Finding Aid for Julian L. Simon Papers, 1955-2002 | University of Illinois Archives

Title: Julian L. Simon Papers, 1955-2002

ID: 9/5/38

Primary Creator: Simon, Julian Lincoln (1932-1998)

Extent: 40.0 cubic feet

Arrangement: By Type of Material and Alphabetical Thereunder

Subjects: Economic Growth, Economic History, Economics, Environmental Issues, Faculty Papers, Immigration, Population Control, Population Studies, Statistics

Formats/Genres: Papers

Languages: English

Papers of Julian L. Simon (1932-1998), professor of advertising (1963-66), professor of marketing (1966-69), and professor of business administration and economics (1969-83), including articles, books, and correspondence concerning advertising, environmental issues, immigration, population, and statistics relating to African-American reparations, the airline industry, birth control, economic development, Paul Ehrlich, the environment, the environmental movement, farmland loss, immigration, mail order business, population growth, government regulation and deregulation, resampling statistics, resource depletion, Science magazine, and species loss.  Correspondents include American Eugenics Society, David Boaz, James Billington, Daniel Boorstin, Kenneth E. Boulding, William J. Casey, Linda Chavez, Norman Cousins, Stephen Covey, Paul Ehrlich, Emerson Foote, Milton Friedman, Robert Garcia, Bernard Grabowski, Meg Greenfield, Philip Hart, F. A. Hayek, Alfred E. Kahn, Marvin Kalb, Jack Kemp, Robert F. Kennedy, Irving Kristol, Simon Kuznets, Seymour Martin Lipset, Maurine Neuberger, Peggy Noonan, Charles Percy, John J. Rhodes, Leo Rosten, Warren Samuels, Antonin Scalia, James H. Scheuer, Patricia Schroeder, Paul Simon, Joseph Spengler, Joseph Stiglitz, Roy A. Taylor, and Joseph Tydings.

Economic Growth
Economic History
Economics
Environmental Issues
Faculty Papers
Immigration
Population Control
Population Studies
Statistics

Repository: University of Illinois Archives

Accruals: 10/21/2002; 12/8/2011

Other Note: 56 Pages

URL: https://files.archon.library.illinois.edu/uasfa/0905038.pdf

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