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Oliver Benson Collection Benson, Oliver (1911–1999). Papers, 1932–1978. 13 feet. Professor. Research files (ca. 1950–1978), correspondence (1949–1968), student composition books and notes (1932–1937), publications and manuscripts (ca. 1960–1976), and related materials concerning the life and career of Oliver Benson, a professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma, 1936–1981. Benson taught and studied in the areas of political science, statistics, and international relations. Box 1 Correspondence, 1933 - 1995 1. Correspondence to Oliver Benson from World Unity magazine, May 16, 1933. 2. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, May 29, 1935 - February 1, 1938. 3. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, February 15, 1938 - November 8, 1938. 4. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, November 14, 1938 - July 27, 1940. 5. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, September 17, 1943 - November 20, 1946. 6. Correspondence between Oliver Benson, friends, and colleagues, December 10, 1945 -

October 18, 1950. 7. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, January 20, 1947 - February 23, 1952. 8. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, March 6, 1952 - November 4, 1955. 9. Correspondence to Oliver Benson from colleagues, June 6 - 26, 1950. 10. Memorandums on university departmental matters, September 29, 1954 - November 8,

1954. 11. Memorandums on university departmental matters, November 9, 1954 - May 9, 1955. 12. Correspondence to Oliver Benson from Northwestern University, 1954 - 1955. 13. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, December 1, 1955 - November 30, 1960. 14. University of Oklahoma interoffice correspondence, October 27, 1956 - December 4,

1957. 15. University of Oklahoma interoffice correspondence, December 5, 1957 - January 17,

1958. 16. University of Oklahoma interoffice correspondence, January 21, 1958 - March 11, 1958. 17. Council on Instructions correspondence, November 22, 1957 - March 18, 1958. 18. Council on Instructions correspondence, October 25, 1957 - May 26, 1958. 19. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, February 20, 1961 - July 17, 1963. 20. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, December 20, 1963 - November 1965. 21. Correspondence to Oliver Benson from the Joint War Games Agency, December 13,

1965. 22. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, February 2, 1966 - March 24, 1967. 23. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, November 7, 1966 - June 2, 1967. 24. Correspondence to Oliver Benson from Dr. Richard W. Chadwick, January 1967. 25. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, July 7, 1967 - August 3, 1968. 26. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, April 18, 1967 - December 29, 1967. 27. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, April 20, 1967 - August 3, 196 28. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, January 16, 1968 - March 27, 1968. 29. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, April 12, 1968 - December 22, 1968. 30. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, February 17, 1969 - December 29, 1969. 31. Opinions and responses to Oliver Benson’s Political Science Laboratory, April 13, 1969

- Summer 1970. 32. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, February 11, 1970 - June 25, 1971. 33. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, July 26, 1971 - May 5, 1972. 34. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, September 21, 1972 - April 30, 1974. 35. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, April 30, 1974 - December 31, 1979.

36. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, January 23, 1980 - November 17, 1980. 37. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, March 6, 1981 - December 26, 1988. 38. Correspondence between Oliver Benson and Carl Sagan on the mathematical theory The

Persian Chess Problem, May 1 - 11, 1989. 39. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, November 2, 1990 - February 5, 1995. 40. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, n. d. 41. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, n. d. 42. Correspondence to and from Oliver Benson, n. d. 43. Envelopes, January 1, 1960 - September 4, 1986. 44. Envelopes, n. d. Course Materials, 1936 - 1979 45. Class records, 1936 - 1939. Box 2 Course Materials, 1936 - 1979 (continued) 1. Class records, 1940 - 1949. 2. Class records, 1950 - 1959. 3. Class records, 1967 - 1971. 4. Grades, course agendas, course changes, and proctor assignments, 1941 - 1969. 5. Political Science C-41, quizzes 1, 2, 3, April 15 - May 13, 1955. 6. Government 382, student papers, 1956 - 1957. 7. Government 344, book reports, October 20, 1956 - January 17, 1957. 8. Student research paper for Government 382, January 1957.

9. Government 1, quiz, final examination, and terms, 1959 - 1960. 10. a. Government 50, final examination section 2, 1958 - 1959.

b. Guide on writing a prospectus and dissertation, December 1965.

11. a. Political Science 399 and 395, 1966 - 1967. b. Ph. D. and general examinations in political science, November 27, 1972 -

October 1974. 12. Political Science 248A - 249A, 1964. 13. a. Political Science 248A - 249A, Spring 1964.

b. Department of Political Science: notification of floor changes, April 3, 1964. c. Student research paper for Political Science 248A, May 24, 1964. d. Student research paper for Political Science, Spring 1967 - 1968.

14. Student research paper, June 1, 1966. 15. a. Political Science, student paper, Spring 1967 - 1968.

b. Political Science 399, 1968 - 1969. 16. a. Political Science 399, 1970.

b. Political Science 5953, Spring 1979. 17. Political Science Laboratory statistical supplement, 1971 - 1972. 18. Political Science Laboratory statistical supplement, 1971 - 1977. 19. Political Science Laboratory statistical supplement, 1971 - 1978. 20. Political Science Laboratory statistical supplement, 1971 - 1977. 21. Political Science 5953, October 2, 1972 - February 7, 1977. 22. Student papers, December 3, 1973 - April 20, 1976. 23. Final examinations and student papers, December 7, 1973 - Spring 1977. 24. Political Science Laboratory, 1974. 25. Political Science Laboratory statistical supplement, 1974 - 1977. 26. Political Science 5953, student papers, April 28, 1976 - December 12, 1977. 27. a. Political Science Laboratory workbook, 1976.

b. Political Science 5953, midterms, quizzes, final examinations, February 1975 -

1978. 28. Political Science Laboratory supplements, 1976 - 1978. 29. Political Science Laboratory statistical supplement, 1978. 30. a. Political Science 5953, student paper, December 5, 1979.

b. Political Science 5953, final examinations, Winter 1979. 31. Political caricatures for use on exams, n. d. 32. Political Science 248A - 249A, draft workbook, n. d. 33. a. Syllabus #1: Graduate Seminar in International Relations, n. d.

b. Government 1, n. d. c. Government 170, student paper, n. d. d. Test results, n. d.

34. Political Science 263, 264, 361: Soviet Behavior and Institutional Development, The

Soviet Political System, and Problems of Communism, n. d.

Box 3 Course Materials (continued) 1. Political Science 248A - 249A: Game Theory, n. d. 2. Important Constitutional Cases, for use in Government 1, n. d. 3. Political Science 5953, student papers, n. d. 4. a. Government 150, n. d.

b. Political Science 399: Methods, n. d. c. Political Science 5953, final examinations, n. d. d. Political Science 5993, final examinations, n. d.

5. a. Government 50, quiz, n. d.

b. June and Oliver Benson Awards in Political Science, n. d. c. Political Science 248A - 249A draft workbook, n. d.

6. a. Political Science 248A - 249A: Quantitative Methods in International Relations

(Theory of Games supplement), n. d. b. Government 363, China, n. d. c. Political Science 5633, Government and Politics of the Far East, n. d.

7. Political Science Laboratory: answers to quantitative exercises, n. d. 8. a. Course 453, n. d.

b. Book list for Republic of Free China book drive, n. d. c. Government 363, test on India, n. d. d. Political Science change of grade slip, n. d. e. Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota, n. d. f. Political Science, student paper, n. d.

9. a. Sequence in International Politics D40, n. d.

b. Government 50: Review terms-Chapter 1- 6, n. d. c. Political Science 399: Methods, n. d. d. Political Science 5953: final examination, n. d. e. Political Science 5993: final examination, n. d. f. Course Rationale: International Relations, n. d.

10. Political Science 248 - 249: Quantitative Methods in International Relations draft

workbook, n. d. 11. Government 50: International Relations, n. d. 12. a. Government 1, report on honors experiment, n. d.

b. Government 1, large section, n. d. c. Government 50: International Relations, n. d. d. Government 50, selected list of books for review, n. d. e. Government 155, instructions on preparing a report, n. d. f. Government 155, discussion guide, n. d. g. Political Science 395, permit to attend class, n. d. h. Political Science 395: Behavioral Lab, n. d. i. Change of enrollment request, n. d. j. Government 399: Methods in Political Science, n. d. k. Government 450, text books exemplifying various approaches to the study of

international relations, n. d. 13. a. Government 50, final examinations, n. d.

b. Political Science Laboratory: answers to quantitative exercises, n. d. c. Government 1, makeup quiz, n. d. d. Political Science 5953, midterm examination, n. d. e. Political Science 5953, homework exercise-crosstab statistics, n. d. f. A note on “Cube Law,” n. d.

14. a. Political Science 254: International Organization, n. d.

b. Political Science 5953, final examination, n. d.

15. a. Institutions, Processes and Behavior, Ph. D. examination, n. d. b. General examinations in comparative politics, n. d.

16. Government 50, final examination, n. d. 17. a. Government 150, worksheet on international law, n. d.

b. Political Science 363, terms on India, n. d. c. Political Science 5953, midterm examination, n. d.

18. a. Political Science 399: supplementary note on Chapter 9, n. d.

b. Sequence of Events, n. d. 19. A student paper sponsored by Oliver Benson for Political Science contest, n. d. 20. Course information for marketing, journalism, speech, plant science, music education,

and government, n. d. 21. a. Political Science C-41: American Foreign Policy, n. d.

b. Government 50, makeup examination, n. d. c. Government 344: The Traditions of US Foreign Policy I, n. d. d. Political Science 450, bibliography, n. d.

22. Government 344, book reports, n. d. 23. a. The Function of Politics, n. d.

b. Comparative Politics, n. d. c. Political Method And Theory, n. d.

24. Government 344: American Foreign Policy-outline, notes, and tests, n. d. 25. a. Civil Engineering, n. d.

b. Marketing, n. d. c. Metallurgical Engineering, n. d. d. Industrial Management Engineering, n. d. e. Chemical Engineering, n. d. f. Political Science 399 and 395, n. d. g. Political Science 440, n. d.

26. Final examinations 5953, 5993, n. d. Personal Papers, 1932 - 1999 27. a. The Memorial of Premier Tanaka, 1932.

b. Personnel form of Oliver Benson, May 27, 1942.

c. Oliver Benson’s membership to the National Geographic Society, February 17, 1950.

d. Personal data form of Oliver Benson, October 20, 1955. e. 1958 Annual Report: Tennessee Gas Transmission Company. f. Newspaper clipping, “School Directors Given Approval of OU Regents,” April 1,

1959. 28. Composition book of Oliver Benson, 1933. 29. Military papers, April 11, 1938 - September 19, 1944. 30. a. Commencement program, May 21, 1938.

b. Field notebook of Oliver Benson during the initial U. S. occupation force landing in the Truk Atoll, September 30 - October 8, 1945.

c. Payroll certification, May 1961. d. Saturday Review magazine, December 7, 1963.

31. a. The Daily Oklahoman, July 2, 1939 - November 30, 1941.

b. The Oklahoma Daily, April 22, 1982.

32. Military reports, May 1942 - November 1944. 33. Military case write-ups by Oliver Benson, July 17 - August 28, 1944. 34. Military papers, October 6, 1931 - August 31, 1944. 35. a. Official transcript of Oliver Benson from the University of Oklahoma, January 29,

1934. b. Certificate awarded to Oliver Benson, 1958. c. Home remodeling list, June 1961. d. Invoices, July 20, 1967 - January 3, 1968.

36. International Institute of Higher Studies, University of Geneva, 1936 - 1957. 37. Newspaper clippings: Interviews with Oliver Benson and reviews of his book, Through

the Diplomatic Looking-Glass, November 4 - 29, 1939. 38. Newspaper clippings: Interviews with Oliver Benson and reviews of his book, Through

the Diplomatic Looking-Glass, December 3 - 10, 1939. 39. Newspaper clippings: Interviews with Oliver Benson and reviews of his book, Through

the Diplomatic Looking-Glass, December 17 - 30, 1939. 40. Newspaper clippings: Interviews with Oliver Benson and reviews of his book, Through

the Diplomatic Looking-Glass, January 12, 1940 - April 7, 1968.

41. a. Gazette of the Japanese Empire, August 1943. b. U. S. Communication Service Radio, November 20, 1944.

42. Military papers authorizing Oliver Benson’s release from active military duty and transfer

to the Retired Naval Reserves, mileage receipts, authorization to award Oliver Benson with the WWII medal of Victory, 1943 - 1953.

43. Lectures delivered at Naval War College, June 30, 1946 - June 8, 1955. 44. Navy: Sea Power magazine, discharge forms and moving forms of Oliver Benson,

November 26, 1942 - October 1, 1956. Box 4 Personal Papers, 1932 - 1999 (continued)

1. Awards, certificates, receipts and newspaper clippings, December 1936 - May 1985. 2. Military papers, 1943 - 1956. 3. a. Cash permit, November 30, 1945.

b. Loan application, September 23, 1964. c. Post office receipt, November 19, 1965. d. The New York Times Book Review, March 26, 1967. e. Deposit slip, June 30, 1971. f. Mortgage receipt, July 20, 1971.

4. a. Social Science Quarterly, March 20, 1951.

b. Invoice, May 2, 1951. c. Statement of Security account, July 27, 1973.

5. Biographical sheets, itinerary, and newspaper clippings of Ernest A. Vasey’s, former

finance minister of Kenya, visit to the University of Oklahoma, 1957 - 1958. 6. Word puzzle contest, December 26, 1968. 7. Newspaper clippings about Oliver Benson, March 29, 1970 - April 18, 1970. 8. Payroll slips, retirement information, and contest bulletin prize account, 1978 - 1988. 9. “In Appreciation of Joseph Crim Pray,” April 27, 1979. 10. A newspaper interview with Oliver Benson discussing his 50 years at the University of

Oklahoma as a student and as a professor, and his retirement, October 24, 1979.

11. Case No. C-80-150(W), protest of the referendum petition filed with the City clerk of the City of Norman on January 31, 1980, February 1980.

12. a. Advanced Programs Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, October 7 - 12, 1968.

b. Texas Instruments Advertisement, 1977. c. Petition, January 14, 1980. d. Calendar, 1983.

13. a. The Sooner Magazine, February 1940.

b. Tax forms, 1984. 14. A copy of a deposition concerning the Ivy Benson Trust, June 1, 1999. 15. Invoices, Games magazine, and bulk mailings, November 14, 1985 - December 26, 1986. 16. a. Newspaper clippings on or by Oliver Benson, March 13, 1940 - November 11,

1970. b. Certificates of merit awarded to Oliver Benson, January, October 1985.

17. a. The Sooner Magazine, February 1940.

b. The Oklahoma Quarterly, Vol. 4, No. 4, July 1955. c. Statement of withdrawal from Oliver Benson Trust, February 2, 1967. d. Change Endorsement, February 23, 1972. e. El Paso Natural Gas Company Payment Agreement, March 1975. f. Daily Oklahoman, December 14 - 17, 1978. g. Lease Agreement, March 31, 1980. h. Notice to Oliver Benson, May 17, 1980. i. Recognition award to Oliver Benson, November 11, 1994.

18. a. Military papers, n. d.

b. College papers written by Oliver Benson, n. d. c. Handwritten notes, n. d. d. Maps of Tokyo, n. d.

19. Allenspark Wind, newsletter, n. d. 20. Oliver Benson’s course notebook, n. d. 21. Typescript of an interview with a mayor, n. d. 22. a. Vita of Oliver Benson, n. d.

b. Account information of Oliver Benson, n. d. 23. a. List of former students of the International Institute of Higher Studies, University

of Geneva, n. d. b. Poem “Tout Va Trés Bien” by Madame la Marquise, n. d.

24. Biographical summary on Oliver Benson, n. d. 25. Typed and handwritten notes, class, work, and various reports, n. d. 26. Composition book of Oliver Benson, n. d. 27. Composition book of Oliver Benson, n. d. 28. Computer printed banners, n. d. 29. a. Home construction receipt, n. d.

b. State of Colorado property notice, n. d. c. Policies governing the formulation of the University of Oklahoma calendar, n. d. d. Retirement information, n. d. e. Oliver Benson’s resume, n. d. f. Mass mailing from World Books, n. d.

30. a. Military papers and diagrams, n. d.

b. College paper written by Oliver Benson, n. d. 31. Military handouts, 363 - 499-2, n. d. 32. College papers written by Oliver Benson, n. d. 33. Papers presented at the Naval War College, n. d. 34. a. Organization of the Japanese Army, n. d.

b. Comparative Analysis of the American and British Manuals of Military Governments and Administration, n. d.

35. Military documents, n. d. 36. Advanced Programs in Governmental Studies, n. d. 37. a. Blank copies of a certificate with Norman High School and Owen Stadium

pictured, n. d. b. Kinko’s receipt, n. d.

38. Oliver Benson’s vitae, bulk mailings to Oliver Benson, n. d. 39. Bulk mailings, calendars, and receipts, n. d.

40. Awards, certificates, military reports, and newspaper clippings about Oliver Benson, n. d.

41. Puzzles: Rubik’s cube solutions, cryptogram puzzle book, n. d. 42. a. Newspaper clipping containing a photo of Oliver Benson, n. d.

b. Handwritten notes on teaching political science, n. d. c. Folded sheets of paper labeled “Mrs. O. E. Benson,” n. d.

43. a. U.S.S. Antietam CVS-36, n. d.

b. Naval School of Military Government and Administration Alumni roster, n. d. 44. a. Newspaper clipping of Benson Awards given at OU, n. d.

b. Chinese script, n. d. c. San Juan Lease Agreement, n. d. d. CBS College Publishing, n. d. e. John M. Leek Memorial Fund, n. d. f. Blank certificates for the June and Oliver Benson Award in political science, n. d. g. Christmas card list, n. d.

45. Birthday banner printouts and bulk mailings, n. d. 46. Oliver Benson’s Vitae, n. d. 47. Mass mailings to Oliver Benson, n. d. Publications and Manuscripts, 1933 - 1978 48. a. Thesis, Oliver Benson, 1933.

b. Changing Patterns of Policy Formation and Implementation in Communist China, Oliver Benson, two copies, September 1959.

c. Teacher’s Guide: Political Science Laboratory, Oliver Benson, 1969. 49. Papers and reports by Oliver Benson on the political aspects of international and U.S.

policies and diplomacy, April 1, 1938 - April 2, 1964. 50. Reports by Oliver Benson on international and U.S. diplomacy and actions taken during

World War II, August 1940 - May 1941. Box 5 Publications and Manuscripts, 1933 - 1978 (continued)

1. a. Benson, Oliver. Blackout: Diplomatic Prologue To The War in Europe, 1939. b. Benson, Oliver. Is Mutual Aid Really Mutual?, February 28, 1958. c. Benson, Oliver. A Simple Diplomatic Game, September 12, 1959.

2. Reports by Oliver Benson on international and U.S. diplomacy and actions during World

War II, June 1941 - June 1942. 3. Benson, Oliver. A Simple Diplomatic Game, August 1958. 4. a. Benson, Oliver. “Changing Patterns of Policy Formation and Implementation in

Communist China.” Reprinted from South Western Social Science Quarterly, September 1959.

b. Benson, Oliver. A Computer Simulation of International Politics, May 12, 1961. c. A review by Charles G. Bell on Oliver Benson’s Political Science Laboratory and

Understanding Political Variables, 1969. 5. Benson, Oliver, et. al. Oklahoma Votes, 1907-1962, 1964. 6. Benson, Oliver, et. al. Oklahoma Votes, 1907-1962, 1964. 7. Benson, Oliver, et. al. Oklahoma Votes, 1907-1962, 1964. 8. Reports and articles on political issues written by Oliver Benson, 1963 - 1973. 9. a. Benson, Oliver, et. al. Oklahoma Votes, 1907-1962, 1964.

b. Benson, Oliver. Measures of Conflict and Conflict Resolution, April 20, 1978. 10. a. An essay by Oliver Benson on De Wilson á Roosevelt: Politique extérieure des

États-Unis, 1913-1945 by Jean-Baptiste Duroselle, n. d. b. Order form for Through the Diplomatic Looking-Glass by Oliver Benson, two

copies, n. d. c. Benson, Oliver. The Use of Mathematics in the Study of Political Science, n. d.

11. Benson, Oliver. Quantitative Methods In International Relations: A Workbook,

manuscript, n. d. 12. a. Benson, Oliver. Simulation of International Relations And Diplomacy, n. d.

b. Book reviews by Oliver Benson, n. d. c. Benson, Oliver. The Foreign Policy of the Eisenhower Administration, n. d.

13. Reports and articles on political theories and issues, n. d. 14. Benson, Oliver. The Policy Sciences And Problem-Solving, n. d. 15. a. An order form for Through the Diplomatic Looking-Glass by Oliver Benson, n. d.

b. Chapter Sixteen: Simulation of International Relations and Diplomacy, n. d. c. Outline for A Simple Diplomatic Game, n. d. d. Benson-Supplementary Exhibit, Classical International Systems: Four Models of

Power Politics, n. d. 16. Reports and articles on political issues written by Oliver Benson, n. d. 17. Reports by Oliver Benson on governments and a rising appeal toward international

studies, n. d. Research Materials 18. Foreign policy reports, January 1916 - January 1944. 19. Reports on political science, 1932 - 1980. 20. Benson, Oliver. Toward a New Eclecticism in International Studies, March 1, 1955. 21. McClintock, Charles, G. Empirical Approaches to Game Theory and Bargaining, March

1, 1966. 22. Reports on political and statistical simulations, November 1958 - September 1967. 23. Schelling, Thomas C. Toward A General Theory of Conflict Applications to International

Relations, March 19, 1959. 24. Benson, Oliver. A Simple Diplomatic Game or Putting One and One Together,

September 12, 1959. 25. Rummel, Rudolph J. Dimension’s of Conflict Behavior Within and Between Nations,

June 1963. 26. Rummel, Rudolph J. Testing Some Possible Predictions of Conflict Behavior Within and

Between Nations, November 18 - 19, 1963. 27. Grumm, John G. Structure and Policy in the Legislature, August 1966. 28. The American Academy of Political and Social Science Meeting, April 5 - 6, 1968. 29. Wilkenfeld, Jonathan. Domestic and Foreign Conflict Behavior of Nations: A Cross-

National and Case Study Approach, May 2 - 4, 1968.

30. McDonough, Peter. The Anatomy of Electoral Participation in India, 1952-1967, May 3, 1968.

31. Di Palma, Giuseppe. Disaffection and Participation in Western Democracies, September

2 - 7, 1968. 32. Rummel, Rudolph J. Testing Some Possible Predictors of Conflict Behavior Within and

Between Nations, November 18 - 19, 1963. Box 6 Research Materials (continued) 1. Historical research materials regarding Mary Pray correspondence, January 18, 1647 -

April 13, 1761. 2. Reprints: papers of others concerning U.S. and international politics, March 1936 - March

1956. 3. Dangerfield, Royden and Richard H. Flynn, “Voter Motivation In The 1936 Oklahoma

Democratic Primary.” The Southwestern Social Science Quarterly, Vol. XVII, September 1936.

4. a. Dangerfield, Royden J. and Richard H. Flynn. “Voter Motivation In The 1936

Oklahoma Democratic Primary.” The Southwestern Social Science Quarterly, Vol. XVII, September 1936.

b. Oklahoma Votes For Congress, 1907-1964, 1965. c. Oklahoma Voting Patterns: Presidential, Gubernatorial, and Senatorial

Elections, 1970. 5. a. “Mine Eyes May Behold.” The New Republic, January 19, 1938.

b. An extract from “Hypothesis on Misperception” by Robert Jervis. World Politics, XX, April 1, 1968.

c. Dissertation Abstract, August 1979. 6. University of Oklahoma: Oklahoma Instituted of International Relations Conference, June

12, 1939 - June 11, 1950. 7. a. Bodenheimer, Edgar. “The Pure Theory of Law.” Jurisprudence, 1940.

b. “Le Monde Illustré” February 14, 1948. c. The 12th Annual Oklahoma Institute of International Relations, June 12 - 17,

1949. d. Conference Proceedings: Summary of the 45th ICMA Annual Conference, October

25 - 28, 1959.

8. a. University Institute of Geneva for Higher International Studies, 1975 - 1976. b. University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs, June 14 - 24, 1940.

9. a. The Southwestern Social Science Association, April 11 - 12, 1941.

b. Individual Subscribers list, June 30, 1969. 10. A copy of Postulates, Principles, and Proposals (second draft), January 1, 1943. 11. a. Notes on Politics, 1952.

b. Franklin, William M. “Municipal Property Under Belligerent Occupation.” Reprinted from the American Journal of International Law, Vol. 38, No. 3, July 1944.

c. A computer simulation of international politics, May 12, 1961. d. Kirkpatrick, Samuel A. Research Design: Outline and Selected References,

Summer 1970. e. Court cases, January 9 - 18, 1978.

12. a. The United Nations Charter As Declaration and as Constitution, San Francisco,

CA, June 26, 1945. b. Charter of the United Nations, United Nations Conference on International

Organization, San Francisco, CA, June 26, 1945. c. Research Methodology: Problem-Areas for Comprehensive Study Plans, 1951. d. Systematic Political Science, 1950.

13. UNESCO reports, 1946 - 1953. 14. Your Government: Bulletin of the Bureau of Government Research, Vol. 1, No. 3, May

15, 1946. 15. Conferences on International Relations, June 6, 1948 - March 27, 1959. 16. Shostak Case, February 9, 1948 - July 16, 1951. 17. a. The Citizens and the United Nations, October 1948.

b. United Nations Bulletin, Vol. X, No. 3, February 1, 1951. c. The United Nations: Review and Revision, June 1954.

18. a. A Conference on the Teaching of International Relations, January 26 - 28, 1950.

b. Brookings Institute Seminar on problems of United States foreign policy, September 4 - 10, 1952.

c. International Trade Policy Issues, January 23 - 24, 1953. 19. Political papers, October 14, 1950 - March 17, 1983.

20. Brookings Institute Seminar on problems of United States foreign policy, September 6 - 11, 1951 - May 29, 1952.

21. a. Treasons And The Constitution, Vol. 13, November 1951.

b. Baker, Gordon E. The Politics of Reapportionment in Washington State, 1960. c. A manual for the Political Behavior Laboratory prepared by William H. Flanigan,

University of Minnesota, 1966. 22. Regional Conference on University and World Affairs, December 12 - 14, 1952. 23. Foreign Commerce Department Committee, January 23 - 24, 1953. 24. Mills, Lennox. American Policy Regarding Southeast Asia, 1954. 25. Graduate Education And Research In Government in the South, 1954. 26. a. Political Science Method and Theory, 1954.

b. Conference on Analytic Systems, June 14, 1955. c. Conference on Political Philosophy, February 24, 1955. d. Proposed Revision of program in the psychology department, February 1958. e. Intercollegiate press bulletins, February 7, 1958.

27. Black, Joseph E., editor. Miami University in World Affairs, June 1, 1954. 28. a. Deutsch, Karl W. Symbol of Political Community, 1951.

b. Snyder, R. C. A Decision-Making Approach to the Study of Political Phenomena, June 15 - 19, 1954.

29. Political science papers presented at the Midwest Seminar on United States foreign

policy, June 27 - July 3, 1954. 30. Baker, Vincent. The Introductory Relations: Trends And Problems, November 1, 1954. 31. Statistical tables of appropriation of funds available for Oklahoma counties, 1954 - 1955. 32. Northwestern University conference on analytic systems, June 14 - 17, 1955. 33. Two Year Report of Progress, October 27, 1956. 34. Publications lists in the Far East, and booklets on international law and international

governments, 1958. 35. Council on Instruction, January 14, 1957 - July 9, 1958. 36. Agendas and minutes for the Council on Instruction, February 25, 1957 - March 5, 1958.

37. a. Pauker, Guy J. The Role of Political Organization in Indonesia, September 4 - 6, 1958.

b. Sondermann, Fred A. The Linkage Between Foreign Policy and International Politics, September 4 - 6, 1958.

c. Political articles printed in the Social Sciences magazine, 1927 - 1961. d. Ziegenhagen, Eduard A. Implementation of Macheavellian Strategies In A

Political Game, 1967. 38. Snyder, Richard C. The Present Distribution of Social Values Among Nations, April 8 -

10, 1959. 39. Typescript of “The Role of the Representative” by Heinz Eulau, et al. Reprinted from

American Political Science Review, September 1959. 40. a. A Computer Simulation of International Politics, May 12, 1961.

b. Further notes on the faculty and student survey of expected benefits accruing to students attending OU, October 18, 1977.

41. Articles written by people other than Oliver Benson, research notes, and statistical

calculations, 1963 - 1977. 42. a. Loewen, Kenneth. Elementary Matrix Algrebra, 1964.

b. Moore, David W. “Repredicting Voting Patterns in the General Assembly,” International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 19, No. 2, June 1975.

c. New and recent titles, April 1984. 43. a. League of Women Voters, August 1964.

b. Hitotsubashi: Journal of Social Studies, Vol. 4, No. 1, January 1968. Box 7 Research Materials (continued) 1. Handwritten copies of letters and articles, 1871 - 1970. 2. Typescripts from the National Archives, August 15 - September 6, 1938. 3. a. The Oklahoma Institute of International Relations, June 15, 1941 - June 10, 1951.

b. Alker, Hayward R., Jr. Mathematics & Politics, 1965. c. Oklahoma Government Bulletin, Vol. 6, No. 1, Summer 1968.

4. a. Topic List No. 1: For Social Science Research on Southeast Asia, April 17, 1953.

b. Topic List No. 2: For Social Science Research on China, Japan, Korea, September 15, 1953.

c. Tulane University: The Southern Assembly, The United States and Africa, January 15 - 18, 1959.

d. Tulane University: The Southern Assembly, The United States and Africa Report of Panel I, January 15, 1959.

5. Articles written by various authors, research notes, and statistical calculations, September

13, 1965 - November 12, 1960. 6. a. International Relations Program at Northwestern University, October 1964.

b. Rummel, R. J. Dimensions of Error in Cross-National Data, December 21, 1964. c. The Graduate Institute of International Studies Geneva, Switzerland, 1979 - 1980.

7. Lane, Robert D. “Politics of Consensus in an Age of Affluence,” The American Political

Science Review, March 3, 1965. 8. a. Case research, June 3, 1952.

b. Fliess, Peter J. The Impact of World Affairs on Undergraduates Courses in International Relations, December 12 - 14, 1952.

c. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, December 12 - 14, 1952. d. Court case, December 15, 1952. e. Booklet on colleges, December 1957. f. League of Women Voters, May - September, 1967.

9. a. Elsbree, Willard H. Japan’s Role in Southeast Asian Nationalist Movements,

1940-1945, 1953. b. Tumin, Melvin M. “Social Unapplauded Consequences of Social Mobility In A

Mass Society.” Reprinted from Social Forces, Vol. 36, October 1957. c. Eulau, Heinz, et al. “Role as a Basic Unit of Analyst.” American Political

Science Review, Vol. 53, September 1959. d. Allardt, Erik. Factors Explaining Variation in Strength and Changes of Strength

of Political Radicalism, September 1962. e. Greenstein, Fred I. “Motivations and Personality.” Reprinted from Children and

Politics, 1965. f. Essays On The Problem Of Tribe, Spring 1967.

10. a. The Companies Act, 1948: Memorandum And Articles of Association of the

Institute for Strategic Studies, November 20, 1958. b. Benson, Oliver. A Computer Simulation of International Politics, May 12, 1961.

11. a. Pettee, George S. “Operations Research,” Administration News: Management

Forum, Vol. IX, No. 3, April 1959. b. Singer, David J. “Primary Groups And The Political System: Simulation And

Reality.” Reprinted from Behavioral Science, Vol. 6, No. 4, October 1961. c. Singer, David J. “The Relevance Of The Behavioral Sciences To The Study Of

International Relations.” Reprinted from Behavioral Science, Vol. 6, No. 4. October 1961.

d. Southwest Conference on International Relations, 1961. e. Borko, Harold, ed. Computer Applications In The Behavioral Sciences, 1962.

12. Tanter, Raymond. Dimensions of Conflict Behavior Within and Between Nations, 1958-

60, August 1964. 13. a. Flanigan, William and Edwin Fogelman. Patterns of Political Development and

Democratization, 1967. b. Matrix Inversion Model 1955, 1970.

14. Hoopes, Paul Roger. Dissertation: Sociopolitical change in the “Urban Litoral” of

Argentina, 1967. 15. a. Bulletin of Baltic Studies, 1970.

b. Survival, September - October, 1980. 16. a. Alker, Hayward R., Jr. The Long Road to Mathematical Theories of International

Politics, September 9 - 12, 1964. b. Midlarsky, Manus. Mathematical Models of Instability, September 5 - 9, 1967. c. Free, Lloyd A. Guarding Thresholds of Frustration, September 5 - 9, 1967. d. Brody, Richard A. On Rapproachment As A Concept In International Politics,

September 13, 1971. e. Riley, Parkes, Students, Peasants, And Others: India And The Theory Of

Modernization, 1971. 17. a. Lester, Milbrath W, et. al. Card Sorting, a Psychometrically “Clean” Method for

Survey Interviewing, November 2 - 4, 1967. b. Corson, Walter H. Measuring Conflict And Cooperation Intensity In

International Relations, August 1968. c. Elkins, David J. Social Mobilization, Social Structure, And Politics: Evidence

And Qualifications, September 7 - 11, 1971. d. Keely, Lee H. The Economic Obstacles To Disarmament, April 1973. e. Green bar sheet, October 30, 1978.

18. Stiefbold, Rodney P. Elite-Mass Opinion Structure and Communication Flow in a

Consociational Democracy (Austria), September 2 - 7, 1968. 19. Political Science 399 model final exam, 1967 - 1968. 20. a. Sandelius, Walter E. Whither Political Science? 1967.

b. Typescript of The Stature of the American in the World Community by Oliver Benson, July 1968.

c. Ewing Seminar on Social Issues, May 11 - 15, 1970. d. Daily Oklahoman, April 11, 1978.

21. a. Canon, Bradley C. Voting Behavior In Collegial Decision-Making Bodies, May 3,

1968. b. Tate, C. Neal. Patterns Of Provincial Voting In Phillippines Presidential

Election, May 3, 1968.

c. Reprinted from Kenneth Janda, “Representational Behavior,” International

Encyclopedia Of The Social Sciences, Vol. 13, 1968. 22. a. Patterson, Samuel C. et. al. The Missing Links In Legislative Politics, May 2 - 4,

1968. b. Rieselbach, Larry N. The Ideology Of Foreign Policy, May 2 - 4, 1968.

23. Morgan, David R. Handbook Of State Policy Indicators, 1971. 24. a. Hill, Larry B. The Ombudsman As Administrative Actor, two copies, March 25 -

27, 1971. b. Hill, Larry B. Affect And Interaction In An Ambiguous Authority Relationship,

November 11 - 13, 1971. 25. Loose notes on political and statistical concepts, 1974. 26. Chaudhuri, Joyotpaul. Jefferson’s Unheavenly City, March 29, 1974. 27. Taagepera, Rein. An Introduction To Quantitative Political Science, 1975. 28. a. Newspaper clippings that are mostly political in content, 1964 - 1972.

b. The Granite Enterprise, September, 24, 1981. 29. Burgess, Philip M. and Lawrence E. Peterson. An Introduction To Quantitative Analysis

In International Politics, 1969. 30. Statistical workbook notes, 1976. 31. Benson, Oliver. Political Science Laboratory, statistical supplement, 1978. Box 8 Research Materials (continued) 1. Typescripts of articles, speeches, and letters dealing with political topics, 1803 - 1867.

2. Typescripts of articles dealing with political topics, 1872 - 1896. 3. Typescripts of reports, articles, and laws dealing with political issues, November 1900 -

November 1930. 4. Typescripts of articles and reports dealing with political issues, 1931 - 1932. 5. Reprints of political speeches and articles, April 1931 - August 1933. 6. Typescripts of articles and speeches, December 1932 - March 1937. 7. Reprints of political speeches and articles, September 1933 - October 1936. 8. Articles written by people other than Oliver Benson, research notes, and statistical

calculations, May 1937 - February 1958. 9. Typescript of the appeal of forty thousand people threatened with disfranchisement of the

People of Pennsylvania, 1938. 10. a. Soviet Union information bulletins, 1946.

b. Livezey, Dr. William, E. Sea Power in a Changing World, 1949. 11. a. Newspaper clippings about domestic and international politics, 1938 - 1942.

b. Two booklets about political issues in India, January 15 - April 15, 1949. c. The Minnesota Commission Of Public Safety In World War I, 1917- 1919, Vol.

48, No. 14, May 15, 1951. d. Information And Official Documents Of The Constitutional Committee, October

1952 - April 1953. e. The Changing Shape Of The American Political Universe, Vol. LIX, No. 1,

March 1965. f. The Yellow Rose Of Texas, Monograph, No. 31, 1971.

12. a. Greer, Hilton R. “Expert Moves Behind European War,” The Dallas Morning

News, November 27, 1939. b. The Daily Oklahoman, August 11, 1951. c. International Institute of Arts and Letters-Constitution, May 1, 1960. d. “Eye Imposing More Rhodesia Sanctions,” Chicago Tribune, April 14, 1968. e. “U.S. Called Powerful But Low In Influence,” The New York Times, April 16,

1968. 13. Reprints and pamphlets on political science, October 1940 - December 1967. 14. Report: Energy Resources and International Relations, September 1945. 15. Printouts, pamphlets, and bound reports on domestic and international governments, 1949

- 1968. 16. Friedrich, Carl J. Political Philosophy And The Science Of Politics, February 24 - 26,

1955. 17. a. Jacobson, Norman. The Unity of Political Theory: A Case For Commitment,

February 24 - 26, 1955. b. McCloskey, Robert G. American Political Thought And The Study Of Politics,

February 24 - 26, 1955. 18. Rogers, Lindsay. Political Philosophy In The Twentieth Century, February 24 - 26, 1955. 19. Sibley, Mulford Q. The Place OF Classical Political Theory In The Study Of Politics,

February 24 -26, 1955. 20. Political papers on international and U. S. relations, September 7, 1955 - April 30, 1970. 21. a. U.S. News & World Reports, August 31, 1956.

b. Class size in preliminary credit hour analysis, Fall 1956 - 1957. 22. San Francisco State College course information, July - August, 1958. 23. a. Instructor to Contributors, November, 30, 1960.

b. Greenstein, Fred I. “Motivations and Personality.” Reprinted from Children and Politics, 1965.

c. American Political Science Association, September 8 - 11, 1965. d. Political caricature, 1968. e. Polák, Václav. Mathematical Politology, 1969.

24. French affairs: various pages about french politics, June 30, 1960 - March 20, 1962. 25. a. Text titled A Basic Course In International Relations: Outline and Description,

July 1958. b. Abelson, Robert P. Some Statistical Considerations In Social Science Simulation,

1963. c. Several copies of a speech given by Oliver Benson at a conference on comparative

and international politics, April 2 - 4, 1964. 26. a. Polish Press Agency, 1958.

b. Social Science, Vol. 23, No. 1, February 1961. c. The Bureau of Government Research, July 1962. d. ABC POL SCI, Vol. 1, No. 7, November 1969.

27. Statistical workbook notes, 1971. 28. Survival, September - December, 1977.

29. Handwritten notes and printouts on political science theories and application, n. d. 30. Typescripts of articles, reports, and a constitution dealing with legal and political issues,

n. d. 31. a. Political Science Laboratory workbook pages, n. d.

b. Class handout template, n. d. c. Computation routine for electronic calculations, n. d. d. Analysis of covariance for two-by-two tables, n. d. e. Effects of a control variable, n. d. f. “City Finds Out Why Industry Passes It Up,” n. d.

32. Multivariate Analysis, n. d. Box 9 Research Materials (continued) 1. a. Handwritten mathematical calculations, n. d.

b. Calculations routine simulations, n. d. 2. Papers consisting of mathematical calculations and political topics, n. d. 3. New text for Political Science Laboratory, n. d. 4. Council on Instruction, n. d. 5. Math and computer computations, n. d. 6. Computer printouts, n. d. 7. Computer printouts and handwritten notes, n. d. 8. Computer printouts, n. d. 9. Photocopies and handwritten notes on political science theories, n. d. 10. Fund allocation reports and handwritten notes, n. d. 11. Handwritten flowcharts, mathematical calculations, and computer programming data,

n. d. 12. India elections, n. d.

13. Handwritten notes and mathematical calculations, n. d. 14. a. Rummel, Rudolph J. Dimensions of Conflict Behavior Within and Between

Nations, n. d. b. Nickname And Shadow-Name Filings In Oklahoma Primary Elections, n. d. c. Rummel, Rudolph J. Understanding Factor Analysis, n. d.

15. Sprout, Harold and Margaret. The Frames Of Reference Compared, n. d. 16. Political science notes and statistics, n. d. 17. Computer printouts, programs, mathematical calculations, and handwritten notes on

political science theories, n. d. 18. a. Goodman and Kruskal’s Tau For Nominal Variables, n. d.

b. How Large a Sample?, n. d. 19. Printouts of statistical theories, n. d. 20. Calculator Routines, n. d. 21. Kendall’s W: Multiple Rank Correlation, n. d. 22. SPSS program, n. d. 23. a. Benson, Oliver. A Problem Paper On United States Economy Aid Programs, n. d.

b. Computations, n. d. 24. a. Benson, June. The Fourteenth Oklahoma Institute of International Relations, n. d.

b. Guttman, Lewis. A Basis For Scaling Qualitative Data, n. d. c. Henry, Andrew F. A Method of Classifying Non-Scale Response Patterns in a

Guttman Scale, n. d. 25. Handwritten flowcharts and statistical notes, n. d. 26. Handwritten notes and compilation of materials for Oliver Benson’s Political Science

Laboratory books, n. d. 27. The Social Science Quarterly, 1920-1970: A Case History in Organizational Growth, by

Oliver Benson and co-authored by Charles M. Bonjean, n. d. 28. China’s government, n. d. 29. a. Abelson, Robert P. Some Statistical Consideration In Social Science Simulations,

n. d. b. Benson, Oliver. Indicators of Unrest: Two Tentative Models, n. d. c. Coleman, James S. Social Simulation, n. d.

30. a. “The Small Society,” a political comic Oliver Benson intended to use in a chapter

of a particular work, n. d. b. Attitude survey, n. d.

31. Printouts of statistical programs, handwritten notes and mathematical calculations, n. d. 32. Political Methods and Problems in International Relations notes, n. d. 33. a. Coplin, William D. Inter-Nation Simulation and Contemporary Theories of

International Relations, n. d. b. OSIRIS program for construction of 5 2 x 2 tables from raw data, n. d. c. SPSS program for constructing 5 2 x 2 tables, n. d.

34. Notebooks containing mathematical calculations and notes, n. d. 35. Computer printouts, n. d. 36. a. A proposal for a project on models of world politics and the concept of problem-

relevance by Oliver Benson, n. d. b. Gray, Charles H. “A Scale Analysis.” Reprinted from The American Political

Science Review, n. d. Box 10 Research Materials (continued) 1. a. The Game Theory Matrix, The Prisoner’s Dilemma, and The Game of Children,

n. d. b. A Problem Paper On Government Unification, n. d. c. Rosenau, James N., ed. International Politics and Foreign Policy, n. d. d. Benson, Oliver. A Problem Paper On United States Economic Aid Programs,

n. d. e. Public Documents Bibliography, n. d. f. Benson, Oliver. Sales Taxation and Economic Development: Syria as a Case

Study, n. d. g. Benson, Oliver. United States Policy Regarding Southeast Asia, n. d.

2. a. Morgan, David R. And Kenneth J. Meier. Politics And Morality: The Effect Of

Religion On Referenda Voting, n. d. b. Typed papers and reports of flowcharts and statistical data, n. d.

3. Draft of a political science book, n. d. 4. McClosky, Herbert, et. al. Issue Conflict And Consensus Among Policy Leaders And

Followers, n. d. 5. Rayes, Riad N. IBN Khaldun’s Methodology And Political Sociology, n. d.

6. MacRae, Duncan, Jr. A Method For Identifying Issues And Factions From Legislative

Votes, n. d. 7. Holsti, Ole R., et. al. Perception and Action In The 1914 Crisis, n. d. 8. a. Lane, Robert E. The Politics Of Consensus In An Age Of Affluence, two copies, n.

d. b. Marz, Roger H. A Coming Party Re-Alignment, n. d. c. A brief description of the San Francisco International Studies Project, n. d. d. Systems Theory And The Human Social System, n. d.

9. a. Computer printouts, n. d.

b. Reprints of political articles, n. d. 10. Laboratory workbook notes, n. d. 11. a. Statistical formulas, n. d.

b. Course notes for syllabi, n. d. c. Handwritten mathematical calculations, n. d.

12. a. Computer program printouts, n. d.

b. Handwritten statistical calculations, n.d. 13. Statistical calculations, chart, and diagram printouts, n. d. 14. a. Layout of the United Nations, n. d.

b. Southwest Social Science Association Foundation, n. d. c. Final report of the Southern Assembly, n. d.

15. Bibliography on foreign policy, n. d. 16. Benson, Oliver. A Problem Paper On United States Economic Aid Programs, n. d. 17. Prospectus for an annual paperback book on world politics, n. d. 18. a. Proposals on change of courses, n. d.

b. Handwritten notes on political science, n. d.

19. a. Report on John William Gittinger, n. d. b. Elections on alumni and honorary membership, n. d. c. Persons elected to honorary membership by the Alpha of Oklahoma Chapter, n. d.

20. a. Bivariate Statistics, n. d.

b. Calculator Notes (Gini Index), n. d. 21. Computer program printouts, n. d. 22. a. Indices of Qualitative Variation and Political Measurement, n. d.

b. Ulmer, Sidney. Scaling Judicial Cases, n. d. c. Mathematical Sciences and Social Sciences, n. d.

23. Principles of Coalition, n. d. 24. Computer printouts, n. d. 25. a. Political caricatures used for examinations, n. d.

b. Outline of syllabi for Political Science 399, n. d. c. Statistical notes, n. d.

26. Handwritten notes on political science, n. d. 27. Handwritten and typed computer program notes, n. d. 28. Statistical data, n. d. 29. Statistical calculations, chart, and diagram printouts, n. d. 30. A Citizen’s Guide To Local Government in Norman, Oklahoma,” League of Women

Voters of Norman, n. d. 31. Report written about how nations form alliances, n. d. 32. Reference forms and handwritten notes on the Dominican Republic, n. d. 33. June Benson material, n. d. Box 11 Research Materials (continued) 1. Computer program printouts, n. d.

2. a. Handwritten computer programming notes, n. d.

b. A copy of the St. Thomas Treaty, n. d. c. Mathematical calculations, n. d.

3. Photocopies of statistical theories and computer printouts, n. d. 4. Computer printouts: statistical programs, n. d. 5. a. Topic 10: Effects of a Control Variable, n. d.

b. Grumm, John G. Quantitative Methods In Legislative Behavior: Probability Models, Cluster Analysis, And Factor Analysis, n. d.

6. Multivariate Analysis, n. d. 7. a. Chapter Sixteen: Simulation of International Relations and Diplomacy, n. d.

b. Model Final Examination for Political Science 5953, n. d. c. LAMBDA: Topic 1, n. d. d. Notes on computation of the Gini Index, n. d. e. Goodman and Kruskal’s Tau for Nominal Variables, Topic 2, n. d. f. Guide to the Choice of Bivariate Statistics, n. d. g. Computing formulas for Chi-Square, n. d. h. Kendall’s W: Multiple Rank Correlation, n. d. i. Bivariate Correlation and Regression Summary of Basic Calculations, n. d. j. Flowchart, n. d. k. Computation Routines for electronic calculations, n. d.

8. Three glossy prints of cartoons, n. d. 9. Cover page and list of figures, n. d. 10. Political science reports, n. d. 11. Doolittle and Finley’s tornado predictions, n. d. 12. Computer printouts, crypt-equations, and handwritten computer programming notes, n. d. 13. Computer program manual written by Oliver Benson, n. d. 14. Laboratory workbook notes, n. d. 15. Political Science Laboratory: Chapters One and Two, unlabeled figures and statistical

data, n. d.

16. Political Science Laboratory: Chapter Three Part One, charts and graphs (figure 1-18), n. d.

17. Political Science Laboratory: Chapter Three Part Two, charts and graphs (figure 19-46),

n. d. 18. Political Science Laboratory: Chapter Four, statistical figures and cartoons, n. d. 19. a. Appendix: drawings, n. d.

b. Chapter Nine, statistical figures and definitions of political concepts, n. d. 20. Negative of New Yorker cartoon for Chapter six, n. d. 21. a. Basu, A. K. A Test of the Partialling Effect: A Neglected Tool For Multi-Variate

Analysis, n. d. b. Handwritten notes, n. d.

22. Handwritten computer programming notes, n. d. 23. Mathematical calculations and statistical notes, n. d. 24. a. Civil Defense for Adult Americans, n. d.

b. “When the People Are Silent,” The Daily Oklahoman, n. d. c. “Voters Must Take the Blame,” The Norman Transcript, n. d. d. Introduction to the science of Law, n. d. e. Oklahoma Women In Civil Defense, n. d. f. Kelsen’s Pure Theory of Law, n. d. g. Duty, n. d. h. Some Questions for UNESCO, n. d. i. Nash, Ogden. England Expects, n. d. j. Handwritten notes, n. d.

25. Laboratory workbook notes, n. d. 26. Laboratory workbook notes, n. d. 27. a. Appendix: Political Science Laboratory workbook, n. d.

b. Metal toy gun, n. d. 28. Chapter Seven: Scaling, n. d. 29. Chapter Eight: Content Analysis, n. d. 30. Chapter Nine: Effects of a control variable, n. d. 31. Chapter Ten: Reporting Your Project, first draft, n. d.

Box 12 Research Materials (continued) 1. Computer program printouts of mathematical calculations, n. d. 2. Computer program printouts and mathematical calculations, n. d. 3. Computer program printouts and mathematical calculations, n. d.

4. a. Computer program printouts, n. d.

b. Civil Source Reform, n. d. 5. Computer program printouts and mathematical calculations, n. d. 6. Computer program printouts and mathematical calculations, n. d. 7. Handwritten notes and computer printouts, n. d. 8. Typescripts of articles, reports, and book chapter dealing with political issues, n. d. 9. a. “Federal Corrupt Practices Act, 1925.” U.S. Statues at Large, Vol. 43, Part I, n. d.

b. Newberry vs. The United States, n. d. 10. a. A History of Early Municipal Government in Oklahoma, n. d.

b. The Klan in Oklahoma, n. d. c. Some Aspects of Oklahoma Politics, n. d.

11. Reports and typescripts of articles written by people other than Oliver Benson, n. d. 12. Computer program printouts and handwritten statistical notes, n. d. 13. Political science papers, n. d. 14. Computer programs, games, and printouts, n. d. 15. Computer program printouts, n. d. 16. Computer program printouts, n. d. 17. Computer program printouts and handwritten notes, n. d. 18. Computer program printouts, n. d.

19. Computer programs games and printouts, n. d. 20. Computer program printouts and handwritten notes, n. d. 21. Computer program printouts and handwritten notes, n. d. 22. Computer coding and coding symbols printouts, n. d. 23. Results of the First Annual Survey of Current Trends, 1956-57, In 10 Member Doctor’s

Institutions of the North Central Association, n. d. Box 13 Research Materials (continued) 1. a. Attendance list of conferences, n. d.

b. Questionnaire, n. d. c. Handwritten statistical formulas, n. d.

2. a. Benson, Oliver. The Foreign Polity of the Eisenhower Administration, n. d.

b. Prospectus on the World Handbook of Political Survey Research edited by Oliver Benson, n. d. 3. Notes on international governments, n. d. 4. Information on the war in the Pacific and the Pacific Basin, n. d. 5. Ewing, Cortez A. M. and Oliver Benson. A Draft Unicameral Amendment For

Oklahoma, n. d. 6. a. The East African Cattle Area, n. d.

b. Boulding, K. E. Organization And Conflict, n. d. c. Bernard, Jessie. Overview of Conflict 1956: Crucial Variables, n. d.

7. a. Model for Political Science 399 and 395, final examinations, n. d.

b. Bivariate Statistics: notes and calculations, n. d. 8. Book reviews by Oliver Benson, n. d. 9. Reports by Oliver Benson on politics in Asia, n. d. 10. Benson, Oliver. The Stature of the American in the World Community, n. d.

11. Papers on American politics, n. d. 12. Papers and notes on China and Japan, n. d. 13. Handwritten and typed mathematical calculations and analysis, n. d. 14. Papers on political science, n. d. 15. Survey for Oliver Benson’s Political Science Laboratory, n. d. 16. Bibliographies on Foreign policy and international relations, n. d. 17. Chapter Four: Biological and Social Kinetics, n. d. 18. Mathematical calculations and statistical notes, n. d. 19. Papers on simulations, computer printouts, and student elections, n. d. 20. Handwritten statistical calculations, n. d. 21. Bound political science notes, n. d. 22. Bound political science notes, n. d. 23. Bound political science notes, n. d. 24. Bound political science notes, n. d. 25. Bound political science notes, n. d.