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Articles, reports and tributes

MS. 21713/77

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Title

Articles, reports and tributes

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MS. 21713/77

Summary

Articles, reports, personal tributes (including for Robert Chambers and Mahbub ul Haq) and prefaces, mainly written by Jolly, for the United Nations (including the United Nations Development Programme) and Institute of Development Studies. Includes some printed material as well as proofs, drafts and notes, including a copy of notes on a visit to Tidewater in Mexico in 1993, which Jolly attended in place of Jim Grant (the head of UNICEF).

Date

1999-2008

1993-2008, n.d. [c. 2000s]

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (1 folder)

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Archive of Sir (Arthur) Richard Jolly

Writings and interviews

Articles, reports and tributes

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