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22/9F/1107

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Collection Overview

Title: Raoul Naroll Papers, 1941-1986

Collection Number: 22/9F/1107

Creator: Naroll, Raoul

Extent: 35 linear feet (31 cartons, 1 half manuscript box, 9 card file boxes)

Language of Material: Collection material in English.

Repository: State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives

Abstract: The professional papers of University at Buffalo professor and comparative anthropologist Raoul Naroll.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

[Description and dates], Box/folder number, 22/9F/1107, Raoul Naroll Papers, 1941-1986, University Archives, The State University of New York at Buffalo.

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Acquisition Information

Donated by Frada Naroll, January 18, 1989. Accessioned as 89-004.

Terms of Access

The Raoul Naroll Papers, 1941-1986, are open for research.

Copyright is held by The State University of New York at Buffalo, University Archives. Copyright of papers in the collection may be held by their authors, or the authors' heirs or assigns. Researchers must obtain the written permission of the holder(s) of copyright and the University Archives before publishing quotations from materials in the collection. Most papers may be copied in accordance with the library's usual procedures unless otherwise specified.

Processing Information

Collection processed by Mark McGuire, January-September 2007.

Accruals and Additions

No further accruals are expected to this collection.

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Biographical Note

Raoul Naroll was born in Toronto, Ontario in 1920. He grew up in Los Angeles, California and attended UCLA at the age of 16. In 1939, he joined the U.S. Army and served in Hawaii and Germany during World War II. Naroll served in an infantry division, then as an Officer in the Army Finance Department and in the Military Intelligence Service, screening officials and prisoners of war in Germany. After the war, Naroll returned to UCLA, receiving an A.B. in 1950, a Master's in 1952, and his Ph.D. in history in 1953. He conducted fieldwork in Austria (1956) and in Greece, Switzerland and Belguim (1965-1966).

Naroll was a Fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University from 1954-1955. Afterward he went to the Washington, D.C. branch of the Human Relations Area Files, Inc. (HRAF) to work as a research associate where he wrote country background studies. Returning to California in 1957, he taught anthropology at California State University-Northridge, then known as San Fernando Valley State College. He moved to Chicago, teaching at Northwestern University (1962-1967) in the departments of anthropology, sociology and political science. At Northwestern, Naroll worked on cross-cultural research and applied his methods to military deterrence and data quality.

Naroll joined the Department of Anthropology at the University at Buffalo in 1967 where he taught until 1984. He was named a Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and continued his research in cross-disciplinary cultural studies, while serving as President of HRAF from 1973-1983. Naroll wrote eight books, three manuals, numerous articles and book reviews and was an avid computer programmer and engineer. After a battle with cancer, Naroll died in Buffalo in 1985 at the age of 64.

His books include: Data Quality Control (1962), Imperial Cycles and World Order (1966), Handbook of Method in Cultural Anthropology (1970), Main Currents in Cultural Anthropology (1973), Military Deterrence in History: A Pilot Cross-Historical Survey (1974), HRAFLIB (HRAF Hologeistic Computer Program Library) (1975), Worldwide Theory Testing (1976), and The Moral Order: An Introduction to the Human Situation (1983).

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Scope and Content Note

The papers of Raoul Naroll include professional and some personal correspondence, fieldwork, typescripts, drafts and research for Naroll's books, as well as materials concerning HRAF (Human Relations Area Files) and related projects. Papers on Naroll's war and culture research are found in Series III: War, Stress and Culture Project and V: Military Deterrence in History.

A significant amount of material in the collection covers Naroll's research into what he called "the Human Situation," intended to be a three-volume work of which only Volume I, The moral order: An introduction to the human situation (1983) was completed. Painful Progress was to be Volume II. Preliminary research for this volume is included in Series VII. The final portion of the collection (Series X) documents Naroll's computer programming.

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Arrangement

Collection is organized into ten series:

I. Professional Files

II. Human Relations Area File (HRAF)

III. War, Stress and Culture Project

IV. Data quality control, a new research technique: Prolegomena to a cross- cultural study of culture stress (1962)

V. Military deterrence in history: A pilot cross-historical survey (1974)

VI. The moral order: An introduction to the human situation (1983)

VII. The human situation: Volume II: Painful Progress (unpublished)

VIII. Other Writings

IX. Subject Files and

X. Computer Programming.

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Container List


I. Professional Files, 1956-1985
Scope and content: Series I includes the bulk of Naroll's correspondence, found in Subseries B and C. Included are materials documenting Naroll's original organization for his files and library, both at his UB office and at his home.
Series I is arranged into eleven subseries (A-K): Administrative Papers, General Correspondence, Word Processor Chronological Files, Conferences, Lectures, Invitations, Research Proposals and Grants, Northwestern University Files, Austria Fieldwork, Switzerland Fieldwork, and Professional Affiliations.


I.A Administrative Papers, 1961-1985


Box-folder		Contents

1.1		Clio and the Constitution, PhD Revision Plans, 1961


1.2		General filing plans, 1962-1965


1.3		American Social Science Today, Prospectus, December 1965


1.4-1.5		General control book, October 1964-July 1970


1.6		Old work schedules, 1966-1967, 1971


1.7		Center for European Studies, General information, 1968


1.8		Book Sales, August 1968


1.9		Curriculum Vitae, 1968-1981, 1983


1.10		Travel arrangements, 1969-1968


1.11		Advertising of books by publishers, 1970, 1964


1.12		Hayes Hall 45 Defense Fund, 1970


1.13-1.14		Citations of [Naroll's] publications by others, 1961-1971


1.15		University Awards Committee, 1971


1.16		Student research ideas, 1971-1972


1.17		Honors, 1971, 1975-1976


1.18		Naroll's Tack board Reminders, 1974-1976; includes memos and keepsakes from Naroll's office board


1.19		Xerox University Microfilming, Reproduction of Ph.D. Thesis, 1975-1976; note: contains correspondence regarding the microfilming of Naroll's Ph.D. thesis abstract


1.20		Feedback, 1983-1985


1.21-1.22		Master Filing System, undated; comprehensive notebook includes Naroll's original organization for his files at his offices and at home


46-47		Miscellaneous Card Files, undated; includes completed summary cards


I.B General Correspondence, 1947-1986
Includes correspondence with family and friends and with colleagues such as Alan Lomax, Ludwig von Bertanlanffy, Richard Dawkins, and Kenneth Boulding. Correspondence of 1986 is by Frada Naroll.

Correspondents are organized alphabetically by last name and/or subject


Box-folder		Contents

1.23		A, 1960-1984


1.24		American Psychiatric Association, Arden House, 1955


1.25-1.27		B, 1960-1985


1.28		Bacon, Margaret and Barry Herbert, 1978


1.29		Blalock (Herbert and Ann), 1965-1966


1.30		Biery, Alice, 1971


1.31-1.32		C, 1961-1985


1.33-1.34		D, 1961-1985


1.35		E, 1962-1984


1.36		Etzioni, Amitai, 1967


1.37		F, 1958-1984


1.38		Feeney, Stephanie, 1970


1.39		Ford, Joe, 1958-1959


2.1-2.2		G, 1961-1983


2.3-2.5		General, 1947-1961


2.6		Hays, David, 1971-1985


2.7		Henderson, Marc, social and spatial patterns, 1969-1973


2.8		Hourani, George, 1980-1983


2.9-2.11		H, 1957-1983


2.12		I, 1961-1983


2.13		J, 1963-1984


2.14-2.15		K, 1961-1984


2.16		Kaufman, Anna Belle, 1970-1971


2.17		Krauss, Herbert, 1966-1969


2.18		L, 1962-1983


2.19		Local Informants, 1961


2.20		Marano, Louis, 1981-1982


2.21-2.23		M, 1965-1983


2.24		N, 1961-1984; includes correspondence by Frada Naroll


2.25		O, 1969-1983


2.26		P, 1961-1984


2.27		Patch, Richard, on speech synthesizers, 1982, undated


2.28		Q, 1972-1973


2.29-3.2		R, 1968-1985


3.3-3.6		S, 1960-1984


3.7		T, 1961-1983


3.8		Thrupp, Sylvia L., Editor, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 1962


3.9		U, 1961-1985


3.10		V, 1961-1983


3.11-3.12		W, 1961-1984


3.13		White, Douglas R., 1977-1978; includes paper "The Computerization of Ethnographic Texts"


3.14		Y- Z, 1971, 1972, 1974-1977, 1982


I.C Word Processor Chronological Files, 1981-1985
Scope and content: Word Processor Chronological Files, as named by Naroll, consist of his later correspondence. Originals have been replaced by photocopies because of deteriorating type


Box-folder		Contents

3.15-3.21		Word Processor Chronological Files, 1981-1985


I.D Conferences, 1953-1983


Box-folder		Contents

3.22		Miscellaneous Meetings, 1963-1964, 1952-1958


4.1		American Anthropological Association, 1953, 1966-1967


4.2		Pacific Coast Branch of the American Historical Association, 1954


4.3		Southwestern Anthropological Association, 1954, 1959


4.4		Society for the Advancement of General Systems Theory, 1955


4.5		Social Sciences Research Council Conference, 1960


4.6		Pomona College, General Anthropology Meeting, 1960


4.7		American Ethnological Society, Spring Meeting, 1960, 1967


4.8		International Studies Association, 1961


4.9		Stanford University, 1961-1962


4.10		Northwestern University, University of Michigan and New York City, May 1962


4.11		American Association for the Advancement of Science Meetings, 1963, 1967


4.12		Conference on Statistics and Anthropology, 1965


4.13		Travel Plans, Transportation, 1965-1966


4.14		Peace Research Conferences, November 1966, 1967


4.15		Central States Anthropological Society, 1967


4.16		HRAF Conference on cross-cultural research, 1967


4.17		National Institute of Mental Health Conference, 1967


4.18		D.C. Trip, June 1968


4.19		Social Science Research Center (SSRC), Summer Workshop, August 1970


4.20		Classification Society Meeting, London Ontario, 1971


4.21		Mathematics in the Social Sciences Board, June 1971


4.22		Mershon Center for Education in National Security, July 1971


4.23		Universals Conference, July 1971


4.24		American Psychological Association, "Time Depth" lecture, September 1971


4.25		American Political Science Association (APSA), "Conceptualizing the Problem," September 1971


4.26		HRAF Cross-Cultural Research Conference, October 1971


4.27		Symposium on methodological issues in cross-cultural research, 1971


4.28		Conference on Comparative Research, University of Pittsburgh, February 1972


4.29		Social Indicators work group meeting, 1972


4.30		American Association for the Advancement of Science, December 1972


4.31		Social Science Research Council, February 1973


4.32		Society for Cross-Cultural Research, February 1974; includes society newsletters


4.33		Joint Committee for the International Studies Association (ISA), Society for Cross-Cultural Research (SCCR), Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies Section (CISS) of ISA, and the American chapter of the International Society for the Comparative Study of Civilizations, 1973-1974


4.34		Comparative Interdisciplinary Studies Section (of ISA), Spring Meeting 1974


4.35		Society for Cross-Cultural Research, February 1975


4.36		International Studies Association, February 1976


4.37		Cognitive Science Conference, November 1976


4.38		Holocultural conference, 1976


4.39		American Sociological Association, August 1976


4.40		Society for Cross-Cultural Research, East Lansing, Michigan, February 1977


4.41		Society for Cross-Cultural Research, 7th Annual Meeting, New Haven, Connecticut, February 1978


4.42		American Anthropological Association Meeting, Los Angeles, November 1978


4.43		Society for Cross-Cultural Research, February 1979


4.44		International Studies Association, Toronto, March 1979


4.45		American Association for the Advancement of Science, Alcohol Use in Different Populations, 1983


I.E Lectures, 1957-1967


Box-folder		Contents

4.46		Some functional types of primitive warfare, undated


4.47		Atlantic Union, undated


4.48		The cross-historical method, 1960


4.49		Speeches for Rotary, The role of anthropology in international relations, undated


4.50		Speaking appearances, 1957-1960


4.51		A measure of suicide frequency in cross-cultural surveys, American Anthropological Association, 1967


4.52		Lecture on "mudsticking problem," How significant are significance levels, undated


4.53		Linguistics 501, 1970


4.54		Relevant social research, undated


4.55		Speakers and periods covered, undated


31		Speakers and periods covered, undated [index card box]


I.F Invitations, 1962-1985


Box-folder		Contents

4.56		Invitations to explore job possibilities, 1971


4.57		Invitations to attend conferences, 1965-1985


4.58		Invitations to write papers other than for conferences, 1962-1985


4.59		Invitations to lecture, 1963-1978


4.60		Consultation invitations, 1965-1978


4.61		Invitations to write books, 1964-1966


4.62		Invitations to submit research proposals, 1965-1967


4.63-4.64		Invitations to serve on committees, 1965-1979


5.1		Invitations to review books, 1966, 1976-1975, 1979


5.2-5.3		Invitations to evaluate research proposals, 1964-1979


5.4-5.7		Offprint requests, 1960-1965, 1971-1978, 1985


5.8-5.9		Invitations to evaluate manuscripts of others, 1965-1978


I.G Research Proposals and Grants, 1953-1973


Box-folder		Contents

5.10		Stability survey, plans and preliminary work, 1953


5.11		Cross-cultural index of emotional maladjustment, 1957


5.12		Theory of culture stress: Test prolegomena, 1958


5.13		Childbirth: A cross-cultural study, 1959


5.14		Great Russian elite informal value system, 1959


5.15		The role of anthropology in the Russian-American power struggle, 1959


5.16		An index of social development, a restudy, 1961-1962


5.17		A cross-cultural study of culture stress, 1962


5.18		Child training among Swiss peasants, 1962


5.19		Research Projects, Miscellaneous, 1956, 1963-1964


5.20		Financial Records, Correspondence, 1960-1964


5.21		Grant Fundraising, 1961-1964


5.22		Ethnographic data quality control, a cross-cultural survey, 1964


5.23		Suicide source wordage and thwarting disorientation, 1964


5.24		Grant solicitation, 1963-1965


5.25		Sponsor Analysis, 1963-1965


5.26		Ethnohistorical bias, 1967


5.27		A possible cross-historical survey on active and passive defense, 1967


5.28		Hologeistic Studies, 1967-1968


5.29		Relative Depravation and Who's Who, 1972-1973


5.30		Pre 1957 proposals, undated


5.31		Research Proposal Outlines, undated


5.32		A study of bruxism, undated


5.32		War and civilization: a study of cultural diffusion, undated


*Sponsors*


Box-folder		Contents

5.33		Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), 1965, 1968-1969


5.34		Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR), 1963


5.35		Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1962-1965


5.36		Center for Research on Conflict Resolution, 1959-1960, 1964


5.37-5.38		Ford Foundation, 1963-1965; includes correspondence and proposals


6.1		Hudson Institute, 1962


6.2		Human Sciences Research Inc. , 1965


6.3		Mershon Center for Education in National Security, 1963-1964


6.4-6.7		National Science Foundation (NSF), 1958-1965


6.8		Northwestern University, 1965-1967


6.9-6.10		Oak Ridge National Laboratory, 1965-1967


6.11		Office of the Surgeon General, 1964


6.12		Peace Heritage Exchange Foundation, 1962-1965


6.13		Rand Corporation, 1968


6.14		Rockefeller Foundation, 1961-1965


6.15		Social Security Administration, 1962-1963


6.16		United States Office of Education, 1962-1965


6.17		United States Naval Ordnance Test Station, China Lake, 1965-1966


6.18		Wenner-Gren Foundation, 1965


I.H Northwestern University Files, circa 1962-1969


Box-folder		Contents

6.19		Historical Cycles and Civil Wars Project, 1964-1969


6.20		Biery, Alice


6.21		Campbell, Donald


6.22		Cohen, Ronald


6.23		Cohen, Yehudi


6.24		Crano, William


6.25		Gilbert, Clare


6.26		Hill, Jeanie


6.27		Hunt, Robert


6.28		Kaiser, Lincoln


6.29		Mack, Raymond


6.30		Reed, Elizabeth


6.31		Rummel, Rudoplph


6.32		Schepers, Emile


6.33		Schwartz, Richard


6.34		Stevens, Philip


6.35		Tatje, Terry


6.36		Uchendu, Victor


6.37		White, Douglas R.


6.38		Winch, Robert


I.I Austria Fieldwork, circa 1956-1976
Naroll's fieldwork in Austria was on urbanization among mountain villages of the Tyrol region, conducted in 1956.


Box-folder		Contents

6.39		Kauternal Census data, 1956


6.40		German Kinship terms, 1958; includes paper by Naroll


6.41		Enformational German Grammar, 1975-1976


6.42		Social class in Kaunertal, undated


46		Austria Fieldwork Card Files, undated


I.J Switzerland Fieldwork, circa 1959-1972
Naroll conducted fieldwork in Greece and Switzerland in 1965- 1966 on interethnic hostility and urban ambiculturalism.


Box-folder		Contents

6.43		United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Research Inquiry, 1959


6.44		Vattis- A Swiss Village [Barbara Steinberg], 1962


6.45		Culture stress in Switzerland, 1960, 1967


6.46		Some problems for research in Switzerland, 1963


6.47		Working papers, 1963


6.48		Proposal, Working Papers, 1964


6.49		Field Notes, 1966


6.50		Gallup Poll affiliates, 1966


6.51		Core values questionnaire, 1967


6.52		Swiss microfilm index, 1967


6.53		Pilot Study: Culture of Politics in Switzerland, circa 1969


6.54		Notes on proposal revision, 1970


6.55		Ford Foundation research proposal, 1972


6.56		General notes, 1972


6.57		Articles, reprints, undated


46		Switzerland Fieldwork Card Files, undated


*Interethnic Research Project: Switzerland, Belgium and Canada*


Box-folder		Contents

7.1		Interdisciplinary Curriculum proposal, 1967


7.2		Center for Comparative European Studies, Correspondence, 1968-1969


7.3		Interethnic conference, 1969


7.4		Inter-ethnic questionnaire, 1969


7.5		Lamy, Paul, Correspondance, 1969


7.6		National Institute of Mental Health Research Proposals, Preliminary drafts and correspondence, 1969


7.7		Notes on [Alan] Lomax, 1969


7.8		Supplementary Note to research proposal, 1969


7.9		Interethnic research proposal, 1969-1970


7.10		Plurilingual questionnaire, Correspondence, 1969-1970


7.11		Conference notes, 1970


7.12		Cross-archeological survey, Outline of research design, 1971


7.13		"Interethnic conflict: Switzerland, Belgium, Canada," 1972


46		Central European Studies Card Files, undated


I.K Professional Affiliations


Box-folder		Contents

7.14		Center for Conflict Resolution, 1956-1959, 1971


7.15		Current Anthropology, 1957-1958, 1960


7.16		Foundation for the Study of Cycles, 1969


7.17		Scholarly contacts, 1971, 1973


II. Human Relations Area Files, 1967-1977
Scope and content: From 1955-1957 Naroll was a research associate of Human Relations Area Files, Inc. in Washington, D.C. . He later served as President of HRAF from 1973-1981. This series includes Naroll's HRAF correspondence, research proposals, and various projects while with HRAF.
Series II is organized into five subseries: General Files, Correspondence, HRAF Proposals, Research Projects and HRAFCOMP.


II.A General Files


Box-folder		Contents

7.18		Family Values in Vietnam, 1955


32.1		Vietnam Background Studies, 1956


7.19-7.23		HRAF Search Reports, Type A, B and C, Forms 1-2, 1971


7.24		Analyst code book, Guide to theories of alcoholism, 1975


7.25		HRAF Jewish Files, 1978-1979


II.B Correspondence, 1973-1981


Box-folder		Contents

7.26-7.28		General Correspondence, 1973-1977, 1978-1981


7.29		Levinson, David, 1980


7.30		Mutchler, David, United States Agency for International Development, 1976


II.C HRAF Proposals, 1960-1974


Box-folder		Contents

7.31		Deterrence research proposals, 1960-1964


7.32		Cross-cultural tests of the somatosensory hypothesis, 1973


7.33		HRAF ethno-bibliographic project, November 1973


7.34		Comparative Cross-National Study of Criminal Law Enforcement, Applicants, 1974


7.35		Ethnic heritage files, 1974


7.36		Mormon proposal, preliminary draft, January 1974


7.37		New York City Colonial File, 1974


7.38		Project hidden curriculum, 1974


7.39		Proposal for mass production of worldwide cross-cultural surveys, 1974


7.40		Guide to theories of alcoholism, March 1975


7.41		National Institute on Alcohol and Alcoholism, Negotiations, 1976


8.1		Central Intelligence Agency, Research Proposal, "A Pilot Worldwide Study of Political Change," 1979-1980


II.D Research Projects, 1963-1984
Arranged by project.


*Project Indexer*
Scope and content: Project Indexer was begun in 1963 at Northwestern University by Naroll. The aim of the project was to create an index for all material in HRAF using a machine readable program.


Box-folder		Contents

8.2		Grants, time reports, and budgets, 1963-1965


8.3		Don Morrison, June 1964-April 1965


8.4		Unclassified materials, 1963-1966


8.5		Budget matters, 1963-1967


8.6		Correspondence, May 1963-April 1967


8.7		Northwestern University memorandum, February 1963-March 1969


8.8		Bookbinding plan, undated


*Project Scoreboard*
Scope and content: Project Scoreboard was a plan by Naroll to compile and publish a set of worldwide social, political and economic indicators, based on early drafts of his book The Moral Order.


Box-folder		Contents

8.9		Project Scoreboard, Descriptive Statement, undated


8.10		Programmer's Manuals, 1979


8.11		ICCS Specifications for computer program, April 1979


8.12		Meeting Notes, July 1979


8.13		Program Listings, 1979-1980


8.14		General plans for Project Scoreboard, Institute for Cross-Cultural Study (ICCS) Operations, 1979-1980


8.15		Notes on multiple regression computations, 1980


8.16		Project Scoreboard, summary data, 1980


8.17		Scoreboard Weighting, Multiple Linear Regression, Hilary's instructions, 1980


8.18		Hilary Shreter, summer programming, 1981


8.19		Literacy education survey, Enid's [Margolis] Report, July 1982


8.20		Population Growth Theory Hypothesis Tests, 1982


8.21		Hanover, New Hampshire Conference, April 1983


8.22		Planning with Maud [Naroll], economic survey project, 1981-1983


*Variables*


Box-folder		Contents

8.23		Variable 1, Life expectancy at age 0, 1980


8.24		Variables 2, 5, 6 and 7, 1980


8.25		Variable 3, Total Hospital Beds, 1980


8.26		Variable 4, Social Security per Gross National Product, 1980


8.27		Variable 8, Gross National Product per Capita, 1980


8.28		Variable 9, Scientific associations per capita, 1980


8.29		Variable 10, Deaths in foreign wars, 1980


8.30		Variable 11, Suicide and homicide, 1980


8.31		Variable 12, Riots, 1980


8.32		Variable 13, Civil Rights, 1980


*Quality of Life Index*


Box-folder		Contents

8.33		Hilary Shreter report, Institute for Cross-Cultural Study (ICCS), Project Scoreboard, 1980


8.34		Multiple Regression Study of the Quality of Life, 1980


8.35		Scoreboard weighting, multiple linear regression, dependent variable data, 1980


8.36		Naroll/Dickens' equation weights for Quality of Life Indicators, 1980-1983


8.37		Calculation of dependent variable multiple linear regression, work done December 1980, commentary added, May 1983


8.38		GRESS II, Multiple Linear Regression, 1981


8.39-9.18		Project Human Worksheets, A-Z, 1981-1982 [27 folders]


9.19		Paul Lohner's solution work, 1981 1983


9.20		Celia Ehrlich Path Analysis, August 1983


9.21-9.22		Celia Ehrlich Reports, 1980-1981, 1984; includes drafts and final report


*Theoretical Information Control System (THINCS)*


Box-folder		Contents

9.23		Correspondence, September-October 1971, 1976-1977


9.24		Holonational HRAF-THINCS Development, 1979


9.25		Holonational HRAF-THINCS Codebook, 1974, 1976-1977


9.26		THINCS elements, 1979


9.27		THINCS work plan, 1979


9.28		Sketch of a filing system, undated


II.E HRAFCOMP


Box-folder		Contents

10.1		HRAF Computer Memorandum, 1977


10.2		Output Specifications for HRAFCOMP, 1978


10.3		Microcomputer Conversion Plan, 1978


10.4		HRAF Operating System ,Work Folder, 1979


10.5		HRAFCOMP Data Set, 1979


10.6-10.7		HRAFCOMP Working Documentation Manual, 1979


10.8-10.9		HRAFCOMP Data Notebook, 1978-1980


10.10		HRAFCOMP Requirements, 1979-1980


10.11		Frank Schiepatti's HRAF work, 1979-1980


10.12		Hilary Shreter's HRAF work, 1980


10.13		Revere Perkins HRAF work, Correspondence, 1980


10.14		Adapting HRAFCOMP to computer magazine indexing, 1982


III. War, Stress and Culture Project, 1960-1973
The War, Stress and Culture Project was a cross-cultural study of fifty-eight societies. It began at California State University- Northridge and ran from 1961 through 1973, when at this time Naroll was professor of anthropology at the University at Buffalo.
Arranged in seven subseries: Administrative Files, African Suicide Study, Permanent Ethnographic Probability Sample, Celibacy and Culture Project, Data Classification, Maps, and Tribes.


III.A Administrative Files,
Subseries includes statistical data and project records as well as research assistant worksheets.

Subseries is arranged chronologically.


Box-folder		Contents

10.15		General instructions, September 1960


10.16		Project administration, 1960


10.17		Supplementary search plan, 1960


10.18		Conversion table, 1960


10.19		Abbreviated trait list, 1960


10.20		Revised trait list, 1960


10.21		Trait analysis checklists, undated


10.22		Sampling plan, June 1960


10.23		Sampling data, 1960-1961; includes paper Two stratified random samples


10.24		Assignment Records, 1960-1961


10.25		Correlation matrix analysis, 1961


10.26		Floor Area data, 1961


10.27		Notes on sequential theory, 1961


10.28		Inquiries about project, August 1962


10.29		Terry Tatje/Naroll figures, 1962


10.30		Cycles of Consolidation, 1962-1963


10.31		Correlation of Social Development, 1962, 1965


10.32		War, Stress and Culture Control Book, 1960-1963; includes policy statements, search policies, and classification plan.


10.33		Witchcraft correspondence, 1961-1963


10.34		Project file, 1961-1965


10.35-10.36		Project Forms, 1960-1965


10.37		Curve fitting notes for ethnographic sample, 1960-1961


10.38		Data pool administration, 1965-1966


11.1		Preliminary Bibliography, 1966


11.2		War, Stress and Culture Project Workbook, 1961-1973, 1986


11.3-11.14		Data Tables, Sections 100-620, Version 1 and 2, 1961-1970


11.15-11.16		Coding Commentaries, Version 1 and 2, 1961-1970


12.1-12.4		IBM Coding Sheets, Forms 409, Version 1 and 2, 1962-1965


12.5		Historical Cycles Study analysis, An index, 1964-1968


12.6		Historical Cycles Study, Bibliography, 1968


12.7		Historical Cycles Study, Instructions, 1967-1968


12.8		Historical Cycles Study, Sequential Test, 1968


12.9		Glassner's suggestions, undated


12.10		Oeuvre qualification forms, undated


12.11		Old forms, undated


12.12		Statistical Notes, undated


42		Method Card Files, undated; includes UA Methodology Unclassified, UE Comparative Methodology, UE-14 Cross-Cultural Survey, UF Sampling Theory, UF-04 Cult Unit Definition, UI Data Quality Control, UJ Concept Definition, UK Multi-method Coordination, UP Statistical Evaluation, UP-Galton’s Problem, UQ Casual Analysis


43		Theory Card Files, undated; includes Templates, Card Filing Plan, YA Theory Unclassified, YB Formal Syntheses, YE Social Development Index, YI Social Evolution, YL Foreign Wars, YO Political Stability, YQ Culture Stress, YSA Creativity, YSCI International Federation, YU Social Planning


*Research Assistants*


Box-folder		Contents

12.13		Anderson, Bruce


12.14		Cohn, Jan


12.15		Gilbert, Michelle


12.16		Glasser, Jean


12.17		Johnson, Dennis


12.18		Johnson, Linda


12.19		Lecatassa, Antonia


12.20		Meyers, Edith


12.21		Naroll, Frada


12.22		Rosenheim, Lucille


12.23		Singer, Stefi


12.24		Siskin, Bert


12.25		Stare, Fred


12.26		Steinberg, Barbara


12.27		Vaughan, Martha


12.28		Vorster, Ola and Pfister, Eva


12.29		Research assistant assignments, Summer 1964


III.B African Suicide Study


Box-folder		Contents

12.30		Baganda, 1964


12.31		Bangala, December 1964


12.32		Kiga, 1964


12.33		Nuer, 1964


12.34		Yoruba, 1964


12.35		Suicide Study forms, October 1964


12.36		Suicide Study trait list, November 1964


38		African Suicide Study Card Files, 1964?; includes 38 Ila, 71 Sandawe, 75 Kongo, 78 Tonga, 80 Kamba, 87 Nsaw, 89 Eco, 92 Ibo, 97 Lango


III.C Permanent Ethnographic Probability Sample (PEPS), 1963-1970
The Permanent Ethnographic Probability Sample (PEPS) was a project Naroll was involved with at Northwestern University. The project was supported by the Northwestern University African Studies program and by the Northwestern University Council on Intersocietal Studies. Works authored or co-authored by Naroll deriving from this project, include "A Standard Ethnographic Sample: Preliminary Edition," (1970) and "A Sample Ethnographic Sample: Second Edition," (1973).

Subseries C is arranged alphabetically.


Box-folder		Contents

12.37		Africa, Classification work, 1964; includes PEPS progress reports of April 1964


12.38		Africa, Entries rejected, 1963-1964


12.39		Africa, Judy Friedman extract of Congo work, undated


12.40		Africa, Lists, 1963-1965


12.41		Africa, Maps, 1963-1964


12.42		Africa, Notes for classification, undated


13.1		Africa, North


13.2		Australia


13.3		Central America


13.4		China


13.5		Correspondence, Current Anthropology, 1967-1968


13.6		Disposition explanation, 1967


13.7		Europe


13.8		Foreign language documentation, undated


13.9		India


13.10		Indonesia


13.11		International African Institute bibliography, 1964-1965


13.12		Iran, Afghanistan, Japan


13.13		Madagascar


13.14		Melanesia


13.15		Micronesia


13.16		Near East


13.17		New Guinea


13.18		North America


13.19		Philippines


13.20		Progress Reports, Alnot, Winston, 1965-1967


13.21		Progress Reports, Caplan, Janice, 1963, 1967-1968


13.22		Project Administration, 1963, 1967, 1970


13.23		Project memorandum, 1963-1967


13.24		Polynesia, 1967, 1968


13.25		South America, 1963, 1967


13.26		South America final report, June 1967


13.27		South America work sheets, 1963, 1967


13.28		Southeast Asia


13.29		USSR


13.30		USSR/China


44-45		PEPS Card Files, circa 1967; includes CA-O Randomized list of North American Tribes, CB-1 Aluet, CB-4 Copper Eskimo, CB-Oa North Alaskan Eskimo, CD-1b Bella Coola, CE-6 Hupa, CF-1 Atsugewi, CH-6 Paiute, CI-4 Flathead, CI-41 Salish, CJ-7a Omaha-Osage, CJ-8 Crow, CL-8 Ojaibwa, CMa5 Iroquois, CP-1a Hopi, CP-1b Navajo, CP-3ab Yavapai, CP-0 Research in Sonara & Sinalao, CR Mexico, CR3a Aztecs, CR-0 North America, CR-0b, CS Mayan, CS A-O North American, CW, DA-0, DB-4 Cuna, CC-3 Inca, DF-3 Yaghan, DG-5 Gusinde, DH-2 Choroti, DJ-4 Tupinamba, LC-8a Timbria, DL-9, DO-0B Siriono, DS-3 Canelo, Dsa-5 Jivaro, DT-9 Yagua, DV-6 Carib, DW-6 Yaruro, DX-3 Callinago, EA Greenberg on African Languages, EB Bushman, EB-3 Naron, EC Hottentot, EF-1 Zulu, EF-0a Thonga, EH-1 Mbundu, EMad1 Tanala, EO-1 Chagga, EQ-1 Nuer, ESch-1 Nuba, ESch-3 Anzac, ESch-7 Nuba, ESch-8 Nuba, ET-1 Nupe, ET-2 Tiv, EV-1 Dahomey, EV-2 Ashanti, FA, FG-1 Ainu, FJ-1 Lepcha, FMa-2 Koreans, FQ-0ab Lolo, FQ-1 Cambodians, FQ-2a, FQ-3 Laotians, FQ-8 Miao, FQ-9 Yao, FR-1 Vietnamese, FR-5 Mwaken, FR-7ab, Fsa-2a Khasi, FU-1 Toda, FY-1 Nationalism, FY-3 Yemen, FY-4 Rwala, FX, GA, GA-2ab, GA-6, GB-8 Semang, GF-4 Central Bisayans, Gf-5 Apayao, GF-9 Ifugao, GG-oa Woleaians, GG-5 Ulithi, GMa-1ab North Fiji, GMa-1ab Samoa, GMa-9a Tikopia, GMac-1a Pukapuka, CN-2ab Takakos, GSc1-1 Lesu, GW-1 Kiwai, GX-8 Aranda, GX-9a Tasmanians, H, K


III.D Celibacy and Culture Project, 1971-1972


Box-folder		Contents

13.31		Project planning, 1971


13.32		Project correspondence, 1971


13.33		Search procedures, 1971


13.34		National Science Foundation grant renewal, May 1972


13.35		National Science Foundation research proposals, 1972


13.36		Notes, 1971-1972


13.37		Control book, 1972


13.38		Ethnographic Atlas, undated


III.E Data Classification, 1960-1967


Box-folder		Contents

13.39		African suicide sample, March 1966


13.40		Blackburn, Rod, working papers, 1964-1963


13.41		Code Sheets, 1962


13.42		Coding for Trait 56 and 64, undated


13.43		Friedman, Judy, working papers, 1964-1965


13.44		Gettlemayer, Garry


13.45		Interdependence Validation, undated


13.46		Keiser, Lincoln


13.47		Maxant, Jeanne, working papers, 1967-1966


13.48		Naroll, Frada, working papers, 1962


13.49		Output, 1963


13.50		Reclassification, 1961


13.51		Tatje, Terry, working papers, 1961


13.52		Team Count, 1963, 1961


13.53		Team Count, coding by Dennis Johnson, 1963


13.54		Telephone book craft specialty sample, 1960-1961


III.F Maps, undated


Box-folder		Contents

13.55		Africa


13.56		African neighbors in ethnographic atlas, Notes,


13.57		Culture area maps


13.58		Diffusion arc sampling maps


13.59		Ethnographic maps


13.60		Eurasia


13.61		North America


13.62		Oceania


16.63		South America


III.G Tribes, 1960-1966
Subseries G consists of research notes and bibliographic information on selected cultures. Some memorandum included between Naroll and research assistants working on this project, 1960-1966.

Subseries G is arranged alphabetically


Box-folder		Contents

14.1		Aleut


14.2		Amazon, Lower


14.3		Amhara


14.4		Andamans


14.5		Apayao


14.6		Araucanians


14.7		Australia


14.8		Austria


14.9		Aweikoma


14.10		Ayamara


14.11		Azande


14.12		Bhil


14.13		Burma


14.14		Callinago


14.15		Chagga


14.16		Checklists and Forms


14.17		Cheyenne


14.18		Chukchi


14.19		Comments


14.20		Cook Islands


14.21		Coyotero


14.22		Cuna


14.23		Dutch


14.24		Dyak, Land


14.25		Egypt


14.26		Eskimo (Copper)


14.27		Eskimo (Point Barrow)


14.28		Eyak


14.29		Fur


14.30		Ganda


14.31		Gilyak


14.32-14.33		Gond


14.34		Himalaya


14.35		Hottentot


14.36		Ifaluk


14.37		Ila


15.1		Iran


15.2		Iraqi


15.3		Irish


15.4		Iroqouis (Cayuga)


15.5		Italy


15.6		Kababish


15.7		Kafir


15.8		Kamchadal


15.9		Kapauku


15.10		Kazaks


15.11		Kikuyu


15.12		Klallum


15.13		Korea


15.14		Kuwait


15.15		Lovedu


15.16		Luo


15.17		Malaita


15.18		Malekula


15.19		Mangareva; note: some materials in French


15.20		Mataco


15.21		Mato Grosso


15.22		Mende


15.23		Mongo, Congo


15.24		Mongolia, Inner


15.25		Mosquito


15.26		Multiserial sources


15.27		Nahua (Aztec)


15.28		Ojibwa


15.29		Ona


15.30		Orokaiva


15.31		Papago


15.32		Paiute, Southern


15.33		Sahara


15.34		Semang


15.35		Tallensi


15.36		Tanala


16.1		Tibetans


16.2		Tikopia


16.3		Thonga


16.4		Tiv


16.5		Toda


16.6		Tonga


16.7		Toradje


16.8		Tuamoto


16.9		Turkestan


16.10		Wintun


16.11		Yagua


33		War, Stress and Culture [Tribe] Card Files, 01-14; includes 02 Turks, 03 Ireland, 04 Egypt, 05 Kababish, 06 Kapauku, 07 Eyak, 08 Dutch, 09 Tallensi, 10 Mataco, 11 W. Apache, 12 Dyak, 13 Korea, 14 Kafir


34		War, Stress and Culture [Tribe] Card Files, 15-26; includes 15 Aztec, 16 Mongo, 17 Malaita, 18 South Paiute, 19 Hottentot, 20 Tonga, 21 Ona, 23 Ancamanese, 24 Gilyak, 26 Mosquito


35		War, Stress and Culture [Tribe] Card Files, 27-36; includes 27 Fur, 28 Orokaiva, 29 Chukchee, 30 Austria, 31 Mangareva, 32 Yagua, 33 Iraqi, 34 Torac ja, 35 Callinago, 36 Gond


36		War, Stress and Culture [Tribe] Card Files, 37-50; includes 37 Papago, 38 Ila, 39 Tikopia, 40 Klallam, 41 Thonga, 42 Azance, 43 Araucanian, 45 Semang, 46 Wintun, 48 Burma, 49 Ojibwa, 50 Iroquois


37		War, Stress and Culture [Tribe] Card Files, 51-66; includes 51 Ifaluk, 52 Apayao, 53 Copper Eskimo, 54 Luo, 55 Tiv, 56 Seniang, 57 Kaingang, 58 Chagga, 59 Italy, 60 Cheyenne, 62 Mence, 65 Kazaks, 66 Amhara


IV Data quality control, A new research technique; prolegomena to a cross-cultural study of culture stress, 1958-1974
Series includes notes, drafts, working papers and correspondence for Data Quality Control (1962)
Series IV is arranged chronologically and alphabetically.


Box-folder		Contents

16.12		Index of culture stress, annotated copy, 1958


16.13		Index of culture stress, draft and notes, 1958


16.14		Index of culture stress, working papers, 1958


16.15		Draft, 1959; includes notes


16.16		Typescript, 1959


16.17		Correspondence, Office of Naval Research, Department of the Navy, 1961-1964


16.18		Data Quality Control Conference, 1964


16.19		Cultural evolution correlations, 1962, 1965-1966


16.20		Index of culture stress, correspondence, July 1957-June 1966


16.21		Application of methods to military intelligence, 1962, 1966


16.22		Correlation matrices, 1966


16.23		Miscellaneous controls, 1966


16.24		Data Quality Control Analysis, 1965-1967


16.25		Correspondence, MacMillan Publishing Co. Inc. , 1974, 1976


16.26		Controlling records of the American Civil War, Notes, undated


16.27		Reference Tables and Charts, undated


V Military deterrence in history: A pilot cross-historical survey, with joint authors, Vern L. Bullough and Frada Naroll, 1960-1985
Series V includes Administrative Files, Deterrence Research and Reports (or Chapters) concerning Military Deterrence in History: A Pilot Cross-Historical Survey (1974). The book began as a project in the study of military deterrence through the United States Navy, Project Michelson at the Naval Ordnance Test Station, China Lake, California and was originally published as a paper in Theory and Research on the Causes of War, ed. Dean G. Pruitt and Richard C. Snyder (1969).
Subseries A and B arranged chronologically. Subseries C is arranged chronologically by Report.


V.A Administrative Files, 1960-1985
Subseries A is arranged chronologically.


Box-folder		Contents

16.28		Deterrence research proposal, 1960


16.29-16.30		Coding corrections, 1962; includes maps and comments


16.31		Control file, 1961-1962


16.32		Deterrence project administration, 1960-1964


16.33		Correspondence, Dr. Marc Sieber, 1968


16.34		Permissions, 1965, 1968, 1973


16.35		General correspondence, 1968-1973


17.1		Project Administration correspondence, 1959-1964, 1975


17.2		United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, correspondence, August 1975


17.3		United States funding for non-hologeistic studies, 1975; correspondence and National Science Foundation grant list


17.4		Department of Defense, correspondence, 1975


17.5		Book Reviews of Military Deterrence in History, 1974-1976


17.6		Deterrence project proposal, Ford Foundation, 1976


17.7		Deterrence Output Sheets, 1985


V.B Deterrence Research


Box-folder		Contents

17.8		Historical/Functional Discrimination and Diffusion, 1959; includes arc maps


17.9		"Cycles of consolidation and disintegration among Eurasian Empires," 1963; includes conference paper, correspondence and notes


17.10		Critiques, 1963-1969


17.11		Report 34, Working papers, 1964


17.12		Statistics and Coefficients of Association, 1964


17.13		Waterways and territorial change, 1963-1964


17.14		Jeanne Maxant on service scale, 1967


17.15		Jeanne Maxant on territory of war-making unit, 1967


17.16		Ann Chalem on the study of territorial gain, 1967


17.17		"Deterrence in History: A Critical Appraisal," 1968, 1971


17.18		Chapter 23, Working papers, 1968, 1970


17.19		General comments, 1968-1969


17.20		Chapter 24, Working papers, September 1970


17.21		Peaceful States Research, 1971


17.22		Galton's Problem, 1970-1972


17.23		Generalized restudy sample, October 1972


17.24		Epistemology of hologeistic research, 1972-1973


17.25		Addison-Wesley module, hologeistic method, 1970-1973


17.26		Otterbein, Keith, Samples and sampling in cross-cultural studies, 1975


17.27		Sadat plan, 1978; contains Naroll and [Richard] Schwartz's proposed resolution for the Arab-Israeli conflict


32.2		Diffusion arc maps, undated


17.28		History of war and culture problem, undated


17.29		Russian Values, Working papers, undated


41		Russian Values Card Files; includes 249 Notes, D2349 Russ study Naroll, D2459 Russ study Huber
		[box 41 also include some smaller-size cards from the broader ‘Deterrence in History’ card files]


17.30		"The need for cross-historical survey," undated


40-41		Deterrence in History Card Files; includes A-07 Arabic 776-785, C-98 China 125-166 BC, Hun-Han 220BC-9AD, C-07 China vs Tibet 776-785, C-10 China 1076-1085, C-13 China 1376-1385, C-99 China (BC), E-01 European 176-185, E-02 European 225-16, E-03 European 376-385, E-05 European 576-585, E-12 European 1276-1285, E-13 European 1376-1385, E-15 European 1576-1585, E-16 1676-1685, E17 European 1776-1785, E-99 European 25-16 BC, R-14 Russia 1476, S-3 Switzerland 1576-1585, S-13 Switzerland 1376-1385, S-14 Switzerland 1476-1485, and 3.25x7.5-in cards following the same
		[the smaller-size cards continue into box 40]


V.C Reports, 1961-1964


Box-folder		Contents

17.31-17.32		Drafts, Reports 1-28, 1960-1963


17.33		Preliminary report, undated


17.34		Report 11, "Random sampling in cross-historical survey," June 1961


17.35		Report 12, "European deterrence, 376-385: The internal invasion," 1961


17.36		Report 13, "European deterrence, 1276-1285: The era of negotiation," December 1961


17.37		Report 14, "First strike failure: The Swiss vs. Kiburg, 1376-1385," March 1962


17.38		Report 15, "Deterrence neglected: Ming China versus Mongol Yunnan, 1376-1385," March 1962


17.39		Report 16, "European deterrence 176-185: The first challenge," February 1962


17.40		Report 17, "Mathematical characteristics of dependent variables," March 1962


17.41		Report 18, "European deterrence 1576-1585: The Dutch revolt," March 1962


17.42		Report 19, "The Swiss Cold War: 1576-1585," May 1962


17.43		Report 20, "China and Tibet: 776-785, A case of graduated reciprocation in tension reduction," June 1962


17.44		Report 21, "European deterrence 1376-1385: The hundred years war," June 1962


17.45		Report 22, "Deterrence failure, Defense success: China versus the Tanguts, 1076-1085," June 1962


17.46		Report 23, "The uneasy truce: Rome versus Parthia 25-16 BCE," February 1963


17.47		Report 24, "Confusion in Novgorod: Russia 1476-1485," March 1963


17.48		Report 25, "The inevitable war: Rome versus Carthage, 225-216 BCE," April 1963


17.49		Report 26, "The continuing struggle: Europe, 576-585," May 1963


17.50		Report 27, "The climax of the border war: Han versus Hun, 125-116 BCE," June 1963


17.51		Report 28, "European deterrence 1776-1785: Internal revolt and foreign war," July 1963


17.52		Report 29, "Deterrence theory and historical verification," August 1963


17.53		Report 30, "The golden sword: The Swiss Cantons and Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, 1476-1485," September 1963


17.54		Report 31, "Byzantine distraction: The Caliphate versus the Byzantine empire, 776-785," April 1964


17.55		Report 32, "A lull on the northern marches: The Chinese versus the Huns, 25-16 BCE," November 1963


17.56		Report 33, "Theoretical Results," February 1964; includes notes and memorandum


17.57		Report 34, "Method of study," June 1964


17.58		Final Report, September 1961


VI The moral order: An introduction to the human situation, 1970-1985
Arranged in four subseries: Administrative Files, Research Files, Drafts, and Typescripts.


VI.A Administrative Files, 1973-1985


Box-folder		Contents

18.1		Moral Order feedback, 1981-1985


18.2		Technical Policies by SAGE Publications, 1980


18.3		Notes on producing Moral Order bibliography, HRAFCOMP, 1982


18.4		Correspondence, 1973-1980


18.5		Drafts of chapter outlines, 1975


18.6		Reviewers of Moral Order, Correspondence, 1975-1979


18.7		Moral Order Administration, 1980-1981


18.8		[Jenny] Walry's review of The Moral Order, 1984-1985; includes correspondence


18.9		[Rik] Pinxten's review of The Moral Order, 1984-1985; includes correspondence


VI.B Research Files, 1970-1983


Box-folder		Contents

18.10		How to keep your family out of trouble, undated; includes notes and plans


18.11		Settlement planning, 1972, 1975, 1979-1980


18.12		Quality of Life course notebook, 1975


18.13		Society, stress, and disease, 1970, 1972


18.14		What Should We Do Next?, 1971-1981


18.15		Chapter 13, Old People material, 1976-1980


18.16		Chapter 14, Men and Women material, 1973, 1978


18.17		Chapter 15, Divorce materials, 1978-1981; includes notes and correspondence


18.18-18.19		Notes to Chapters, circa 1982


18.20-18.21		The rise of world order, 1971-1980


18.22		Wheels within wheels, 1975-1983


18.23		Warfare, 1976-1977, 1980


18.24		Warfare, Notes, 1976


18.25		Warfare, The fate of the Moriori tribe, 1979-1981


18.26		Civil strife, 1971-1972, 1974-1983


19.1		References, The Moral Order, 1976


19.2		Indexing Moral Order, 1980


19.3		Development and Literacy, 1970-1982


19.4		Steps 3, 4 and 5, 1975-1976, 1980-1981


19.5		Moralnet Theory, 1983


19.6		Mental Illness, 1983


19.7		Alcoholism, 1983


19.8-19.9		Moral banding study, undated


19.10		Suicide, 1983


19.11		Child Abuse, 1982


19.12		Adolescents, 1982


19.13		Old People, 1977


19.14		Women's Place, 1983


19.15		Divorce, 1976, 1982


19.16		The coming moral order, 1982-1983


19.17		Moral Order bibliography, 1983


19.18		Human Situation Preparation: Volume I, The Moral Order, Chapter 1 outlines, 1976-1978, 1980-1982


19.19		Human Situation Preparation: Volume I, The Moral Order, Chapter 2 and 3 outlines, 1976-1973


19.20		Celia Ehrlich critique of Moral Order, draft, 1981


19.21		Notes on Nisbett and Ross, Intuitive Vallacies, 1981


19.22		Comments on 1979 Draft of Moral Order, 1980-1979


19.23		United Nations data, 1974-1977


VI.C Drafts, 1972-1983


Box-folder		Contents

19.24-20.1		Enid Margolis' editing, Chapter 1-16 1979-1982 [4 folders]


20.2		Notes for introduction, 1973, 1975, 1978-1981


20.3		Chapter 1, Draft, The newer anthropology and the three sisters, undated


20.4		Chapter 2, Draft, Culture values and concepts, undated


20.5		Chapter 3, Draft, Toward a core value system, undated


20.6		Notes for Chapter 3, Check Scoreboards, 1977-1981


20.7		Chapter 4, Draft, Scientific method in anthropology


20.8		Notes for Chapter 4, Scientific method in anthropology, 1977-1981


20.9		Notes for Chapter 5, Worldwide theory tests, 1972-1975


20.10		Chapter 6, Cybernetic Model of the Mind, 1977-1981; includes draft


20.11		Notes for Chapter 6, A new model of the mind, 1973-1980


20.12		Chapter 7, Mental Illness, 1981; includes draft


20.13		Chapter 8, Hard drinkers, undated


20.14		Chapter 10, The Family, 1983


20.15		Chapter 11, Child Abuse, undated


20.16		Chapter 12, Youth


20.17		Chapter 13, Old People; includes draft


20.18		Chapter 14, Men and Women; includes draft


20.19		Chapter 15, Sex Life


20.20		Chapter 16, Model of a moral order


20.21		Warfare, Draft, 1976


20.22		Moral order plates, undated


20.23		Preliminary draft glossary, 1979


21.1		The coming moral order, 1975-1981


21.2		Appendices, 1982


21.3		Scoreboards, 1982


VI.D Typescripts, 1977-1983


Box-folder		Contents

21.4		Preface, 1980


21.5		"Front matter," 1982


21.6		"Foreword," 1982


21.7		Chapter 1, Introduction, 1982


21.8		Chapter 2, The Five Steps of Socionomics


21.9		Chapter 3, Step Two, Check Scoreboards, 1982


21.10		Chapter 4, Step Three, Review Theory Tests, 1982


21.11		Chapter 5, Steps 4 and 5: Plan and cope, 1982


21.12		Chapter 6, Part II: Moralnets and social ills, certain normative reference groups, Here called moralnets, 1982


21.13		Chapter 7, Mental Illness, 1982


21.14		Chapter 8, Alcohol Use and Abuse, 1982


21.15		Chapter 9, Suicide, 1982


21.16		Chapter 10, The Family, 1982


21.17		Chapter 11, Child Abuse, 1982


21.18		Chapter 12, Youth Stress, 1982


21.19		Chapter 13, Old people, 1982


21.20		Chapter 14, Men and women, 1982


21.21		Chapter 15, The Home, 1982


21.22		Chapter 16, Toward a worldwide moral order, 1982


21.23		Afterword, circa 1982


21.24		Glossary, 1982


21.25-21.26		Tables, 1982


2.27-21.28		Bibliography, 1982


21.29		Figures, 1982, 1979


21.30		Acknowledgements, 1977, 1980, 1983


VII The Human Situation, Volume II: Painful Progress, unpublished, 1965-1985
Naroll planned three volumes for his work the ' Human Situation'. Volume II was to be called Painful Progress. Subseries A of this series includes mostly planning materials. Of interest in this series is an outline for Volume III: Travail. Subseries B and C contain research notes and early drafts.
Organized in 3 series: Human Situation-General, Research Files and Drafts.


VII.A Human Situation- General, 1969-1985


Box-folder		Contents

21.31-21.34		Control Plan, 1969, 1970-1985; includes bibliographies, outline, checklists, and meeting notes


22.1		Check Lists, 1971-1972


22.2		Forms, 1972-1973, 1981


22.3-22.4		Human Situation Indicators I and II, 1973-1982


22.5		Notes, 1976; contains notes for volumes I-III


22.6		Human Situation HRAFCOMP, 1976, 1979


22.7		Volume III: Travail, incomplete outline, 1977


22.8		Human Situation Codebook data, 1976, 1980-1981; includes appendices and bibliographic coding plan


22.9		Comments, 1979-1980


22.10		Filing Work, 1983-1985


22.11		Corkboard planning, April 1985


22.12		The Relaxation Work Plan, 1985


22.13		Chinese characters, undated


39		Human Situation Card Files; includes I. Moral Order, I.1 Newer Anthropology, I.2 Culture, I.3 Core Value System, I.4 Scientific Method, I.5 Tylors, I.6 Model of the Mind, I.7 The Moral Band, I.8 Alcoholism, 1.9 Suicide, I.10 The Family, I.11 Child Abuse I.12 Adolescents, I.13 Old People, I.14 Women’s Place, I.15 Divorce, II. Progress, II.1 Newer Apy & Progress, II.2 Servos, II.3 Darwins, II.4 Snowballs, II.5 Biological Progress, II.6 Linguistic Progress, II.7 Material Progress, II.8 Social Progress, II.9 Progress & Stability, III. Travail, III.1 Newer Apy & Travail, III.2 Development, III.3 Exchange Systems, III.4 Income Sharing, III.5 World Order, III.6 Civil Strife, III.7 Welfare, III.8 Wheels in Wheels, III.9 What Next, III.10 Prospects, Meters, Servos, Darwins, Clots, HG Method, Other Method, Dead Section File


*Publishing Contacts*


Box-folder		Contents

22.14		Columbia University Press, Correspondence, 1968-1979


22.15		C. V. Mosby Publishing, Correspondence, 1971-1974


22.16		McGraw Hill Book Company, Correspondence, 1972-1973


22.17		Oxford University Press, Correspondence and Notes, 1972-1975


22.18		Publishing Negotiations, Miscellaneous, 1970-1979


VII.B Painful Progress Research Files, 1965-1985
Alphabetical


Box-folder		Contents

22.19		Bibliography selections for Painful Progress, July 1984


22.20-22.21		Blind variation and selective retention, materials for Chapter 8 of Painful Progress, 1970-1972, 1974


22.22		Celia [Ehrlich]'s coding work, 1983


22.23		Celia [Ehrlich]'s progressive evolution data, 1984


22.24		Celia [Ehrlich]'s on correlations and animal classification, 1982, 1984


22.25		Celia [Ehrlich]'s work, servo chapter, 1985


22.26		Cultural Evolution of Servos, 1985


22.27		Ecology, as component of Biological Progress, 1969-1973, 1976


22.28		Enid [Margolis]'s arms race report, 1985


22.29		Enid [Margolis]'s social servos, 1985


22.30		Estimate of Human Situation, April 1985


22.31		Evolution notes, 1978, 1980-1982; includes figures and correspondence


22.32		Exact Test of "S," significance of gamma and the ordinal matrix, 1975


22.33		Exchange systems, 1971-1983


22.34		Hays seminar on cognitive structures, 1976


22.35		Income sharing, 1970-1973, 1976, 1980-1983


22.36		Index to k84's, many-key multivariate analyses, correlations and factor analyses, 1975


22.37		Interstellar communication, circa 1965


22.38		Mankind, Notes, 1970-1971


22.39		Mankind, Table of Contents, undated


22.40		Mankind, Treatment, undated


22.41		Material progress, 1971, 1977-1978


23.1		The McKinsey Model, 1983


23.2		Model variation theory, 1980-1981


23.3		Most extreme case, notes, 1973


23.4		Natural selection processes in cultural evolution, working papers, 1985


23.5-23.6		Notes, 1971


23.7		Notes on Preface, 1971


23.8		"Notes on Holesovsky, Vaclav, Economic Systems, Analysis and Comparison," 1977


23.9		Outline of Cultural Materials (OCM), Trait Data, 1973


23.10		Outline of World Cultures (OWC), Selected Traits, circa 1973


23.11		Rise of Man, Notes, 1967


23.12		Self-reinforcing processes in cultural evolution, 1985


23.13		Science, "The Origin of Man," January 23, 1981, Volume 211, No. 4479


23.14		Short outline, March 1984


23.15		Social progress


23.16		The two-hundred year cycle, 1965-1969; includes memorandum and draft


VII.C Drafts, 1969-1985


Box-folder		Contents

23.17		Painful Progress text, draft, 1984


23.18		Acknowledgements, 1982


23.19		Concordance of the Ethnographic Atlas with the Outline of World Cultures," 1969


23.20		Introduction, 1979-1982; includes notes


23.21-23.22		Chapter 2, Culture: Values and concepts, 1979-1985


23.23		Chapter 3, Social servomechanisms called Servos, circa 1983


23.24		Chapter 3, Natural selection arenas called Darwins, circa 1983


23.25		Chapter 4, Accumulation Processes called Snowballs, 1976-1984


23.26-23.27		Chapter 5, Biological Progress, 1969-1973, 1976, 1979; includes chronological tables


24.1-24.2		Chapter 6, Linguistic Progress, 1974, 1977, 1980; includes index cards


24.3		Conclusion, 1979-1983


24.4		Figures, Painful Progress, undated


24.5-24.6		Tables, Painful Progress, undated


24.7		Appendix A-D, Figure A1, 1983, undated


24.8-24.11		Bibliographies, 1984; includes topic bibliographies


VIII Other Writings, 1941-1985
Arranged in five subseries: Other Books and Monographs, Articles, Book Reviews, Article Reprints, and Fragments.


VIII.A Other Books and Monographs, 1965-1977
Arranged in three sections: Main Currents in Cultural Anthropology, Imperial Cycles and World Order, and HRAFLIB.


Main Currents in Cultural Anthropology, (1973)


Box-folder		Contents

24.12		Author rejections, 1969


24.13		Correspondence with contributors, 1973-1969


24.14		Notes, Thwarting Disorientation and Suicide: A Cross-Cultural Survey, 1963-1965


24.15		Darnell, Regna, Review: Main Currents in Cultural Anthropology, 1973, American Anthropologist reprint Vol. 78, No. 2, June 1976


24.16		Main Currents, Notes, undated


Imperial Cycles and World Order, (1966)


Box-folder		Contents

24.17		Imperial Cycles and World Order, 1966; includes draft, reprint, correspondence, and sampling data


*HRAFLIB, HRAF Hologeistic Computer Program Library*, (1975)


Box-folder		Contents

24.18		HRAFLIB, Parts 1 and 2, 1977


VIII.B Articles, 1951-1985
Subseries B, Articles includes journal articles, letters to editors, comments, forewords, and such writings that are not books. Included with each particular article may be related notes, drafts and correspondence with the publisher of the article as well as correspondence with co-authors when applicable.

Articles in this sub/series are arranged chronologically.


Box-folder		Contents

24.19		Sheridan at Cedar Creek: A Reappraisal, correspondence, Military Affairs, Vol. XVI, No. 4, February 1951-July 1953


24.20		The Principle of Allometry in Biology and the Social Sciences, correspondence, June1955-July1957


24.21		Controlling Data Quality, 1960-1961


24.22		Position of women in childbirth, 1961


24.23		The Activity Bias of Ethnography: A reply to Hugo Englemann, 1961


24.24		Floor area and settlement population, 1961


24.25		Social development of a Tyrolean village, 1959, 1962


24.26		On bias of exotic data, 1961-1962


24.27		How Russians Think, 1961-1962


24.28		Tyrolean military spirit, 1962-1963


24.29		Cycles of consolidation and disintegration among Eurasian Empires- A preliminary sketch, circa 1963


24.30		Some thoughts on the comparative method in cultural anthropology, 1963


25.1		UNESCO Dictionary of Social Science, definitions, 1957-1959, 1964


25.2-25.4		War, Peaceful Intercourse and Territorial Change, Working Papers, 1961-1964, 1967


25.5-25.6		On ethnic unit classification, 1964-1963


25.7		Sobre el methodo comparative, 1964


25.8		Pruitt Snyder paper, 1964-1966


25.9		Comment, "Friends and allies", Athens News, 1966


25.10		Causal analysis in cross-cultural surveys, 1967


25.11		Who the Lue are, 1967


25.12		Native names and Ward Goodenaugh's rule, 1967


25.13		Proposal HRAF probability sample, 1967


25.14		Child training of Tyrolean, 1960, 1968


25.15		Cultural determinants and the conclusion of a sick society, 1968-1969


25.16		Critique of Graves, Graves and Korbin, Current Anthropologist, 1968


25.17		Cross-Historical Pilot Survey, 1968; includes notes


25.18		Comment on Richard Chaney and Ruiz Revilla, 1969


25.19		The causes of the fourth Iroquois War, 1969-1970


25.20		A Comparative Study of Interethnic Relations: Switzerland, Belgium and Canada, Preliminary Draft, 1969-1970


25.21-25.22		What Have We Learned from Cross-Cultural Surveys?, American Anthropologist, 1967-1970


25.23		Standard ethnographic sample, 1967-1970


25.24		Comments on classified military research in universities, 1970


25.25		Comment on Greenbaum, 1970


25.26-25.27		Color term salience, 1970-1971; includes working papers


25.28		Creativity: A cross-history pilot survey, 1971


25.29		Foreword to Alice Schlegel's book, 1971


25.30		Human Relations Area Files (HRAF) Index, 1970-1972


25.31		Comments on Berta Stjernquist, "Analysis of Prehistoric Society," 1972


25.32		Maximum settlement size (with Enid Margolis), 1972


25.33		Reply to Handbook of Cultural Anthropology (HNCA) critics, 1972-1973


25.34		The double language boundary in cross-cultural studies, 1970, 1973


25.35		Galton's problem in cross-national surveys with R. Hildret, 1970, 1973


26.1-26.5		Standard ethnographic sample, 1st and 2nd Editions, 1970-1973; includes working papers and correspondence


26.6		Hologeistic theory testing (with G. Michik and Frada Naroll), 1972-1973


26.7		The use of ordinal statistics in casual analysis of correlations, 1971-1974


26.8		"A note on cross-cultural survey method" in Francis Hsu's volume, 1971, 1973-1974


26.9		An exact test of significance, 1973-1974


26.10		Comment of C. J.J. Vermeulen & A. de Rujiter, 1974


26.11		Natural selection and cultural evolution, warfare vs. peaceful difference, co-author William T. Divale, 1974


26.12		A hologeistic bibliography, 1974-1975


26.13-26.14		Holonational bibliography: First supplement (L. Sigelman), 1973-1975


26.15		Comment on Strauss and Orans, 1975


26.16		Does Deterrence Deter?, 1975


26.17		Primacy, Who Invented the Compass? Who Discovered America?, 1975


26.18		Comment, George Peter Murdock and Douglas R. White" Interdependence alignment of ethnography atlas culture clusters," with Colin Loftin, Robert H. Hill and Enid Margolis, 1974-1976


26.19		Borrowing vs. migration, with Rolf Wirsing, 1975-1976


26.20		Foreword to governments under fire, 1975-1976


26.21-26.23		Galton's Problem and HRAF, 1975-1976; includes administrative plans, drafts and notes


26.24		Apologies to Keith Otterbein, 1976


26.25-26.26		Guide to Holocultural Theory, 1969, 1976


27.1		Reply to Strauss and Orans, Behavioral Science Research, 1976


27.2		Towards a Global monitoring system, 1976


27.3		Comment on Jerry Moles, "Standardization and Measurement in Cultural Anthropology: A Neglected Area," 1977


27.4		Comment, On Alan Lomax and Conrad M. Arensberg's evolutionary classification, 1977


27.5		Cost effective research vs. safer research: a reply to George Murdock, 1977


27.6		Guidelines for holocultural research, with Ronald P. Rohner et al., 1977


27.7		"HRAF: Resource for Tests of Conflict Theories," Journal of Conflict Resolution, 1977-1978


27.8		Comment, On scale and social relations, 1978


27.9		Worldwide theory testing: A supplementary note, 1978; includes book review of Worldwide Theory Testing ( 1976)


27.10		Holocultural research methods, Harry C. Triandis volume, with G. Michik and Frada Naroll, 1973, 1975, 1978-1979


27.11		Cause and effect as servo elements, 1976, 1978-1979


27.12		Doing what comes scientifically, 1978-1979


27.13		Comment on Strauss and Orans, 1979


27.14		On snowballs, A positive feedback process, 1979


27.15		Resources for social psychology, 1979


27.16		Breakpoint modification, 1980


27.17		Comment on Ronald Cohen, evolutionary epistemology, 1980-1981


27.18		David Hays, cognitive structures: a cybernetic model of the mind, 1981


27.19		Civilization, a definition set, 1981, 1985


27.20		Comments on Charles C. Kolb, 1985


27.21		On the Dominant Cultural Interest of Yahgans, undated


27.22		Comment, Galton's problem, undated


27.23		A note on the term "Hologeistic," undated


*American Behavioral Scientist, 20th Anniversary Edition, 1977: Volume 20*


Box-folder		Contents

27.24		Author rejections, 1975


27.25		Author correspondence, 1975-1977


27.26		Correspondence with publishers, 1975-1977


27.27		Memorandum to contributors, 1976-1977


*Index of Social Development, American Anthropologist*, 1956


Box-folder		Contents

27.28-27.31		Working papers, Ethnic groups, Theory and Method, 1953-1956


27.32		Draft, A Preliminary Index of Social Development, 1956


27.33		Correspondence, 195X-1960


*Modes of Exchange, Wealth Accumulation and Cultural Evolution*


Box-folder		Contents

27.34		Codings, January-April, 1971


27.35		Revised draft, April, June 1971


27.36		Deleted material from 1975 manuscript


27.37		Modes of exchange, wealth concentration and cultural evolution, Draft, 1975


27.38		Modes of exchange, wealth concentration and cultural evolution, Enid's copy, 1975


27.39		Wealth accumulation and social development, 1975


27.40		Wealth accumulation computer programming, 1975-1976


27.41		Modes of exchange, Correspondence, 1976


28.1-28.3		Modes of exchange, wealth concentration and cultural evolution, Working Papers, 1970-1977


28.4		Notes on authors, undated


VIII.C Book Reviews, 1956-1970


Box-folder		Contents

28.5		Review of Rushton Coulborn, Feudalism in History, 1956


28.5		Review of Marshall D. Sahlins and Elman R. Service, Evolution and Culture, 1960


28.5		Review of John G. Peatman, Introduction to applied statistics, 1963


28.6		Review of Harrison C. White, An anatomy of kinship: mathematical models for structure of cumulated roles, 1964


28.5		Review of T.J. Fararo and Morris H. Sunshine, A study of a biased friendship net, 1964


28.5		Review of L.T. Hobhouse, G.C. Wheeler and M. Ginsburg, The material culture and social institutions of the simpler peoples: An essay in correlation, 1965


28.7		Review of Robert F. Spencer and Elden Johnson, Atlas for anthropology, 1969


28.9		Review of Alan Lomax, Folk song style and culture, 1969


28.10		Review of R.I. Carneiro, The evolution of society: Selections from Herbert Spencer's "Principles of Sociology", 1970


28.11		Review of Amitai Etzione and Frederic Dubow, Comparative Perspectives: Theories and Methods, 1970


28.12		Review of Morris Frellich, Marginal natives: Anthropologists at work, 1970


28.13		Review of Denton E. Morrison and Ramon E. Henkel, Significance test controversy: A reader, 1970


*Reviews by Frada Naroll*


Box-folder		Contents

28.14		Review of Michael Banton, Social anthropology of complex societies, 1966


28.15		Review of Jeremy Boissevain, Saint and Fireworks, 1966


28.16		Review of Stephen P. and Ethel Dunn, Peasants of Central Russia, 1967


VIII.D Article Reprints, 1950-1985
Scope and content: Article reprints are reprints only. Articles with included research materials, drafts, notes, and correspondence are located in Series VIII- Subseries B. Articles.

Subseries D. Article Reprints is organized by subjects, then chronologically. Article Reprints in this subseries are organized into subjects: Comparative Method, Cross-Cultural Surveys, Cross-Historical Surveys, Cross- National Surveys, Ethnographic Studies, Other Studies, Comments, Book Reviews, Miscellaneous Articles and Book Chapters.


Comparative Method


Box-folder		Contents

28.17		A Draft Map of the Culture Areas of Asia, 1950


28.17		Controlling Data Quality, 1960


28.17		Position of Women in Childbirth [with Forrest Howard, MD and Frada Naroll], 1961


28.17		Two Solutions to Galton's Problem, 1961


28.17		Two Stratified Random Samples for a Cross-Cultural Survey, 1961


28.17		On Bias of Exotic Data [with Frada Naroll], 1963


28.17		Two Further Solutions to Galton's Problem [with Roy G. D'Andrade], 1963


28.17		A Fifth Solution to Galton's Problem, 1964


28.17		On Ethnic Unit Classification, 1964


28.18		Sobre el Método Comparativo de la Antropología Cultural, 1964


28.18		Galton's Problem: The Logic of Cross-Cultural Analysis, 1965


28.18		Native Concepts and Cross-Cultural Surveys, 1967


28.18		The Proposal HRAF Probability Sample, 1967


28.18		Some Thoughts on Comparative Method in Cultural Anthropology, 1968


28.18		A Standard Ethnographic Sample: Preliminary Edition [with Winston Alnot, Janice Caplan, Judith F. Hansen, Jeanne Maxant, and Nancy Schmidt], 1970


28.18		The Double Language Boundary in Cross-Cultural in Cross-Cultural Surveys, 1971


28.18		Psychological Anthropology, The Mutual Methodological Relevance of Anthropology and Psychology [with Francis L.K. Hsu], 1972


28.18		A Standard Ethnographic Sample: Second Edition [with Richard G. Sipes], 1973


28.18		Comparative Studies, 1974


28.19		Hologeistic Theory Testing [with Gary Michik and Frada Naroll], 1974


28.19		Galton's Problem and HRAFLIB, 1976


28.19		Holocultural Research Methods: An Overview [with Gary Michik and Frada Naroll], 1980


28.19		Handbook of Cross-Cultural Psychology-Methodology, Vol. 2 [with Harry C. Triandis and John W. Berry], 1980


*Cross-Cultural Surveys*


Box-folder		Contents

28.20		A Preliminary Index of Social Development, HRAF, 1956


28.20		Revue de Psychologie des Peuples: Projet d'un index de la pression culturelle, 1961


28.20		Floor Area and Settlement Population, 1962


28.20		Does Military Deterrence Deter? 1966


28.20		Culture Determinants and the Concept of the Sick Society, 1969


28.20		What Have We Learned From Cross-Cultural Surveys? 1970


28.20		Color Term Salience [with David G. Hayes, Enid Margolis, Dale Revere Perkins], 1972


28.20		Maximum Settlement Size: A Compilation [with Enid Margolis], 1974


28.20		Natural Selection in Cultural Evolution: Warfare Versus Peaceful Diffusion [with William Tulio Divale], 1976


28.20		Borrowing Versus Migration as Selection Factors in Cultural Evolution [with Rolf Wirsing], 1976


*Cross-Historical Surveys*


Box-folder		Contents

28.21		Imperial Cycle and World Order, 1967


28.21		Chapter 4: A Possible Cross-Historical Survey of Active and Passive Defense, 1969


28.21		Theory and Research on the Causes of War, "Deterrence in History," [Dean Pruitt and Richard Snyder eds.], 1969


28.21		Creativity: A Cross-Historical Pilot Survey [with E.C. Benjamin, F.K. Fohl, M.J. Fried, R.E. Hildreth and J.M. Schaefer], 1971


*Cross-National Surveys*


Box-folder		Contents

28.22		The Principle of Allometry in Biology and the Social Science [with Ludwig von Bertalanffy], 1956


28.22		A Holonational Bibliography, 1972


28.22		Holonational Bibliography- First Supplement [with Lee Sigelman], 1974


*Ethnographic Studies*


Box-folder		Contents

28.23		Iran, Country Survey Series, Human Relations Area Files, 1957


28.23		German Kinship Terms, 1958


28.23		How Russians Think, undated


28.23		Social Development of Tyrolean Village, 1962


28.23		Some Problems for Research in Switzerland, 1963


28.23		The Causes of the Fourth Iroquois War, 1969


*Other Studies*


Box-folder		Contents

28.24		Sheridan and Cedar Creek- A Reappraisal, 1952


28.24		Lincoln and the Sherman Fiasco- Another Table?, 1954


28.24		An Exact Test of Significance for Goodman and Kruskal's Gamma, 1974


28.24		A Hologeistic Bibliography [with Tim J. O'Leary and Lee Sigelman], 1974


28.24		A Cybernetic Model of the Mind, 1981


*Comments*


Box-folder		Contents

28.25		Historians and "Laws" of History, 1953


28.25		The Activity Bias of Ethnography, 1962


28.25		Some Recent Work on Cross-Cultural Methodology, 1963


28.25		In Support of a Continent-Wide Study of Trait Diffusion, 1965


28.25		Friends and Allies, 1966


28.25		Scientific, Comparative, Political, and International Relations, 1966


28.25		Military Research in Universities, 1969


28.25		Chaney and Ruiz Revilla: Sampling Methods Comments, 1970


28.25		Index to the Human Relations Area Files, Introduction [with Donald Morrison], 1972


28.25		Male Dominance and Female Autonomy: Domestic Authority in Multilineal Societies, A Foreword, 1972


28.25		Comments on Archeological Analysis of Prehistoric Society, 1972


28.25		A Handbook of Method in Cultural Anthropology, [with Ronald Cohen], 1973


28.25		HRAF: The Way Forward, 1973


28.25		Reply to "On the Standard Ethnographic Sample," 1973


28.25		Reply to "More on the Standard Ethnographic Sample," [with Harold Zucker], 1974


28.25		Studies on HRAF's Reliability, 1974


28.25		The Use of Ordinal Statistics in Causal Analysis of Correlations, 1974


28.25		Comment on Vermeules and de Ruitjer, 1974


28.25		Might Sifts: A Critical Appraisal of Solutions to Galton's Problem and a Partial Solution, [with David J. Strauss and Martin Orans], 1975


28.25		HRAFLIB: A Computer Program Library for Hologeistic Research [with Gary Michik], 1975


28.25		Murdock-White Interdependence Alignment of Ethnographic Atlas Culture Clusters [with Colin Loftin, Robert Hill, and Enid Margolis], 1976


28.25		Governments Under Fire: Civil Conflict and Imperialism, A Foreword, 1977


28.25		Comments on Moles: Standardization and Measurement, 1977


28.25		Cost-Effective Research Versus Safer Research: A Reply to Murdock, 1977


28.25		Comments About Strauss and Orans, 1978


28.25		On Lomax and Arensberg's Evolutionary Classification, 1978


28.25		Worldwide Theory Testing: A Supplementary Note, 1978


28.25		Doing What Comes Scientifically, 1978


28.25		Human Relations Area Files: Resources for Social Psychiatry [with David Levinson], 1979


28.25		More on Scale and Social Relations, 1978


28.25		A Guide to Social Theory: Worldwide Cross-Cultural Tests, 1979


28.25		Peace Research: On Snowballs, 1980


28.25		Breakpoint Modifications, 1980


28.25		Comments on Cohen's Discussion, 1980


28.25		A Worldwide Archeological Sample, 1983


28.25		Cause and Effect as Servo Elements, 1984


28.25		Eve Missed the Point, 1985


28.25		Comments About Floor Area and Settlement Population, 1985


25.25		Response to Sage Publications' Invitation, 1977


28.25		Towards a Global Monitoring System, 1976

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