40 After Cold War Peacemaking, December 1993

Conferences 1992

41 Guilford College 1992 Distinguished Quaker Visitor42 California Conference on Religion and Psychology43 William Penn College

Untitled

44 National Security Seminar at U.S. Army War College, June 1985 [EB did notattend]

2 1 Peace Council Papers2 CU File


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NEYM/ Friends Peace Team Project3 Permanent file – CU4 Papers on Peace Team Work5 International Correspondence6 Network and Resources7 Mailing Lists

Untitled8 IPRA Foundation and Peacebuilding Commission, Malta, November 19949 IPRA Foundation Meeting, minutes and letters, Brisbane, July 1996

Peace Team Project [box file]

2 10 Global Peace Service11-12 Peace Team Mailing Lists13 General Correspondence14 Mailing Lists

Binder Internet Search of Magazine Articles Mentioning Elise BouldingBinder Second Annual Peace Council Meeting, Chiapas, Mexico, November 18-22,

199615 Y2K Wayland, MA 1999

Untitled

3 Plastic FileMiscellaneous Directories and Guides1 National Council of Friends Peace team Project – minutes, memos 1997-19982 Friends Peace Team – Early Beginnings 1993-19943 FPT Minutes 1995-19964 Peace Team Newsletters5 Boulder Groups that Elise Boulding was a part of6 History of 624 Pearl St.7 Awards [hanging file]8 Autobiographical Material [hanging file]9 Vita10 Autobiographical Material [hanging file]

4 Little Books Agenda Planning Diaries 1985-1988, 1990-1998Passports – United States of America 1968-1972, 1983-1993

- World Service Authority 1971-1976United Nations Certificates – 1980-1983, 1983-1986

Small Box – “The Culture of Peace” Book Material


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Envelope Computer Disks – Revised Tables, Acknowledgements, Notes, Bibliography- “The Culture of Peace: The Other Side of History,” Disk 1- “The Culture of Peace: The Other Side of History,” Disk 2- “The Culture of Peace” [drafts – 7 disks]

1 “The Culture of Peace” - correspondence with Syracuse University Press2 Part 1 – Introduction to Book, Introduction to Part 1, Chapters 1,2,33 Part 2 – Introduction, Chapters 4 ,5 ,6 ,74 Part 3 – Chapters 8 ,9 ,10 ,11

Envelope Index to book

1996/1997 Lectures and Speeches

5 1 Backhouse Lecture File, Australia, January 5-13, 1996

1995 Conferences

5 2 Oregon, Spring 19953 Speeches 19954 19955 EB Talks, 19956 “Building Peace in Partnership with Nature,” The Fifth Annual Westheimer

Peace Symposium, Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio, November 1, 1995

Speeches

Loose Papers Workshop in Networking and NGO’sLoose Papers UN Association Annual MeetingLoose Papers “Voicing Hope in an Violent World,” Fellowship of Reconciliation National

Conference, Bellarmine College, Louisville, Kentucky, July 13-17, 1994Plastic Folder “Witnessing to Our Faith Through the Family,” Quaker Faith and the Family: A

Way of Denial or Healing?, Pendle Hill, Pennsylvania, September 8-11, 1994Plastic Folder “Listening to the Future, Living in the Present,” AFSC, Pasadena, California,

May 16, 19927 Lectures Folder

Loose Papers “Criteria for a Transnational Curriculum in the 21st Century,” The Peace StudiesAssociation Second Annual Meeting, The University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon,March 8-11, 1990

Plastic Folder “Covenant of Light and Peace,” FAHE, June 24, 19908 Friends Select School Talk9 Speeches10 Speeches11 Campuses Visited

Loose Papers Speech notes – “Opening Grounds of Hope” [title unclear]


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Speeches

12 Women in the Ministry - Leading and ServingLoose Papers “Peace Research and Humanity’s Two Tracks”Loose Papers “New Education for People in a World Without War”Loose Papers Points for Discussion Between the Military and Peace Research Communities,

Preparatory to ISA Session, Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada, 1991Loose Papers “The Dialectics of Peace,” Lynch Lecture on Economics and Dialectics of

Peace, George Mason University, November 15, 1989Loose Papers “The College as a Prophetic Community”Loose Papers “Teaching as Listening,” CU Faculty Teaching Excellence Program Lecture,

March 11, 1992Loose Papers Community Meeting on the Gulf War, Boulder Theatre, Boulder , Colorado,

February 10, 199113 Speeches June 1986

Untitled

5 14 WFSF – World Futures Studies Federation15 ExPro –Exploratory Project on the Conditions of Peace16 Childreach; The African American Institute17 ISA – International Sociological Association

COPRED

18 COPRED – Consortium of Peace Research and Education

Untitled

19 University of Notre Dame20 National Peace Institute Fund21 ISSC – International Social Science Council22 National Indian Youth Council23 Editorials [hanging file]

EB Newsletters

24 Feminist Futures Newsletter Mailing List25 Peace Team Newsletter/ E.B. #1-6

Untitled

26 Interviews [hanging file]


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Publisher Contracts, Inquiries, Orders

27 “Underside” Contract28 Contracts29 Syracuse Press30 Sage Contract31 Teachers College Press32 Miscellaneous Publications33 Sage Publication

Untitled

34 Woodbrooke [hanging file]