File consists of draft papers by Bryan Palmer entitled “Listening to History Rather than Historians: Reflections on Working Class History”, and “Reformism and the Fight Against the Right: British Columbia’s Solidarity”, as well as correspondence and notes related to these.
File consists of draft papers by Panitch and others, transcripts, notes, and correspondence related to a symposium entitled “Socialism and Social Contract” at the University of Alberta.
File consists of draft papers by Panitch and others, transcripts, notes, and correspondence related to a symposium entitled “Socialism and Social Contract” at the University of Alberta.
File consists of correspondence and bibliography related to Panitch’s work on corporatism, as well as a research proposal and draft paper written by James Cronin entitled “The Politics of State Expansion in Britain: 1900-1955”.
File consists of a paper entitled “The Tripartite Experience” Panitch prepared with Greg Albo and Axel Dorscht for the Royal Commission on Economic Union & Development, as well as notes, correspondence, and materials related to this.
File consists of a paper entitled “The Tripartite Experience” Panitch prepared with Greg Albo and Axel Dorscht for the Royal Commission on Economic Union & Development, as well as notes, correspondence, and materials related to this.
File consists of a paper entitled “The Tripartite Experience” Panitch prepared with Greg Albo and Axel Dorscht for the Royal Commission on Economic Union & Development, as well as notes, correspondence, and materials related to this.
File consists of a draft article by John Bellamy Foster entitled “Competitive Conditions of US Capitalism,” submitted to Studies in Political Economy, as well as correspondence related to this.
File consists of drafts of Panitch’s review of Marx’s Politics: Communists and Citizens by Alan Gilbert, published by Insurgent Sociologist, as well as correspondence related to this.
File consists of news clippings and correspondence related to a complaint Panitch filed with the CRTC in regards to the conduct of media personnel at an event in Toronto featuring Tony Benn.
File consists of articles and drafts of Panitch’s essays which appeared in The Journal and Canadian Dimension, as well as correspondence related to this.
File consists of correspondence as well as notes and a transcript of Panitch’s talk at a conference on “Marxism: The Next Two Decades” at the University of Manitoba.
File consists of correspondence and notes written by Panitch in relation to the controversy around historian David Abraham regarding his book The Collapse of the Weimar Republic.
File consists of a draft article by Doug Williams for Studies in Political Economy entitled “What Makes a ‘Classic’ in Canadian Political Economy,” as well as Panitch’s review notes and correspondence related to this.
File consists of correspondence, draft proposals, and other materials related to the doctoral dissertation project of Stella Lord, a student of Panitch’s.
File consists of an unpublished draft article entitled “Public Sector Pay Restraint: The Tip of the Iceberg” as well as a copy of the July-August 1982 edition of the UAW magazine Solidarity.
File consists of a draft of Panitch’s CBC commentary on “Dealing With Inflation,” delivered on June 24, 1982, as well as a submission to the Globe & Mail entitled “Public Sector Pay Restraint,” and correspondence related to these texts.
File consists of correspondence and a draft related to an entry Panitch contributed to World View 1983 on Canada and Quebec, co-published by Pluto and Maspero.
File consists of news clippings, correspondence, and editorial reviews related to Panitch & Swartz’s paper “Towards Permanent Exceptionalism: Consent and Coercion in Canadian Industrial Relations” as well as a draft of the paper.
File consists of notes for a seminar at Simon Fraser University, as well as a draft of the first chapter of Panitch’s unfinished book on corporatism, prepared as a paper for the 1982 International Political Science Association annual meeting.
File consists of draft papers, including Panitch’s written comments, notes, correspondence related to the “Western European Studies Conference on Representation and the State: Problems of Governability and Legitimacy in Western European Democracies” at Stanford University.
File consists of a proposal written by Panitch for a research project entitled “Changing the Labour Party: An Assessment for the 1980s” as well as notes and other materials related to this.
File consists of a draft of Panitch’s article, “Trade Unions and the Capitalist State: Corporatism and Its Contradictions”, as well as correspondence related to this.
File consists of Panitch’s comments and correspondence related to Daniel Drache’s article “The Making of the English Canadian and Quebec Working Classes,” for Studies in Political Economy.
File consists of a draft of Panitch’s article, “Free Collective Bargaining and Socialist Principles,” as well as copy of the issue of The Canadian Forum in which it appeared.
File consists of lecture notes and other notes for an undergrad political science course on “Overlapping Dimensions of Inequality: Region, Women, Natives”.
File consists of correspondence with Bill Coleman related to the latter’s research on corporatism in Canada, as well as Panitch’s evaluation of this research for a SSHRC application.
File consists of a draft of Panitch’s review of Bryan Palmer’s book Working Class Experience: The Rise and Reconstitution of Canadian Labour, 1800-1980, as well as correspondence related to this.
File consists of drafts of Panitch’s essay “Elites, Classes, and Power in Canada,” as well as a draft of a paper entitled “Towards an Authoritarian State?” without attribution.
File consists of a draft of Panitch’s paper, “Liberal Democracy and Socialist Democracy: The Antinomies of C.B. Macpherson,” as well as notes, correspondence with Ralph Miliband, and drafts of papers written by C.B. Macpherson and others.
File consists of drafts of Panitch’s paper, “Recent Theorizations of Corporatism: Reflections on a Growth Industry,” as well as notes and correspondence with other scholars related to this.
