Typescript response of the Belfast Housing Trust to the Centre for Environmental Studies working paper, ‘Housing in Northern Ireland’ (CES UWP 12) contesting a number of points made in the paper.
Typescript with handwritten amendments by Laurence W. Doob and William J. Foltz, Yale University, ‘The Belfast Workshop: An application of group techniques to a destructive conflict’.
File of reference material on policing. Offprint, J.A. Jackson, ‘The Irish Army and the Development of the Constabulary Concept’ in Jacques Van Doorn (ed), Armed Forces and Society: Sociological Essays (Paris, 1975), 109-126; Report of the Committee of Privy Counsellors appointed to consider authorised procedures for the interrogation of persons suspected of terrorism (Chair: Lord Parker of Waddington) (Mar 1972), 24pp; British Army and Special Branch RUC Brutalities, Dec 1971 – Feb 1972, compiled by Fr. Denis Faul and Dr. Raymond Murray, 78pp; ‘Proposal for a Pittsburgh Housing Authority Security Force’, submitted to HUD Regional Office, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (24 Aug 1971); Report of the Advisory Committee on Police in Northern Ireland, (Belfast, Oct 1969), 50pp; press cuttings from New Society and The Listener on the role of the police (1970).
"Community Forum", 2,2 (1972) and 3,1 (1973). 2 items
Annual Report of the American Bar Association section of administrative law ombudsman Committee.
Typescript of memorandum, ‘Suggestions for a Way Towards the Conference Table’, suggesting a possible roadmap towards peace talks at Armagh, possibly under the auspices of the Quakers.
Typescript ‘The background and proposals for the end of violence in conjunction with a peace conference’.
J.D.A. Robb, "New Ireland: Sell-Out or Opportunity?" 1972, 50pp.
Memorandum of a group of academics (Norman Gilson, Ronald Wiener, John Simpson and John Bayley) entitled ‘The Scope for Talks on Northern Ireland’, outlining their fears for open sectarian civil war in the province.
"Community Forum" 2,1 (1972).