Rita J. Simon Papers, 1957-2011, 2013 | University of Illinois Archives

Title: Rita J. Simon Papers, 1957-2011, 2013

Series Number: 15/21/26

Acquired: 02/02/2006. 02/15/2008; 11/17/2009; 03/05/2012; 08/19/2013

Volume: 7.7 cubic feet

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Papers of Rita J. Simon (1931-2013), Professor of Sociology (1963-84) include books, chapters in books, copies of research articles and articles citing Rita J. Simon, correspondence, interview materials, lectures, questionnaires, speeches, and surveys relating to women and crime, transracial adoption, Soviet Jewish emigres and the "Soviet Immigrant Study" (1981), status of women in academe and professions, courts and jury trials, University of Illinois lecture series "As We Saw The Thirties" (1965-66), and immigration, civil liberties, and communities in Israel. This series includes the Women's Freedom Network Newsletter, 1994-2009.

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