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There are no use restrictions, except for on the materials in Box 37. These materials cannot be used under the terms of the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (F.E.R.P.A), until 2077.
Access restrictions apply to specific personal records under the terms of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (F.E.R.P.A.) for all materials in Box 37. These materials will remain closed until about 2077.
Donald Black papers, 1935-2016, Accession #15031, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Virginia.
The Donald Black papers were given by Donald Black and Roberta Senechal to the University of Virginia Library in several installments and have all been interfiled as one collection. The dates of individual gifts include July 20, 2010 and December 28, 2010; April 27, 2011, May 4, 20, and 23, 2011, June 3, 10, and 14, 2011, July 8 and 15, 2011; October 7, 2011; November 8, 2012; April 22 and August 27, 2013; and June 1 and 6, 2016.
The Donald Black papers were received in increments over a period of years and have all been interfiled.
Donald Black was a professor at the University of Virginia from 1985-2016. Born in 1941, he received his bachelor's degree from Indiana University in 1963, his master's degree from the University of Michigan in 1965, and his PhD in sociology from Michigan University in 1968. Before coming to the University of Virginia in 1985, he was at both Yale University as a post-doctoral Russell Sage Fellow from 1968-1970, and then taught at Harvard University in their Sociology Department and Law School. Black started at the University of Virginia as a Professor of Sociology from 1985-1988, at which point he attained a position as a University Professor, allowing him to teach in any department or school at the University. From 1986-1989 he also served as the Department Chair of Sociology.
He is the founder of 'pure sociology', and most of his work focuses on sociology of conflict, morality, and law. He has written numerous books, including "The Social Structure of Right and Wrong", "The Behavior of Law", and "Moral Time", and has received accolades for his books such as the Theory Prize, a Distinguished Book Award, and the Kalven Prize. In addition, he is on the editorial board for scholarly journals and edits his own series on "Studies on Law and Social Control" for Oxford Press. Black retired from the University of Virginia in 2016.
This collection contains items from Donald Black's life and career, spanning from the 1930s up until the 2010s, ranging from personal memorabilia from his high school years, to his research in graduate school, to drafts of his major published works, to his professional involvement in sociology and universities, all the way up to correspondence concerning his retirement from the University of Virginia in 2016. Some folders contain groupings of files that remain as-is from their arrangement by Black, while others contain files compounded into a more comprehensive grouping from different sources. Some items may be cross referenced under different series. For example, there is correspondence with Stanley Holowitz under both his personal file as well as under the topical files on correspondence with Academic Press.
Series I is on academic writings from Black and other scholars. It is split between two Sub-Series: Sub-Series A is on works either solely by Black, or works collaborated on by Black and other scholars, and Sub-Series B contains work solely by other scholars. Series I runs from box 1-17. Series II contains files and papers from Black's involvement in the professional and academic worlds of sociology and universities. Series II runs from box 17-21. Series III pertains to Donald Black's personal life. Series III runs from box 21-25. Series IV contains correspondence with organizations and correspondence on certain topics. Series IV runs from box 25-36. Series V contains restricted items, and is the only series in box 37.
Printed monographs and offprints in this collection have been catalogued and housed separately. Each catalogue record has the following local note: SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Gift of Donald J. Black. From the Papers of Donald Black, MSS 15031.
There are 22 microcassettes in this collection. Appointments must be made in advance to use media formats such as LPs, audiotapes, videotapes, films, CDs, and DVDs held by Special Collections. In most cases, materials must be reformatted before they can be accessed, sometimes at the researcher's expense. Please use our online reference request form to ask for further information or to schedule access to audio-visual materials. Access cannot be guaranteed unless prior arrangements have been made.
Writings by Black, and by Black and collaborators. Organized alphabetically, and then chronologically within titles that have multiple folders (such as "Moral Time" and the Police Files).
Otherwise titled "Insurance Problems of Businesses and Organizations in high Crime Rate Areas" and "A Report to the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Criminal Justice."
For graduate course "Deviant Behavior and Social Control" with Professor David Bordua
Graduate work
Code Books and other Notes
"The Geometry of Law: An Interview with Donald Black," by Andreas Buono; questions from Allan Horwitz; "How Law Behaves: An Interview with Donald Black," with Mara Abramowitz; "Interview with Myself," by Donald Black. Multiple drafts for Horwitz' and Abramowitz'
Graduate work, for course Sociology 520 with Professor W.S. Landecker
Includes American Sociological Review; American Journal of Sociology; The Yale Law Journal; Journal of Consciousness Studies; Law and Society Review (includes notes on paper inside)
The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology; Journal of Consciousness Studies; Law & Society Review
Some undated material
Contains some notes on the introduction, contains some notes on the conclusion for 'CST', contains newspaper article
Notes later finalized and published as "A Strategy of Pure Sociology"
Notes and finished papers
Toward a General Theory of Social Control; Social Control; Social Control as A Dependent Variable: Selected Bibliography
Heavily edited from 1972 draft
A Report to the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Criminal Justice
Proposal to National Science Foundation
Includes note from Roberta Senechal de la Roche
Includes 2011 note from Donald Black
Personal and Property Searches Conducted in Radio-Dispatched Police Work: An Overview of the Data from Three Cities; Patterns of Interrogation and Confession in Field Patrol Settings; Insurance Problems of Businesses and Organizations in High Crime Rate Areas; Coercive Authority and Citizens' Rights in Field Patrol Setting
Police-Suspect Transactions in Field Settings According to the Race and Social Class Status of Suspects; Police and Citizen Behavior in Routine Field Encounters: Some Comparisons According to Race and Social Class Status of Citizens; Transactions with Suspects in On-View Police Work; The Evaluations and Images of Owners and Managers of Businesses and Organizations Toward the Police and Police Service
Surveys from Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan
Two copies
Contains also some miscellaneous material relating to Boston research
Suggestions from Al Reiss to Donald Black for a co-authored book that was never written.
Includes dust jackets
Graduate course taken by Donald Black at the University of Michigan
Published in Litigation
Includes book reviews and personal reactions
Appears to be incomplete. This proposed book of readings was never published
Retitled later: "Towards a Sociology of Moral Life: Some Notes on Durkheim," Spring 1965, for Sociology 805
Notes, includes drawings and outside articles. Also includes note from Black from 2011.
Notes
Part 1: The Geometry of Social Control
For Sociology 805 with Professor W. Landecker
Donald Black wrote chapter 9 of this edited volume. This also includes material from the Theories of Violence workshop.
For a class with Dr. H. Wolowitz
Graduate work
Graduate work
Works solely by other authors. Alphabetized by title/first word of folder label with the exception that if the folder starts 'further writings by X', then they will immediately come after the individually labeled writing by X. The works in 'Further writings' are organized chronologically.
Chapter Three; includes correspondence between Black and Scheff
Reprint from The Modern Law Review; Two Copies, each with different formatting
Thesis proposal; memorandum on dissertation proposal; "Strong State, Weak Ties: The Social Control of Homicide in Modern America", Cooney's dissertation proposal; Appendix B: Interview Schedule; Includes comments by Donald Black
"Predatory Policing: The Sociology of Traffic Law Enforcement"; "Third Party Justice"; "Social Sources of Witness Credibility"; "The Morality of Strangers"; Includes comments by Donald Black
"Evidence as Partisanship"; "The Morality of Strangers"; "Supporting Homicide"; "Supporting Homicide"; "Why Is Economic Analysis So Appealing to Law Professors?"; Includes some correspondence; Includes comments by Donald Black
"The Informal Social Control of Homicide"; "Homicide and Social Structure: A Precis"; "Two Types of Human Homicide"; "Homicide within Domestic Polities"; "Spousal Homicide as Execution and Rebellion"; Includes comments by Donald Black
"Community and Homicide"; "The Dark Side of Community: Moralistic Homicide and Strong Social Ties"; "Law and the Warping of Violence";
"Sex and Style in the Law of Homicide"; "Beyond Hobbes: Violence in State and Stateless Settings"
"Feud/Internal War, Legal Aspects of"; "The Social Production of Evidence"
Transcript of speech
Case studies on corporate subjects; Cases 1-24
Case studies on corporate subjects; Cases 25-49
Case studies on corporate subjects; Cases 50-71
Two drafts of outlines for "The Executive Way: Conflict Management in Corporations"; "Vengeance Among Organizational Elites: The Management of Conflict in a Matrix Enterprise"; "The Private Ordering of Professional Relations: Weak Ties and Conflict Management in a Big 8 Accounting Firm"
The chapter outlines have no date, nor do "The Private Ordering of Professional Relations: Weak Ties" and "Conflict Management in a Big 8 Accounting Firm" have a definitive date
"Conflict Management, Honor, and Organizational Change"; "The Customs of Conflict Management Among Corporate Executives"; "The Power of Language in Adjudication and Mediation": "Institutional Contexts as Predictors of Social Evaluation"
Two separate copies of "The Customs of Conflict Management among Corporate Executives"
Printed in Law & Society
Dissertation
Dissertation
Dissertation
"Genocide as Social Control," by Bradley Campbell; "The Impact of Fee Arrangement on Lawyer Effort," by Herbert Kritzer, William Felsteiner, Austin Sarat, and David Trubek; "Life on the Atoll: Singapore Ecology as a Neglected Dimension of Social Order," by Timothy Austin; "Loosening the Chains of Philosophical Reductionism" by Steven Rytina, includes correspondence; "La Mobilisation du Droit: autobiographie d'un concept," by Andre-Jean Arnaud; "Predicting the Crucifixion of Jesus," by Nathan Altice; "Preface," by Robert Ellickson; "The Sociogenesis of Lynching," by Roberta Senechal de la Roche; "A Sociological Theory of Scientific Change," by Stephen Fuchs; "Summary of Dissertation Research," by Marian Borg; "Three Sociological Epistemologies," by Stephen Fuchs
Includes correspondence between Myers and Roberta Senechal de la Roche
Reprint in The Bobbs-Merrill Reprint Series in the Social Sciences
Manning's dissertation
Manning's dissertation
Includes correspondence between Borg and Black
"The Code of Science Analysis and Reflections on Its Future"; "Stratification in American Science"; "Age, Aging, and Age Structure in Science"
"Social Control from Below"; "Law and the Middle Class: Evidence from a Suburban Town"; "War and Peace in Early Childhood"; "The Myth of Discretion; The Sociology of Law"
Includes copies of curriculum vitae for M.P. Baumgartner
"Technology as a Third Party"; Includes correspondence with Donald Black
"Gossip in Science: A Study of Social Control and Reputation"; Appendices
"Crime in the Breaking: Gender Differences in Desistance" (co-authored by Chris Uggen)
"Conflict Management in the Emergency Room" (prospectus); Includes comments by Donald Black
Notes
"The Sociology of Medical Malpractice"; "Malpractice Litigation as Social Control"; "Medical Malpractice, Social Structure, and Social Control" (1995, in Sociological Forum); Includes comments by Donald Black
'Beyond 'Thick Description' in a Test and Extension of Black's Theory of Partisanship: Patterns of Symbolic Partisanship in Geertz's Balinese Cockfight"; "Fan Partisanship and Competitiveness in Geertz' Cockfight and Beyond: An Application of Black's Theory of Partisanship"; "The Predictable Nature of the Balinese Cockfight"
"Employee Theft as Social Control"; "The Social Organization of Employee Justice": "How Workers Manage Conflicts with their Employers" (Doctoral dissertation proposal); "Therapeutic Bureaucracy"; "Social Control in a "Post-Bureaucratic" Organization"; "Corporal Punishment and Black's Theory of Social Control" (co-authored by Susan Ross); "Workplace Deviance as Social Control"; "Worshiping the Self: The Pure Sociology of Therapeutic Religion"
"Worshiping the Self: Therapeutic Religion and the Social World of New Age Healers" (unpublished manuscript)
Material related to coursework, course exams, evaluation forms, lecture recordings, lecture notes. Organized topically (and chronologically within topics) from proposals for courses, to course material, to course exams, to course evaluations, to miscellaneous material
Includes material for course- Social Control;
Full list of dates is 1971, 1973, 1977, 1979, 1984
Includes Maureen Mileski's review of "Marihuana Reconsidered," by Lester Grinspoon (1971), and Donald Black's review of "Why Men Rebel", by Ted Robert Gurr (1972)
Sociology of Culture, Phenomenological Strategy, Explanation in the Social Sciences Includes materials for other professors' courses
On different froms of deviance and control
These working notes were turned into a working paper for the Russell Sage Program in Law & Social Science, Yale Law School
Includes grade breakdown for Spring 1996 and Fall 1997 exams. Also includes 180 exam form from Harvard, and two exam forms for a course that James Tucker taught
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Some forms blank, some completed o Includes some correspondence
o Some forms blank, some completed Includes some correspondence
Some forms blank, some completed
Some forms blank, some completed
Some forms blank, some completed
Includes other descriptions of Black's work and contributions
Books containing information on chaired professors at the University of Virginia, includes Donald Black
Yale University Graduate Studies in Sociology; University of Virginia Graduate Studies in Sociology; Inauguration of Teresa A. Sullivan; Echols Scholar pamphlet
Transcript of Program
Proposed for 1973-1974 academic year
University of Virginia, search for senior faculty member
University of Virginia; also includes requisition form for the University of Virginia Printing Office
University of Virginia
Includes note from 2016 from Donald Black
Date and title possibly originally mislabeled
Date and title possible originally mislabeled
Papers and materials from Donald Black's personal life. Organized alphabetically.
University of Michigan
University of Michigan, Master of Arts in Sociology; Candidate of Philosophy
North Central High School; Awards, certificates, and letters; 1953-1954; 1955-1956; 1956-1957; 1957-1958; Includes awards for Bruce Black, Donald Black's brother; Also includes 1978 award for the United States Olympic Society; Also includes 1960-1961 and 1961-1962 academic achievement awards from Indiana University Indianapolis Center
North Central High School; Also includes NCHS Recognition Day Programs for 1957 and 1959, and patches and ribbons
Contains 2 journals
Contains two journals
Contains two journals
Photographs of Black, his family, includes a guide giving details on photos. There is also a 1960 photograph of Delta Upsilon members at Indiana University in OS-Box P-43, Folder 1.
Distinguished Book Award for "The Social Structure of Right and Wrong", given by the American Sociological Association
Outstanding Published Book Award, given by the American Sociological Association
Mary L. Thomas Lecturer plaque, given by the West Virginia University Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Some correspondence will be between the individual and people who are not Donald Black, or between Donald Black and someone else concerning the individual. The first part of this subseries is on those who have enough correspondence with Black for them to have their individual folders; the second part of this series combines individuals alphabetically by last name if their correspondence was not substantial enough for their own folder. All correspondence also may contain information that has a separate subseries, if that information better fit within the flow of conversation in the main correspondence with the individuals. Be sure to cross reference with other files for more potential information. Organized alphabetically.
Law & Society editor
Also includes correspondence with Glenn Goodwin, as part of correspondences with Babbie
Includes Beirne's review of "Sociological Justice"; Partially on Theoretical Criminology, includes invitation for Black to be an advisory editor
Includes Bergesen's comments on "The Elementary Forms of Conflict Management" and "The Epistemology of Pure Sociology"; Includes Black's comments on Bergesen's "paper on Wallerstein"; Includes Bergesen's curriculum vitae
Includes correspondence on the American Society of Criminology and American Sociological Association
Partially concerning Studies on Law and Social Control
Concerning Borges' work on a paper on Black's life and works
Includes an invitation to apply to a position at University of California, Riverside; Mentions "Elementary Forms of Conflict Management", "Making Enemies", "The Social Structure of Right and Wrong"
Includes writings by Cooney, and letters of recommendation for Cooney by Black
Includes comments on each other's writings
Includes writing by Lewis Feuer
Full list of dates is 1975, 1978, 1980, 1984, 1989, 1993-1994, 1997; Includes reviews of de Grazia's work; Includes writing by de Grazia
Includes correspondence concerning academic promotions for Ekland-Olsen; Includes correspondence on Ekland-Olson's contribution to "Towards a General Theory of Social Control"
Mentions "The Behavior of Law", "The Social Structure of Right and Wrong"
Law & Social Inquiry; Mentions "The Social Structure of Right and Wrong", "The Epistemology of Pure Sociology"; Includes writings by Black
Partly concerning "Toward a General Theory of Social Control"
Includes advertisement for Black's books; Partly concerning publication of Black's "The Social Structure of Right and Wrong" by Academic Press; Partly concerns manuscript reviews by Black
Partly concerning "Toward a General Theory of Social Control"
Includes writing by Griffiths; Partly concerning "Toward a General Theory of Social Control"; Partly concerning Journal of Legal Pluralism; Mentions "Taking Sides", "The Behavior of Law", "Sociological Justice", "The Social Structure of Right and Wrong", other writings by Black; International Institute of Sociology
Includes writings by Grimshaw
Full list of dates is 1973-1980, 1985-1986, 1991-1993, 1996; Partly concerning "The Behavior of Law", "Studies on Law and Social Control"; Includes a manuscript review
Mainly concerning Horwitz' writing; Some correspondence concerning publication of Horwitz' work; Partly concerning "Toward a General Theory of Social Control", mentions other writings by Black; Includes writing by Horwitz
Includes proposal by Humphrey to the National Science Foundation
Includes invitations to others to participate in an American Sociological Association session organized by Black and Jasso
Includes correspondence concerning Johnson's book proposal; Includes correspondence on Frank Sulloway/"Born to Rebel"
Heavily concerning University of Virginia Sociology Department affairs
Includes correspondence on Kruttschnitt's dissertation
Full list of dates is 1977-1978, 1982-1983, 1987, 1993, 1995; Includes prospectus of Political Deviance: A Power and Process Approach
Includes manuscript review by Laumann
Partly concerning an Author Meets Critics session at an upcoming Law & Society meeting; Includes article that Leo is quoted in
Includes writing by Levett
Partly concerning Mahmood's graduate prospectus/dissertation
Includes Black's review of Manning's "Police Work"
Includes "The Limits of Rhetoric: A Practicing Attorney's View of the Truth About Persuasion", "How to Prove Jurors Will Be On Your Side" by Amy Singer
Mostly correspondence, some notes and writings
Heavily concerning University of Virginia Sociology Department affairs; Includes "Postmodernism and Society: Can Solidarity be a Substitute for Objectivity?" by Milner
Includes June 1997 East Asian Legal Studies Newsletter
Includes Morrill's curriculum vitae; Includes Morrill's review of "Taking Sides", "Making Enemies"; Partly concerning Calvin Morrill's graduate work, and National Science Foundation funding for it; Includes reviews of "Social Status and the Normative Seriousness of Managerial Acts"
Includes review of "The Behavior of Law"; Mentions "Toward a General Theory of Social Control"
Heavily concerning University of Virginia Sociology Department affairs
Includes a note from Black from July 29, 2010; Includes invitation for retirement dinner for Reiss; Includes obituary for Reiss
Includes Table of Contents and first chapter of Sciulli's "The End of Corporate Governance"; Includes Sciulli's curriculum vitae; Mentions symposium on "The Social Structure of Right and Wrong"
Partly on Shermann's study of Homicide by Police Officers; Includes correspondence with the Guggenheim Foundation
Includes abstract of Silberman's "Situational Factors in the Mobilization of Law:…"; Mentions "Toward a General Theory of Social Control"
Research in Sociology and Law; American Sociological Review
Includes "The Law of Evidence (and Other Epistemologies) as Optimizing Disciplines" by Stinchcombe
American Sociological Review; Partly on "Crime as Social Control"
Mainly concerning Tamanaha's reviews and comments to Black's work
Includes Trubek's curriculum vitae; One piece of correspondence is missing the first page
Russell Sage Foundation
Includes syllabus from Weintraub's Fall 1999 course, Sociology 285: Play, Culture, and the Self
o Heavily concerning matters related to Academic Press, including manuscript reviews, including "Studies on Law and Social Control" series, foreword for "The Logic of Social Control"; Includes Sam Long's curriculum vitae, and proposal for Political Socialization in Transition; Includes Werner's curriculum vitae
Includes writings by Wong; Concerning mainly research and a publication by Wong
Partly concerning Zang's efforts to translate "Sociological Justice" into Chinese; Includes Zang's "From Organization to Law: A Critical Review of Transformation of Social Control, 1949-1993"
Bruce Ackerman; Maria Albarracin; Susan Allen-Mills (Cambridge University Press); Lenore Alpert; Rafael Alvarado; Adam Ambrogi; M. Amir; Ann-Marie Anderson; Aderike Anjorin; Jorge Arditi; Andre-Jean Arnaud (Instituto Internacional de Sociologia Juridica de Onati; includes writings by Arnaud); Andrew Arno; Richard Arnold (and Christopher Murray; Southern California Law Review); Kauko Aromaa; Michael A. Aronson; Francis Astorino; Lonnie Athens; Vilhelm Aubert; W. Timothy Austin; Edward Ayers
o Lauren Ballback; Catherine Ballé; Flemming Balvaag; Serena Barkhan (Instituto Internacional de Sociologia Juridica de Onati); Flemming Balwig; Scott Barretta; Deborah Baskin; Alan E. Bayer; David M. Beatty; Jean Belkhir; Aaron Bell; Wendell Bell; James R. Beniger; Bennett M. Berger; Maria Ines Bergoglio; [Stephen Berkowitz]; Thomas J. Bernard; Ilene Bernstein; Ellen Berrey; Joel Best; Hemran Bianchi; Charles E. Bidwell; Chris Birkbeck; Faruk Birtek; Anne and Herman Black; Bruce Black ; Peter Blau; Joan Blishen
Stuart Blume; Paul Bohannen; Derek C. Bok; Ralph Bolton; Ulla Bondeson; John J. Bonsignore (American Legal Studies Association); Scott Boorman; Edgar F. Borgatta (to/from Jeffrey K. Hadden) M.G. Bouquet (concerning Jonathon Kelley); Lee H. Bowker Neil Boyd; C.K. Boyle; Keith Boyum (concerning "Empirical Theories about Courts"); Pat Brantingham; Harry M. Bratt (National Institute of Justice); Allen F. Breed; Marvin Bressler; Adele M. Brodkin; Moish Bronet; Ricardo C. Brosa; Steven Brint; Leonard G. Buckle & Suzann R. Thomas-Buckle; Marc B. Bulandr; Richard Burcroff (concerning Perla Makil's dissertation); B.R. Burg; Paul Burstein; Ron Burt; Carole Burton; Claude Buxton (funding request for "The Habits and Customs of the Police…")
Legare Hamer Calhoun III (includes writings by Calhoun); Charles M. Camic; Bradley Campbell (to Dick Holway); Ernest Q. Campbell; John Cardascia; Judith A. Caron; Leo Carroll; Kit Carson (concerning "Studies on Law and Social Control"); Bliss Cartwright; Carole Case; John T. Casteen III; Susie A. Castillo-Robson; [David?] Cavers; Dan Chambliss; William J. Chambliss; Janet Chan; Christopher Chen; Donna Chiozzi [Association of American Law Schools]; Burton R. Clark; David S. Clark (Sage Publications); John P. Clark; Robert Clark; Peggy Clarke; R.V.G. Clarke; Dan Clawson; Dorothy L. Clow; Lisa Coffman; Bonnie Cohen (Institute for Scientific Information); George F. Cole; James Coleman; Jane Collier (concerning "Toward a General Theory of Social Control"); Mary Ann Collins; Alfred F. Conard; Frank Cooley; Roger Cotterell; Rose Laub Coser; Herbert Costner (National Science Foundation); Carl J. Couch; Susan E. Cozzens (includes writing by Cozzens); Joan Crandall (Contemporary Sociology); Donald Cressey; Frederick Crews; Barrett Culmback; Lynn A. Curtis (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development); Preston S. Cutler (Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences)
H. Richard Dallas (Southern California Law Review); Brenda Danet; Dale Dannefer; Gill Davies (Tavistock Publications); Malcom DeBevoise; Ami de Chapeaurouge; Richard de Friend; Boaventura de Sousa Santos; Dawn Detwiler; Guillaume Devin (Institut des Hautes Études de la Sécurité Intérieure); Frans de Waal; Shari Diamond; Stanley Diamond; Forrest Dill; Bradley Doll; G. William Domhoff; Brendan Dooley; Alan Dundes
Fred Eggan; Randall D. Eliason; John Ely; David M. Engel (partially concerning "The Oven Bird's Song"); Stewart Epstein; Kai T. Erikson; Annika Eriksson; John Ervin; Jack Etheridge; Amitai Etzioni; Salah El-Shukri; William M. Evan
Reynolds Farley; Ronald Farrell; Ezzat A. Fattah (concerning the International Course in Criminology); Robert Faulkner; Malcolm Feeley; Charles R. Fenwick; Theodore Ferdinand; Bruce W. Ferguson; Kathleen Ferraro; Stephen Fielding; Ken Fine (Academic Press); Peter Fitzpatrick; Richard Flacks; Carmen Flores; Bill Form; Bernard Fortunoff (Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Co.); Michael Edward Fowler; Daniel N. Fox; Paul Francis; Nancy Frantz; Jacob Fried; David Friedman; Lawrence M. Friedman; Phil Friedman (concerning "Encyclopedia of Criminology"); Robert J. Friedrich; Jürgen Friedrichs; Lisa Friel; John Fries; Morris Freilich; Douglas Fry (includes a review by Fry); Gail Funke; James J. Fyfe
José M. Gabilondo; Jean-Claude Gafner; Christine Gailey; Marc Galanter (Law and Society Review; "Toward a General Theory of Social Control"); John F. Galliher; Jackie Garrett; G. David Garson; Holly Geerdes; Clifford Geertz; Luis Gerardo; Maurizio Ghisleni; Jack Gibbs (partially concerning Omaha Symposium on Norval D. Glenn (Contemporary Sociology); Erving Goffman (American Sociological Association); David Gold; Jona Goldschmidt; Andrew Goldsmith; Abraham Goldstein (and Stanton Wheeler, concerning an academic appointment at Yale); Jack A. Goldstone; T.H. Gonser; Louis W. Goodman (includes Goodman's curriculum vitae); Norman Goodman; Lynne Goodstein (concerning an American Society of Criminology meeting's Author Meets the Critics session for Sociological Justice); Mark Gottdiener; Burke Grandjean (concerning James Tucker); Mark Granovetter; Bradford H. Gray; Carol J. Greenhouse; Martin Greig; Thomas Grennes; Shannon E. Griffiths; Jan T. Gross; Paul Gross (concerning "Sociological Justice") Joel Grossman (Law and Society Review); Jerrold K. Guben; Philip H. Gulliver; Ted Robert Gurr (concerning Gurr's "Why Men Rebel"); Bernard H. Gustin; Luis Gutierrez
John Hagan; Jerald Hage; Warren O. Hagstrom; John O. Haley (includes Haley's curriculum vitae, prospectus for "Order with Autonomy: A Study of Law and Social Control in Japan"); Terence C. Halliday; Thomas Hardy (Dialectical Anthropology); Wallace C. Harrelson; O. Fred Harris, Jr.; Peter Harris; Robert H. Hardt; Stephen Hart; Clayton A. Hartjen; Timothy F. Hartnagel (concerning Gwynn Nettler); Reid Hastie; Robert Hauser; Adam Hauser (includes Hauser's resume); James Hawdon; Joseph M. Hawes; Keith Hawkins; Diane Haywood; Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr. Louis Hazouri, Jr.; Michael Hechter; Frances Heidensohn; Barbara Heiman; Max Heirich; Jane Hellsoe-Henon; Larry A. Hembroff; Paget Henry (on "Towards a Theory of Peripheral Cultural Systems"); John R. Hepburn (Arizona State University's Distinguished Scholar Lecture Series); John Herman; Merg Herriot; Scott Hershovitz; David Herwitz; Frederick A. Hetzel; Philip Heymann (some correspondence concerning inviting James L. Gibbs to be a Visiting Fellow at the Center for Criminal Justice at Harvard Law School); L.R. Hiatt; Louis Hicks (includes Hicks' curriculum vitae); Paul Higgins; Richard J. Hill; Travis Hirschi; Frank Hirtz; Andre J. Hoekema; Daniel N. Hoffman; Albert J. Holl; George Homans; Ruth Horowitz; F. Patrick Hubbard; Florence K. Hughes; L.H.C. Hulsman; John Hund; Ira W. Hutchison; Allan Hutchinson
Heleen F.P. Ietswaart; Eiko Ikegami; Warren F. Ilchman; G. Irving; Mary Iwanaga (The University of Chicago Press)
Thomas Jackson (Dean of UVa Law School); Herbert Jacob (concerning nomination to Board of Trustees of the Law and Society Association); Rebecca Jakob; Peter Jambrek; Kenneth James; Gladys Jannaud; William Jeffrey, Jr.; Patrickn Jehle; Gary Jensen; Weidong Ji; Jason Jimerson (The Society for Social Research); James W. Johnston; Loch K. Johnson; Weldon T. Johnson; Willie Jones; Peter Just
Sanford Kadish (Encyclopedia of Crime and Justice); Samuel W. Kaplan; Miriam Kass (American Bar Association Section of Litigation); Stuart Kauffman; Betsy Keefer; E.C. Keller, Jr.; Stephen Kellert; Christopher M. Kelley; Jonathan Kelley (includes announcement for Kelley's win of the AAAS Socio-Psychological Prize); Delos Kelly; Hugh P. Kelly; Richard B. Kelly; Duncan Kennedy; L.W. Kennedy; Sue Kent; Ravindra Khare; Dinesh Khosla; Robert L. Kidder (Law & Society Review; includes a review of Black's writing); Jaegwon Kim; Gary Kleck (on "Sociological Justice"); Malcolm W. Klein; Rebecca Klemm; Albert Klijn; David Klinger; Michele Ann Klinsky; Klaus-Friedrich Koch; Elissa Koff; Andrzej Kojder; Deborah Kolb; Samuel Krislov; Herbert M. Kritzer (includes prospectus for "Lawyers and Litigation"); Krzysztof Kubala; Umesh Kumar; Erniel Kuncel; Jacek Kurczewski
Sharon LaDuke; Thomas L. Lalley (National Institute of Mental Health); Robert Lane; Michael Langley; Annette Lareau (Pure Sociology Network); Barbara Laslett (Contemporary Sociology); R.E. Laster; Janet L. Lauritsen; Su-Jin Lee; Jessica S. LeFevre; Eric M. Leifer; Robert D. Leighninger, Jr.; Barry Leighton; Judith V. Lelchook; David Lempert; Ugo Leone; Richard Leupert; Judith N. Levi; George C. Lewis; I.M. Lewis; Michael Libonati; Charles W. Lidz; Graham Lilly; Arthur G. Lindsay (includes writings by Lindsay); Gardner Lindzey; Al Lingus; Mario Lins (includes a request for a reprint); Allen E. Liska; Craig B. Little; Guang Kun (Martha) Liu; Jiabo Liu (includes paper written by Liu); William W. Lockhart; John Loflano; Wallace D. Loh; Judith Lorber; Maria Loś; Michael Lowy; Robin Luckham; Richard Lundman; Jim Lundy; Olivier Lunz; James Lyons; Joanne Lyons
o Geoffrey MacCormack; Virginia Mackey; Ginny Mackey; Paul Maidment; Bruce J. Malina; Michael Mann; Jason Manning (Pure Sociology Network); Henry W. Mannle; Wade Mansell; John P. Martin; Cheryl V. Martorana; Alexandra Maryanski; James L. Massey; Patrick E. Mates; Lynn Mather; Joan Matthews; Teelyn Mauney; Eleanor G. May; Leon Mayhew; Edward J. McCabe; Charles H. McCaghy; Michele McCauley; Reece McGee (concerning JoAnn Miller); Daniel McGillis; Robert McGinnis; Marian McGrath (Academic Press); Marshall McLuhan; Margaret Mead; Barbara Meeker (Annual Conference on Group Processes Research); James W. Meeker; Robert F. Meier; Gary B. Melton (Annual Nebraska Symposium on Motivation); Paulo Mendonca; Sally Merry; Steven F. Messner; Michael Micklin (and Marvin Olsen); Midge Miles (American Sociological Association); Leslie B. Miller; Stacy Miller; Paul Steven Miller (includes funeral program for Miller); Stephen P. Mitchell; John Mogey; Eric Monkkonen; Fred Montanino; Mark H. Moore; Richter H. Moore, Jr.; Sally Falk Moore; Wilbert E. Moore; John H. Morgan; Charles Moskos; Imogene L. Moyer (Encyclopedia of Criminology); Jeffrey Mullis; Richard Münch; Harold L. Munson; Michael Musheno
Ilene Nagel; Joane Nagel; Barry Nakell (on "Studies on Law and Social Control"); Richard Neely; William Nelson (on "Toward a General Theory of Social Control"); Paul D. Neuthaler; Gertrud Neuwirth; Graeme R. Newman; Eva Charlotte Nilsen; John Brian Nilson (includes Nilson's final exam for Black's course Sociology of Law); Steve Nock; James L. Nolan; André Normandeau
William O'Barr; Anthony Oberschall (concerning "Pure Sociology"); G. Karl Oelgeschlager; Lloyd Ohlin; Vincent O'Leary; James H. Olila; Mervin Olsen; Robert M. O'Neil; Margaret O'Reilly (Dartmouth Publishing Company); Michael W. Oshima; Mark J. Osiel; Marian Osmun (Oxford University Press); Keith F. Otterbein; Patricia J. Ould
Deborah Palliser; Lewis Papier; William L. Parish (American Journal of Sociology); Roger Parks; Raymond Parnas; Hanna Pasikowska; Alan Paterson; Dennis Patterson; Orlando Patterson; Marion B. Peavey; Dennis L. Peck (Sociological Inquiry); Harold E. Pepinsky; Stephen L. Percy; E. L. Peters ("Toward a General Theory of Social Control"); M. Lee Pelton; Greg Pewett; Holger Pfaff; Bryan Pfaffenberger; William Phelan; Andrew Pickering; Ronald M. Pipkin; Jesse Pitts (Tocqueville Review); Alessandro Pizzorno; Adam Podgórecki; Aaron Podolefsky; Daniel Polsby; Henry N. Pontell; Richard A. Posner; Walter W. Powell (Contemporary Sociology); Derek Price; Maurice Punch; Haibin Qi
Richard W. Rabinowitz; Phyllis Raimone; Deborah Rapoport (Academic Press); John P. Reid; Sue Titus Reid; Robert Reiner; Peter Reuter (The Rand Corporation); Jonathon Rieder; Kristan Rieger; David Riesman; Beth Richie; Matilda Riley; Leonard L. Riskin; Christian Nils Robert; Simon Roberts; Irving Rockwood (Longman Inc.); Cyril D. Robinson; Maria Thereza Rocha de Assis Moura; Vivian J. Rohrl ("Toward a General Theory of Social Control"); Paul Romjue; Frank Romo; Lawrence Rosen; James E. Rosenbaum; Hildy Ross; Bess Anne Rothenberg; John E. Rothenberger; Frances Rothstein; Thomas Rudel; Bruce M. Russett (The Journal of Conflict Resolution); Andrzej Rzeplinski
David J. Saari; Albert M. Sacks; Frank E.A. Sander; Alberto Santos; Austin Sarat; Lew Sargentich; Joachim Savelsberg (includes writing by Savelsberg); Nikola Schitov; Christiane Schlumberger; Andreas Schneider; Mark Schneider; Phyllis Schultze; Karl F. Schumann; Russell K. Schutt; Barry Schwartz; Richard Schwartz; Robert A. Scott; Robert E. Scott; Andrew Scull; Michael Seidel; Philip Selznick; Judith Semper; Roberta Senechal de la Roche (to Christopher Schmitt); Diana S. Sepejak; Adjie Setiadi; Susan Shapiro; Edward J. Shaughnessy; K. Shoji; Alan Sica; Ilana Silber; Ed Silva; Robert A. Silverman; Richard Simon; A.W. Brian Simpson; Theda Skocpol; Jerome H. Skolnick (correspondence with Paul D. Reynolds); John Skvoretz; Barbara Slifkin (Seminar Press); Joseph T. Slinger; Jeffrey S. Slovak; Russell Smandych ("Towards a General Theory of Social Control"); Alden Smith; Charles E. Smith (The Free Press); Gregory W. Smith (The Free Press); Jerry Smith; Joel Smith (Duke University); Robert B. Smith; Eloise C. Snyder; Francis G. Snyder; Fred Snyder; Kathy Snyder (correspondence with Joleen Scott); Gary A. Sojka; Peter H. Solomon, Jr.; Karol Soltan; Christina Hoff Sommers; Donald R. Songer; J.J. Spigelman; Edward H. Stanford (partly concerning Stephen Vago's prospectus); William Staples; Paul Starr; Darrell J. Steffensmeier; John Stephens; Christopher D. Stevens; Frank Stewart; Thomas Stone (Studies on Law and Social Control); Norman W. Storer; Mark C. Suchman; Teresa Sullivan; Carl Sundholm; Guy E. Swanson; Richard Sykes; Kent Sycerud & David Hazelton (Michigan Law Review); Denis Szabo (International Society of Criminology; International Annals of Criminology)
Horace D. Taft; R.E.S. Tanner; Jeff Tatum; Nicholas Tavuchis; Alton Taylor (concerning Patricia Taylor); Clinton Terry; Robert M. Terry; Charles W. Thomas (Criminology); John M. Thomas; Madeleine Thomas; Susan Joyce Thomas; Terence P. Thornberry; Viguolo Tiepli; Harry F. Todd, Jr.; Sybil Todd (contains exit interviews for the University of Virginia); Roman Tomasic; Gladys Topkis; Daniel P. Torres; Stephen Toulmin; Jeanne Maddox Toungara; A. Javier Treviño (includes writing by Treviño); Simon P. Tsoako; Austin T. Turk; Janet Turk; R. Jay Turner; David Twain; W.L. Twining
Paul Upson; Steven Vago; Ivan Vallier; Geert van den Steenhoven; Ab van Eldijk; Paul van Seters; Dirk van zyl Smit; Blake E. Vance (Academic Press); Ana Maria Vargas Falla; Diane Vaughn; José António Veloso (concerning a translation of "The Behavior of Law"); Simon Verdun-Jones; Franz von Benda-Beckham; James Vorenberg
Walter J. Wadlington; Paul Wahrhaftig; James E. Wallace; Immanuel Wallerstein; Craig Wanner; Jacob Ward; Richard H. Ward; R. Stephen Warner; Carol Warren; Norma Wasser; Robert Wathrow; John Webb; David Weisburd; Terry M. Weiss; Joseph Westermeyer; Garland White; Regina White; Brent Whittlesey; Stephen G. Wieting; Brad Wilcox; John P. Wiley, Jr.; James Wilkerson; Nancy Williams; E. O. Wilson; James Q. Wilson, Richard Wilson; Thomas P. Wilson; Charles R. Winfrey; S.F. Wise; Emily Wilkinson; Laura Woloshyn; Calvin Woodard; Bob Woodbury (St. Martin's Press); William E. Woodcock; Lynn Woodson; Charles M. Woolf; Alissa Pollitz Worden; J.H. Wright; Jerome Wright (concerning a manuscript review)
Jihong Xiao; Tong Xin (concerning a translation of "The Behavior of Law"); Xinyi Xu; Kun Yang; Peter C. Yeager; Marvin Yelles (Academic Press); Barbara Yngvesson; Sung Won Yoon; Frances K. Zemans; Eric Zuesse
Some correspondence will be between people not including Donald Black, if the correspondence is still on the topic or related to the organization. Some folders may contain supplemental, non-correspondence material to the correspondence. Correspondence also may contain information that has a separate subseries or is referenced elsewhere, if that information better fit within the flow of conversation in the main correspondence. Be sure to cross reference with other files for more potential information. Organized alphabetically.
Miscellaneous material pertaining to Academic Press
For the 1992 ASA meeting
For the 1992 ASA meeting
Concerning Academic Press; publishing of Black's "The Behavior of Law"
University academic (sociology) departments, all universities
University academic (sociology) departments, all universities
Book by Barbara Harrell-Bond and Sandra Burman
Undated papers filed at beginning of folder; includes manuscript reviews themselves along with correspondence
Includes manuscript reviews themselves along with correspondence
Organizations and topical correspondence with too few papers to get their own folders, such as American Society of Criminology January 16 1991- May 2 1991; Conference in honor of Al Reiss; Frank Romo's dissertation; Law & Society Conference; Publishing agreement
Includes table of contents and notes to contributors
Also known as The Behavior of Courts
Alphabetically arranged