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By Chloe Attrell
Collection Overview
Title: Muriel "Miki" Crespi Papers, 1929-2004
ID: 26/20/280
Primary Creator: Muriel "Miki" Crespi (1929-2003)
Extent: 14.4 cubic feet
Arrangement:
Series 1: Academic Course Work, 1955-1968 (Volume: 0.4 cubic foot)
Series 2: Ecuador Fieldwork and Research, 1911-1979 (Volume: 5.6 cubic feet). Divided into 6 sub-series.
Series 2 Subseries 1: Correspondence, 1963-1976 (Volume: 0.2 cubic foot)
Series 2 Subseries 2: Dissertation Materials, 1962-1969 (Volume: 0.4 cubic foot)
Series 2 Subseries 3: Field Notes and Fieldwork Materials, 1962-1979 (Volume: 3.3 cubic feet)
Series 2 Subseries 4: Newspapers and News Clippings, 1962-1979 (Volume: 0.4 cubic foot)
Series 2 Subseries 5: Primary Sources, 1911-1978 (Volume: 0.8 cubic foot)
Series 2 Subseries 6: Research Notes and Wrting Drafts, 1962-1977 (Volume: 0.5 cubic foot)
Series 3: Postdoctoral Career, 1969-2004 (Volume: 1.3 cubic feet). Divided into 6 sub-series.
Series 3 Sub-Series 1: Correspondence, 1972-1983 (Volume: 0.1 cubic foot)
Series 3 Sub-Series 2: Postdoctoral Projects and Research: Ecuador, 1969-1989 (Volume: 0.3 cubic foot)
Series 3 Sub-Series 3: Postdoctoral Projects and Research: Portuguese-Speaking Immigrant Communities and Bilingual Education in New England, 1975-1982 (Volume: 0.4 cubic foot)
Series 3 Sub-Series 4: Publications and Presented Papers, 1971-2001 (Volume: 0.2 cubic foot)
Series 3 Sub-Series 5: Teaching, 1969-1977 (0.2 cubic foot)
Series 3 Sub-Series 6: The National Parks Service, 1982-1983; 2003-2004 (Volume: 0.1 cubic foot)
Series 4: Photographs and Slides, 1962-1979 (Volume: 0.7 cubic foot)
Series 5: Anthropology Book Collection, 1932-1990 (Volume: 4 cubic feet)
Series 6: Audiovisual Materials (Volume: 1.4 cubic feet)
Series 7: Maps (Volume: 1 cubic foot)
Date Acquired: 04/25/2025
Subjects: Alumni, American Anthropological Association, Anthropology, Dissertations, Ecuador, Ecuador - Agriculture and Natural Resources, Ecuador - Education, Ecuador - Religion and Sociology, Ethnography, Indigenous Peoples, Latin American Agriculture
Languages: English, Quechua, Spanish;Castilian
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Papers of Muriel 'Miki" Crespi (née Kaminsky; 1929-2003). Contains: correspondence; ethnographic fieldwork materials (including: field notes; audiovisual recordings; photographs, proofs, and transparencies; data tables; and collected primary source materials); grant applications and funding reports; maps; published and unpublished academic papers; notebooks and academic papers from her undergraduate and graduate studies; and reports and evaluations for academic institutes and government agencies.
Crespi received her Ph.D in Anthropology from the University of Illinois -- Urbana-Champaign in 1968. For her dissertation, she researched traditional hacienda systems in Ecuador. She continued to conduct postdoctoral research in Ecuador with funding from the City College of New York (1969), the National Institute of Mental Health (1970), and a Fulbright-Hays Lectureship Award (1977). Her fieldwork materials created for her research in Ecuador document: agrarian data; conversations with Ecuadorian laborers and landowners; cultural and religious festivities; the impact of and reactions to agrarian reforms in Ecuador beginning in 1964, and the role of women in politics and agriculture in this period; genealogical data; and Ecuadorian's conceptions of race and ethnicity. Contents related to her work in Ecuador additionally include: her dissertation (including earlier drafts); audiovisual recordings; photographic materials; Ecuadorian newspapers and publications; and research proposals. The collection additionally contains select books from Crespi's personal library related to anthropology and the history of Latin America and Indigenous Peoples.
Before she started working for the National Parks Service in 1981, Crespi taught and researched for Hunter College (CUNY), the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Brown University. During this time, she conducted ethnographic research about immigrants from the Azores in the New England region, and taught them citizenship courses. She additionally assessed and wrote curricula for bilingual education programs for colleges in Rhode Island and New Jersey. Contents related to these activities include: instruction materials and course syllabi; institutional reports and evaluations; grant applications and funding reports; and published and presented papers, as well as unpublished papers.
Collection Historical Note
Muriel “Miki” Crespi (née Kaminsky, 1929-2003) was an anthropologist (B.A., CUNY, 1959; M.A. Columbia University, 1962; Ph.D University of Illinois, 1968) who was born in New York, and renowned for her contributions to the National Parks Service as the first Chief Ethnographer of the NPS Ethnography Program from 1981-2003 (now known as the NPS Cultural Anthropology Program). From the National Parks Service web page about Crespi: “The NPS Cultural Anthropology program, originally known as the Ethnography program, was established in 1981 by Muriel "Miki" Crespi (1929-2003). Dr. Crespi completed her undergraduate studies at Columbia and received a Ph.D. in anthropology from Illinois University. In 1981, after spending time in academia at Hunter College, Wisconsin, and Brown, she was hired by the NPS to complete a Native American relationships policy and to design and initiate an applied anthropology program. Dr. Crespi's consistent focus was on contemporary peoples and traditional communities associated with NPS' cultural and natural resources…Dr. Crespi was instrumental in finalizing the first NPS Native American relations policy in 1987. With assistance from NPS leaders and professional academic associations, Dr. Crespi was fundamental to the process of acquiring funding in 1991 to hire cultural anthropologists in regional offices.” (The National Parks Service. “Muriel ‘Miki' Crespi & the NPS Ethnography Program,” March 30, 2016.
Biographical Note
Muriel “Miki” Crespi (née Kaminsky, 1929-2003) was an anthropologist (B.A., CUNY, 1959; M.A. Columbia University, 1962; Ph.D University of Illinois, 1968) who was born in New York, and renowned for her contributions to the National Parks Service as the first Chief Ethnographer of the NPS Ethnography Program from 1981-2003 (now known as the NPS Cultural Anthropology Program). From the National Parks Service web page about Crespi: “The NPS Cultural Anthropology program, originally known as the Ethnography program, was established in 1981 by Muriel "Miki" Crespi (1929-2003). Dr. Crespi completed her undergraduate studies at Columbia and received a Ph.D. in anthropology from Illinois University. In 1981, after spending time in academia at Hunter College, Wisconsin, and Brown, she was hired by the NPS to complete a Native American relationships policy and to design and initiate an applied anthropology program. Dr. Crespi's consistent focus was on contemporary peoples and traditional communities associated with NPS' cultural and natural resources…Dr. Crespi was instrumental in finalizing the first NPS Native American relations policy in 1987. With assistance from NPS leaders and professional academic associations, Dr. Crespi was fundamental to the process of acquiring funding in 1991 to hire cultural anthropologists in regional offices.” (The National Parks Service. “Muriel ‘Miki Crespi & the NPS Ethnography Program,” March 30, 2016. https://www.nps.gov/orgs/1209/crespi.htm)
Subject/Index Terms
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Series:
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Series 1: Academic Course Work, 1955-1968],
[Series 2: Ecuador Fieldwork and Research, 1911-1979],
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Series 3: Postdoctoral Career, 1969-2004],
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Series 4: Photographs and Slides, 1962-1979],
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Series 5],
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Series 6: Audiovisual Materials],
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Series 7: Oversize: Maps and Poster],
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All]
- Series 2: Ecuador Fieldwork and Research, 1911-1979
- This series contains Crespi's correspondence, fieldwork materials, collected primary sources, research notes, and dissertation materials all related to her anthropological research in Ecuador. While most of the materials were gathered and created prior to receiving her Ph.D., she returned to Ecuador after for postdoctoral research, and for a Fulbright teaching fellowship. Although the contents document a variety of subjects related to Ecuadorian culture and history, Crespi primarily documented Ecuadorian social and ethnic hierarchies, agriculture and labor, and post-1964 agrarian reforms. Some of the materials in this series contain personal and genealogical information about Ecuadorian community members, particularly Indigenous Ecuadorian hacienda laborers. Contents are in English and Spanish languages, as well as Quechua to a lesser extent. Sub-series are in the following order: Correspondence (arranged chronologically); Dissertation Materials (arranged alphabetically); Field Notes and Fieldwork Materials (arranged alphabetically); Newspapers and News Clippings (arranged alphabetically); Primary Sources (arranged alphabetically); and Research Notes and Writing Drafts (arranged alphabetically).
- Sub-Series 1: Correspondence, 1963-1976
- This sub-series contains correspondence which Crespi sent and received related to her fieldwork in Ecuador. Correspondents include academic advisors and colleagues, as well as Ecuadorian contacts. Arranged chronologically.
- Box 1
- Folder 19: Oscar M. Ruebhausen, 1963
- Folder 20: Correspondence from Crespi in Ecuador, 1964
- Folder 21: Professors Joseph Casagrande and Julian Steward, 1964-1965
- Folder 22: Aquíles H. Enríquez, 1965-1966
- Folder 23: Leonidas and Rafael Catucuamba, 1965-1966, 1969
- Folder 24: Ligia and Rosa Cadena, 1965, 1970
- Folder 25: Correspondence from Ecuador, 1965-1966, 1971
- Folder 26: "Nelly", 1965-1966, 1971
- Folder 27: Central University of Ecuador Campus Protest, 26-Mar-66
- Folder 28: Tobias L. Dunkelberger and Norris G. Lang, 1966-1967
- Folder 29: Alfonso and Yolanda Maygua, 1971, 1976
- Sub-Series 2: Dissertation Materials, 1962-1969
- This sub-series contains Crespi's Ph.D. dissertation, as well as her writing notes, early drafts, and research proposal. The topic of her dissertation and the sources she relied on were largely derived from the materials she created and gathered during her fieldwork from 1962-1968. This series is arranged alphabetically following the dissertation.
- Box 1
- Folder 30: The Patrons and Peons of Pesillo: A Traditional Hacienda System in Highland Ecuador, 1968
- Folder 31: Dissertation Abstracts and Copyright Certificate, 1968-1969
- Folder 32: Dissertation Chapter Drafts and Edits (1 of 2), ca. 1968
- Folder 33: Dissertation Chapter Drafts and Edits (2 of 2), ca. 1968
- Folder 34: Dissertation Writing Drafts, ca. 1968
- Folder 35: Ph.D. Research Fellowship and Grant Applications and Supply Grant Ledger, 1962-1968
- Folder 36: Ph.D. Research Proposal, ca. 1962
- Sub-Series 3: Field Notes and Fieldwork Materials, 1962-1979
- This sub-series contains Crespi's fieldwork materials and compiled ethnographic data gathered in Ecuador both for the fulfillment of her Ph.D., and her continued postdoctoral research in Ecuador. Materials document agrarian data, conversations with Ecuadorian laborers and landowners, cultural and religious festivities, the impact of Ecuador's 1964 agrarian reforms, genealogical data, and Ecuadorians' conceptions of race and ethnicity. Formats include bound journals, index notecards, and papers containing questionnaires and various notes. Arranged alphabetically; boxes 4 and 5 additionally contain smaller boxes (Box 4A, Box 5A, and Box 5B) which house some of Crespi's fieldwork notecards and their contents have remained in their original order.
- Box 2
- Folder 1: Field Journal: April 12-August 25, Undated
- Folder 2: Field Journal: Arrayancuchu, Undated
- Folder 3: Field Journal: Hacienda Census of Agriculture, 1964-1965
- Folder 4: Field Journal: Hacienda Compound El Molino, Undated
- Folder 5: Field Journal: History and Questions, Undated
- Folder 6: Field Journal: June 1-November 20, 1964
- Folder 7: Field Journal: Llano de Albas (El Churro), Undated
- Folder 8: Field Journal: March 11-May 31, 1964
- Folder 9: Field Journal: Notes on Food and Agriculture Organization Report and Hacienda Data, 1962-1963
- Folder 10: Field Journal: Olmedo, Undated
- Folder 11: Field Journal: Olmedo Census, Undated
- Folder 12: Field Journal: Pucara, Undated
- Folder 13: Field Journal: Pueblo Census of Agriculture, Undated
- Folder 14: Field Journal: Queseracuchu La Calera, Undated
- Folder 15: Field Journal: Sta. Rosa, Undated
- Folder 16: Field Journal: Turucuchu, Undated
- Folder 17: Field Journal: Work with Leonidas Catucuamba, 1963-1965
- Folder 18: Field Journal: Zuleta, Undated
- Folder 19: Field Notes, 1968
- Folder 20: Field Notes: Agricultural Data, Labor, and Practices at Hacienda Pesillo, 1963-1965
- Folder 21: Field Notes: Agriculture and Labor at Multiple Haciendas, ca. 1962-1975
- Folder 22: Field Notes: Agriculture, Labor, and Politics, 1970
- Folder 23: Field Notes: Apegados, ca. 1962-1970
- Folder 24: Field Notes: Arrayancuchu and Pesillo, ca. 1964
- Folder 25: Field Notes: Ayora and Politics, ca. 1966
- Folder 26: Field Notes: Cadena and Peruguche Families and Pueblo Stores, 1968
- Folder 27: Field Notes: Chaquihuasca - Huasipungo Agriculture, ca. 1962-1970
- Folder 28: Field Notes: "Choloization", 1972
- Folder 29: Field Notes: "Compadres" and "Padrinos", 1968
- Folder 30: Field Notes: Death and Illness, ca. 1969
- Box 3
- Folder 1: Field Notes: Ecuadorian Schoolchildren, 1979
- Folder 2: Field Notes: Ethnic and Social Categories, 1968
- Folder 3: Field Notes: Family Relations, ca. 1962-1970
- Folder 4: Field Notes: Food Habits, ca. 1962-1970
- Folder 5: Field Notes: Haciendas and Huasipungos, 1966
- Folder 6: Field Notes: History of Hacienda Pesillo, 1964-1968
- Folder 7: Field Notes: Huasipunguero Communities and Relations, ca. 1964
- Folder 8: Field Notes: Huasipungo Economy - Agriculture, 1972
- Folder 9: Field Notes: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonizacion Reforms and Huasipungo Reactions, 1964-1969
- Folder 10: Field Notes: Interviews with Luis Rojas and Alfonso Maigua, 1973
- Folder 11: Field Notes: Marriage, Family, and Sex Relations, ca. 1966
- Folder 12: Field Notes: "Other Haciendas" (Not Pesillo), 1964-1966, 1974
- Folder 13: Field Notes: Pesillo, 1964, 1968-1969
- Folder 14: Field Notes: Pesillo (Index Cards), 1968-1969
- Folder 15: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador (1 of 2), 1972
- Folder 16: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador (2 of 2), 1972
- Folder 17: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador (1 of 2), 1977
- Folder 18: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador (2 of 2), 1977
- Folder 19: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador, 1979
- Folder 20: Field Notes: Prices - Food and Clothing, 1964-1965
- Folder 21: Field Notes: Pueblo - Olmedo, 1965
- Folder 22: Field Notes: Purchases and Weaving, 1977-1978
- Folder 23: Field Notes: Recipes, Undated
- Folder 24: Field Notes: San Juan and Fiestas, 1977
- Folder 25: Field Notes: San Juan - Celebration, Dance, and Music, 1968-1969, 1972, 1977
- Folder 26: Field Notes: School at Hacienda Pesillo, 1963-1965
- Folder 27: Field Notes: Songs and Recipes, ca. 1962-1970
- Folder 28: Field Notes: Wealth Difference, ca. 1962-1970
- Folder 29: Field Notes: Weddings and Fiestas, 1964, 1968, 1977
- Folder 30: Fieldwork: Compiled Data and Research Notes, ca. 1978
- Folder 31: Fieldwork: Compiled Data, News Clippings, and Notes, 1966
- Folder 32: Fieldwork: Compiled Hacienda Data and Lists, 1964
- Folder 33: Fieldwork: Ethnic Categories and Consultant Information (1 of 2), ca. 1968
- Folder 34: Fieldwork: Ethnic Categories and Consultant Information (2 of 2), ca. 1968
- Folder 35: Fieldwork: Hacienda and Resident Data Charts, Undated
- Box 4
- Folder 1: Fieldwork: Huasipungo Demographics and Family Composition, ca. 1962-1970
- Folder 2: Fieldwork: Huasipunguero Questionnaires, 1965
- Folder 3: Fieldwork: Goals and "Data to be Obtained", 1968
- Folder 4: Fieldwork: Fiesta San Juan Transcripts, 1969, 1972
- Folder 5: Fieldwork: Interview Transcript - Tape No. 8 Track II, Rafael Calcán on Hacienda Pesillo (in Spanish), Undated
- Folder 6: Fieldwork: Pesillo Residents "Datos Preliminares" Questionnaires, 1966
- Folder 7: Fieldwork: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador, 1977
- Folder 8: Fieldwork: Registry of Escuela "Ernesto Noboa Caamaño," Hacienda Pesillo, 1963-1964
- Folder 9: Fieldwork: Statistics of Huasipungo Agricultural Yields and Family Structures (by Hacienda or Huasipunguero), Undated
- Folder 10: Fieldwork: "Sueltos" Questionnaires, 1965
- Folder 11: Fieldwork: Survey Statistics of White and Indigienous Conceptions of Social and Racial Identifiers, Undated
- Folder 12: Genealogical Data: Huasipunguero Families (1 of 2), ca. 1962-1970
- Folder 13: Genealogical Data: Huasipunguero Families (2 of 2), ca. 1962-1970
- Folder 14: Genealogical Data: Sons and Inheritance, Undated
- Folder 15: Maps: Ecuador, Undated
- Folder 16: Maps: Ecuador and Hacienda Pesillo, Undated
- Folder 17: Maps: Ecuadorian Haciendas, Undated
- Folder 4A: Box 4A: Index Cards - Genealogical Notes, Undated
- Box 5
- Folder 5A: Box 5A: Index Cards - Genealogical Notes, Undated
- Organized into categories: El Churro, Llano de Albas, Sta. Rosa, Pucara, Arrayancuchu, Hacienda Compound, Queseracucho, El Molino, La Calera, Turucucho, Cara Botija, Chimba.
- Folder 5B: Box 5B: Index Cards - Miscellaneous Field Notes and Compiled Data, ca. 1965-1967
- In English and Spanish. Organized into Categories: Hacienda Structure, Measurements, Cayambe and Pichincha, Population - National and Regional, Physical, Geography, Sickness misc., Communication, Economy, Huasp. and Others, School, Other Haciendas, Chaquihuasca, Inst. de Colonizacion, Compadres, Compadrazgo, Relig. Church Mass, Apegados, Family Relations, Baptisms - Weddings - Fiestas, History, Songs, Words, Genealogies, Prices, Food Habits, Pueblo, Pueblo Church, Teniente Politico, Aspiraciones, Nacimientos General 1964, Olmedo, Compiled Data Tables, Birth Stat., Death Stat., Marriage Stat., Agric. Census Hacienda, Agric. Census Pueblo, Misc Notes 1965-1967.
- Sub-Series 4: Newspapers and News Clippings, 1962-1979
- This sub-series contains newspapers and news clippings about agriculture, politics, and society in Ecuador. Most of the contents are derived from Ecuadorian newspapers published in Spanish, and additionally includes articles and clippings from U.S. publications, which are in English. Crespi collected many of the newspaper clippings during her dissertation fieldwork, and continued to collect newspapers and clippings during her postdoctoral research in Ecuador. She mailed some of these clippings from Ecuador to the U.S. while conducting fieldwork, and additionally received some clippings via her contacts in Ecuador. Arranged alphabetically.
- Box 5
- Folder 1: Ecuadorian Newspaper Clippings, 1962, 1964-1967
- Folder 2: Ecuadorian Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1965-1973
- Folder 3: Ecuadorian Newspaper Clippings, 1968-1979
- Folder 4: El Comercio Newspaper Clippings, 1964
- Folder 5: El Comercio Newspaper Clippings, 1964-1966
- Folder 6: El Comercio Newspaper Clippings, 1965
- Folder 7: El Comercio Newspaper Clippings, 1972-1973
- Folder 8: Indigena Newspaper Scans, 1978
- Folder 9: Magazines Featuring Articles about Ecuador: The Nation and NACLA's Latin America & Empire Report, 1975
- Folder 10: News Articles by Lilo Linke: "Reforma Agraria y Dessarrollo Rural" Column, ca. 1962
- Folder 11: Newspaper Clippings, 1964-1973
- Folder 12: Newspaper Clippings and Articles about Ecuador, 1977-1979
- Sub-Series 5: Primary Sources, 1911-1949, 1961-1978
- This sub-series contains non-newspaper publications, official papers, and reports about Ecuador. Most of these items were created in Ecuador and are in Spanish, and are largely related to Ecuadorian agriculture, hacienda structure, and agrarian reforms, as seen in contents related to the Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización (an Ecuadorian government agency overseeing agrarian reforms). Contents additionally include reports from international/non-Ecuadorian organizations, such as the Food and Agriculture Organization and the United States Agency for International Development. Crespi collected many of these documents during her dissertation research, and continued to collect items during her postdoctoral research in Ecuador. Arranged alphabetically.
- Box 5
- Folder 13: Balance de Comprobación: Cooperativa Agropecuaria "Atahualpa" de Pesillo, 1978
- Folder 14: Blank Forms: Ministerio de Educación Publica - Proyecto Piloto de Alfabetización Funcional, 1972
- Folder 15: Breve Bibliografia Indigenista by Dr. Gonzalo Rubio Orbe, ca. 1964
- Folder 16: Cerveceria y Matteria "La Victoria" S.A." 70 Años de Sabor, 1970
- Folder 17: Código del Trabajo: Ley de Servicio Civil y Carrera Administrativa y sus Reglamentos, 1969
- Folder 18: Cooperative Atualupa (Olmedo-Pesillo): Agriculture and Land Parcels, ca. 1966
- Folder 19: Data Tables: Estructura de la Tenencia de la Tierra, ca. 1968
- Folder 20: "Ecuador" Publication by the National Economic Planning and Cooridnation Board, 1966
- Folder 21: El Agropecuario: Organo de la Agricultura para el Agricultor, Año III No. 69, 1969
- Folder 22: Estatutos de la Cooperativa de Produccion Agropecuaria Atahualpa de Pesillo, 1966
- Folder 23: Evaluación de la Reforma Agraria: Evaluación del Proyecto Sectorial Cayambe, ca. 1976
- Folder 24: Fiestas (Ecuador): Calendars, Event Program, and News Clippings, 1965-1972
- Folder 25: Food and Agriculture Organization: Plan de Recolonización de las Haciendas Administradas por la Junta Central de Asistencia Social del Ecuador - Hacienda Pesillo, 1964
- Folder 26: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Curso de Capacitacion de Lideres Campesinos, 1964
- Folder 27: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Direccion de Planificacion Seccion Evaluacion y Estradistica, 1964-1975, 1975
- Folder 28: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: El Desarrollo Economico del Ecuador y su Estructura Agraria, 1965
- Folder 29: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Informe de Labores de Enero a Diciembre de 1967, 1968
- Folder 30: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Proyecto Conjunto de Reforma Agraria - San Agustin de Cajas, 1969
- Folder 31: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Proyecto de Reasentamiento - Hacienda Pesillo, 1964
- Box 6
- Folder 1: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Reglamento para la Adjudicacion de Tierras Baldias, ca. 1964
- Folder 2: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Flags: Gobierno de la Junta Militar, 1965
- Folder 3: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Forms: Boleta de Citacion - Hacienda Pesillo, 1970
- Folder 4: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Forms: Proyecto de Reasentamiento Hacienda Pesillo - Solicitud de Credito en Especies, 1965-1966
- Folder 5: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Pamphlet: "Realizaciones del IERAC, 1964-1969", 1969
- Folder 6: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Informe de Labores, 1964-1965", 1966
- Folder 7: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Informe de Labores, 1964-1968", 1968
- Folder 8: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Proyecto Piloto de Colonización en el Nor-Oriente", 1971
- Folder 9: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Puca Ponchocunapac Mushuc Tiari", ca. 1964
- Folder 10: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Reforma Agraria - Anteproyecto de Ley Agraria", ca. 1964
- Folder 11: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Situacion Actual de la Colonización en el Ecuador", 1972
- Folder 12: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Un Nuevo Despertar: Historia de un Huasipunguero", ca. 1964
- Folder 13: Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Censos: III Censo de Población 1974 Resultados Definitivos, 1974
- Folder 14: Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Agropecuarias: Boletin Divulgativo No. 2 "Trigo: Las Variedades Atacazo, Amazonas, Rumiñahui", 1972
- Folder 15: Instituto Otavaleño de Antropologia: Investigaciones Sociales en Otavalo - Anibal Buitron, 1974
- Folder 16: Inter-American Development Bank: Statistical Profiles - Ecuador, 1976-1978
- Folder 17: Ley de Comunas: Estatuto Juridico de las Comunidades Campesinas, Decreto No. 679, 1967
- Folder 18: Mision Andina del Ecuador: Informe de Actividades, 1965
- Folder 19: Mitad del Mundo Magazine, Cayambe, Ecuador, 1966, 1970
- Folder 20: No. 3 Diario de la Hacienda La Merced, 1929
- In legal-sized folder stored alongside the length of the box.
- Folder 21: Pamphlet: Residencia Lutetia - Quito, Ecuador, Undated
- Folder 22: Primary Source Photocopies, 1911-1949
- In legal-sized folder stored on top of box contents.
- Folder 23: Programa Especial del Trigo (Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganaderia): Boletin Informativo No. 1, 1966
- Folder 24: Registro Oficial No. 603: Olmedo, 1931
- Folder 25: Registros Oficiales No. 297 & 342: Ley de Reforma Agraria y Colonización & Ley de Tierres Baldias y Colonización, 1964
- Folder 26: Remitiendo Nómina Huasipungueros: Hacienda La Chimba, 1970
- Folder 27: Republica del Ecuador Comision Legislativa: Leyes Sociales, 1961
- Folder 28: United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America: Economic Survey of Latin America, 1973
- Folder 29: U.S.A.I.D. Spring Review: Land Reform in Ecuador, June, 1970
- Folder 30: U.S. Foreign Agricultural Service: Annual Agricultural Situation Report, Ecuador, 1975, 1978
- Folder 31: Vigesima Segunda Exposicion Holstein Friesian Ecuatoriana y Décima Novena Feria Pecuaria Nacional - Catalogo, 1968
- Sub-Series 6: Research Notes and Writing Drafts, 1962-1977
- This sub-series contains both typewritten and handwritten notes, as well as writing drafts and unpublished papers related to Crespi's research about Ecuador. Crespi created these notes both during and after her dissertation research, and pertain to papers she would write and publish after receiving her doctoral degree. Some of these contents may relate to the materials included in the Dissertation Materials sub-series, but are largely distinct in their scope and date of creation. Arranged alphabetically.
- Box 6
- Folder 32: Bibliogrpahies: Ecuador and South America, ca. 1970-1976
- Folder 33: Crespi Writings: Ecuadorian Hacienda Peasants, Economic Development, and Culture Change, ca. 1964-1977
- In legal-sized folder stored alongside the length of the box.
- Folder 34: Research Notes, Undated
- Folder 35: Research Notes: Army, Economy, Politics, and Reforms, ca. 1962
- Folder 36: Research Notes: IERAC and Agrarian Reforms, ca. 1970
- Folder 37: Research Notes: Language and Ethnic Categories, ca. 1972
- Folder 38: Research Notes: Peasants and Race in Latin America, ca. 1965
- Folder 39: Research Notes: Peasant Resistance to Agrarian Reforms, ca. 1973
- Folder 40: Research Notes: Swadesh List - Quechua and Spanish, Undated
- Folder 41: Research Notes and Grant Reports: "Ritual, Inter-group Relations and Culture Change", 1972
- Folder 42: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Agrarian Reform in Ecuador (1 of 2), ca. 1976-1977
- Folder 43: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Agrarian Reform in Ecuador (2 of 2), ca. 1976-1977
- Folder 44: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Atahualpa, Undated
- Folder 45: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Ethnicity in Ecuador, ca. 1970
- Folder 46: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Hacienda "Atahualpa", ca. 1973
- Folder 47: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: "Not Used in Thesis", ca. 1968
- Folder 48: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Race and Ethnicity (1 of 2), ca. 1968
- Folder 49: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Race and Ethnicity (2 of 2), ca. 1968
- Folder 50: Unpublished Paper: "Hacienda Peasants and Resistance to Agrarian Reforms: Some Problems of Conflicting Community and Government Goals", ca. 1971
- Folder 51: Unpublished Paper, Drafting, and Edits: "Variable Attitudes Toward Change: The Implications of Peasant Responses to Agrarian Reforms", 1972-1973
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