The Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies organizes and
supports interdisciplinary teaching and research in international affairs. It
offers language and other area study programs on major world regions, as well
as topical and comparative courses of study that transcend national and
regional boundaries. The Jackson School was first established in 1909 as the
Department of Oriental Subjects. The name was changed to the Far Eastern and
Russian Institute after World War II and to the School of International Studies
in 1978 to reflect the comprehensive range of world studies that were then
offered. The current name was first used in 1983 to recognize the recently
deceased Senator Henry M. Jackson's interest in international affairs and
support for the School. Unlike many other schools of its kind, the Jackson
school supports its own core faculty, some of whom have joint appointments in
other parts of the University.
Organized into 14 accessions.
Accession No. 83-036, University of Washington School of
International Studies Records, 1930-1970Accession No. 88-089, University of Washington School of
International Studies Records, 1923, 1947-1981Accession No. 91-116, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies Records, 1927-1989Accession No. 91-173, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies Records, 1990-1991Accession No. 91-203, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies Records, 1990-1991Accession No. 96-185, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies Records, 1983-1989Accession No. 98-015, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies Records, 1974-1996Accession No. 98-112, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies Middle East Center Records, 1975-1994Accession No. 01-025, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies Records, 1980-1996Accession No. 03-045, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies. International Studies Program Records, 1985-1997Accession No. 04-028, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies. International Studies Center Records, 1987-1997Accession No. 04-076, Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies Records, 1976-2004Accession No. 24-042, University of Washington, Henry M. Jackson
School of International Studies records, approximately 1956-2005Accession No. 24-043, University of Washington, Henry M. Jackson
School of International Studies records, approximately 1950-1998
Correspondence, publications, newsletters, audiovisual recordings,
publicity, clippings, subject series, curriculum files, administrative files,
committee files, historical features, organizational features reports, grants
and grant proposals, donor files, budgets, annual reports, photographs, and
other materials related to the Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies.
Some material stored offsite; advance notice required for
use.
Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for screening
of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact University of
Washington Libraries Special Collections for more information.
Analog and digital media is closed until evaluated.
Some material stored offsite; advance notice required for use.
Request at UW
Public Records—not subject to copyright. Copying, quotation,
publication and other uses are unrestricted if records are open for public
release
Minimally processed.
University of
Washington, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, Jewish Studies
Program.
Foreign Language and Area StudiesLatin American StudiesNational Resource CenterRussian, East European & Central Asian Studies
CenterRussian and East European
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The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in
the collection.
Accession No. 83-036: University of Washington School of International Studies Records, 1930-197030.00 cubic feet (30 boxes)
Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to some
records).
Acquisition Info: Merger of 79-49, 50, 52; 80-30 and 37 and UW Far Eastern (and
Russian) Institute 78-50, 70-40, 73-13, 81-74.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 88-089: University of Washington School of International Studies Records, 1923,
1947-19811.00 cubic foot (1 box)
Scope and Content: Correspondence, curriculum files, reports, publications and
newspaper clippings; 1923, 1947-1981.
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Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to some
records).
Acquisition Info: Received from Diane DiLuck, October 5, 1988.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 91-116: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Records, 1927-198911.00 cubic feet (11 boxes)
Biographical/Historical Note: Formerly The School of International Studies; name changed in
1983.
Scope and Content: Historical features, organizational features, charter and bylaws,
correspondence, faculty lists, day files, unit reports, annual reports to the
Dean, center reports, reports, newsletters, grants and grant proposals,
curriculum files, lectures, statistics, questionnaires, conferences and
conventions, colloquia, clippings, subject series, 1927-1989 (bulk
1971-1987).
Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to some
records).
Acquisition Info: Received from Shannon O'Hara, June 5, 1991.
Accession No. 91-173: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Records, 1990-19911.42 cubic feet (2 boxes)
Scope and Content: Search Committee files; 1990-1991.
Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to some
records).
Acquisition Info: Received from Cheryl Mahaffey, September 26, 1991.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 91-203: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Records, 1990-19912.00 cubic feet (2 boxes)
Scope and Content: Search Committee files; 1990-1991.
Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to some
records).
Acquisition Info: Received from Katherine Toutonghi, October 1, 1991.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 96-185: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Records, 1983-19893.00 cubic feet (3 boxes)
Scope and Content: Grants files for funding support awarded by the National Resource
Center and Fellowship Program of the U. S. Department of Education; 1983-1989.
The grants helped support activities in the East Asia, Near East, Middle East,
South Asia, Southeast Asia, Soviet, Canadian and International Studies
programs.
Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to
some records).
Acquisition Info: Received from Tamir Moustafa, July 24, 1996.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 98-015: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Records, 1974-19960.21 cubic foot (1 box)
Scope and Content: Newsletters; 1974-1996. Included are the REEU (Russian/East
European Studies Program) and REECAS (Russian, East European and Central Asian
Studies Program) newsletters.
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Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to some
records).
Acquisition Info: Received from Marion Cook, January 12, 1998.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 98-112: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Middle East Center Records, 1975-19943.84 cubic feet (5 boxes)
Scope and Content: Correspondence, grant administration records, budgets, reports,
sponsored conference/workshop/lecture/seminar files, and related material;
1975-1994. Records document the activities of the Middle East Center.
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Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to
some records).
Acquisition Info: Received from Felicia Hecker, October 21, 1998.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 01-025: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Records, 1980-19968.00 cubic feet (8 boxes)
Scope and Content: Correspondence, departmental histories, executive committee
agendas and minutes, curriculum program proposal, annual reports, transcript of
an oral history with George Taylor, donor files, records of the Distinguished
Lecture Series and the Andrei Sakharov Lecture on Human Rights, sound and video
recordings of lectures, and related material; 1980-1996. Records of the office
of the director.
Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to some
records).
Acquisition Info: Received from Charles Paxton, February 26, 2001.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 03-045: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. International Studies Program Records, 1985-19970.84 cubic foot (2 boxes)
Biographical/Historical Note: The International Studies Program is housed in the Henry M.
Jackson School of International Studies and offers undergraduate and graduate
degrees based on a number of courses offered through six professional schools
and 24 departments at the University of Washington. The IS Program combines
social sciences and humanities to examine international problems and change
through examination based on a multidisciplinary approach. Student analyze the
interactions of politics, economics, and culture that take place within the
global system, in addition to the program's emphasis on history and language.
Scope and Content: Correspondence, annual reports, grant proposals; 1985-1997.
Includes correspondence of Joel S. Migdal, former chair of the
International Studies Program and Director of the National Resource Center in
International Studies in the Jackson School of International Studies. The
correspondence dates between 1985 and 1995, with his tenures covering the
majority of the period during which these records were created.
Physical/Technical Access: Records stored offsite; advance notice required for use.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Records stored offsite; advance notice required for use.
Acquisition Info: Received from Records Management Services, April 29, 2002.
Correspondence103-045JSIS Director
Search1993-1995103-045 JSIS General
1991-1992103-045 JSIS Catalog
1991103-045 JSIS
Budget1988-1994103-045 NRCIS
Library1985-1994103-045Annual Reports103-045 NRCIS Annual
Performance Report 1990-1991103-045 NRCIS Annual
Performance Report 1991-1992103-045 NRCIS Annual
Performance Report1992-1993103-045 NRCIS Annual
Performance Report 1993-1994203-045NRCIS Annual
Performance Report 1994-1995203-045Grant Proposals203-045 NRCIS Federal
Grant Proposal 1994-1997203-045 NRCIS Federal
Grant Proposal 1988-1991203-045 NRCIS Federal
Grant Proposal 1991-1994Accession No. 04-028: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. International Studies Center Records, 1987-19970.84 cubic foot (2 boxes)
Biographical/Historical Note: The International Studies Center is based in the Henry M. Jackson
School of International Studies and focuses on the examination of how various
disciplines in the humanities and social sciences can draw upon area studies
knowledge to make more comparative and general statements about world culture,
economics, and politics. The Center's programs of research, outreach, and
teaching seek to enhance the understanding of those circumstances whereby
changes occur in international institutions and behavior. The Center has
directed much of its outreach towards teachers of international studies at
two-year and four-year colleges in the region through colloquia in
International Political Economy, State-Society Relations, and International
Security. The Center also works closely with the seven other National Resource
Centers at the Jackson School in sponsoring campus lectures and the Colloquium
on Ethnicity and Nationalism. Through the affiliated academic program, the
International Studies Program, the Center offers an undergraduate major,
undergraduate minor, and a master’s degree offered jointly with six
professional schools at the University of Washington.
Includes correspondence, publicity, minutes, agendas, reports,
directories, and related materials created during the first years of Resat
Kasaba's tenure as the Director of the National Resource Center in
International Studies and Chair of the International Studies Program
(1995-2001). Also includes materials from the last years of Joel S. Midgal's
tenure as Director of the NRCIS (1985-1995) and Chair of the ISP (1981-1995).
Physical/Technical Access: Records stored offsite; advance notice required for use.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Records stored offsite; advance notice required for use.
Acquisition Info: Received from UW Records Management Services, September 18,
2003.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
NRCIS
Files104-028Colloquium: Ethnicity &
Nationalism1994-1996104-028Colloquium: International Political
Economy1994-1996104-028Colloquium: Pacific NW Coll. on
International Security1994-1996104-028Colloquium: State-Society
Relations1994-1996104-028General1991-1996104-028Curriculum/Executive
Committee1990-1996104-028Travel Committee1994-1996104-028Outreach1994-1996204-028FLAS (Fellowship
Committee)1987-1994204-028FLAS Committee1994-1995204-028Language Instruction
Project1994-1995204-028Library Acquisition1994-1995204-028Outreach1996-1997204-028Travel1996-1997204-028Travel Committee1990-1994204-028Budget Docs.1994-1995204-028Seminar on Bldg Admin. Capacity in
Transntl States1994-1995204-028Workshop on Cross-Natl. Approaches to
Envir. Risk Reduction1994-1995204-028Workshop on Evolving Paradigms in
International Political Economy1994-1995204-028Workshop on Internationalization of
Domestic Politics1994-1995204-028Workshop on Role of Gender in IPE
Global Issues Seminar1994-1995Accession No. 04-076: Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Records, 1976-20043.84 cubic feet (5 boxes)
Biographical/Historical Note: The Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Center
resides within the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the
University of Washington. The Center is a National Resource Center which
supports a wide range of resources and activities for members of the academic
community and the public studying the region at any level, doing business with
the countries of the region, or have organizational ties to the region Through
the affiliated academic program, REECAS offers an MA degree and undergraduate
major in Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies.
The Latin American Studies Program in the Jackson School of
International Studies at the University of Washington was established in 1992.
The program is built around several region-specific themes and principles,
including the creative arts, the impact of colonialism and slavery on national
development, and current efforts to strengthen democratic values and practices,
reduce poverty, violence and injustice, and create healthier individuals and
environments. The Latin American Studies major features an interdisciplinary
curriculum that combines the strengths of regional and comparative
international studies with study and research opportunities in specific
academic disciplines. Students are awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree in
International Studies with a concentration in Latin American Studies. Students
may also earn a Latin American Studies minor.
Scope and Content: Correspondence, publications, videocassettes, publicity, subject
series; 1976-2004.
Includes correspondence, submissions of articles, and proof copies
related to the first twenty-seven issues of the Donald W. Treadgold Papers
published by the Russian, East European & Central Asian Studies Center in
the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. The REECAS records also
include the correspondence of Professor Donald W. Treadgold. The Latin American
Studies Program records contain newsletters, flyers, event calendars, and other
publicity materials documenting past conferences, lectures, and events. Also
includes budget files, annual reports, and grant proposals submitted by the
Jackson School of International Studies' National Resource Center.
Physical/Technical Access: Records stored offsite; advance notice required for use.
Restrictions on Access: Public Records (Public disclosure laws may restrict access to some
records).
Records stored offsite; advance notice required for use.
Acquisition Info: Received from the Henry M. Jackson School of International
Studies, June 22, 2004.
Russian, East European
& Central Asian Studies Center104-076Publications104-076Donald W. Treadgold Papers - Issues
1-27
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence, submissions of articles, and proof
copies of the first twenty-seven issues of the Donald W. Treadgold Papers
published by the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies.
104-076No. 1 -
Law in
Russia1994104-076No. 2 -
Religion in
Imperial Russia1995104-076No. 3 -
The Fate of
Russian Orthodox Monastaries and Convents Since 1917 by Charles
Timberlake1995104-076No. 4 -
The Mennonites and
the Russian State Duma, 1905-1914 by Terry Martin1996104-076No. 5 -
Corporate Russia:
Privatization and Prospects in the Oil and Gas Sector by Leslie
Dienes1996104-076No. 6 -
Post-Communist
Transititions: The Rise of the Multi-Party Systems in Poland and Ukraine
by Andrii Deshchytsia1996104-076No. 7 -
Russian Banking:
An Overview and Assessment by Kent F. Moors1996104-076No. 8 -
Nationalism and
Religion in the Balkans Since the 19th Century by Peter F.
Sugar1996104-076No. 9 -
Modes of Communist
Rule, Democratic Transition, and Party System Formation in Four East European
Countries by Grigorii Golosov1996104-076No. 10 -
The Polititcs of
the Domestic Sphere: The Zhenotdely, Women's Liberation, and the Search for a
Novyi Byt in Early Soviet Russia by Michelee Fuqua1996104-076No. 11 -
Ethnic Bipolarism
in Slovakia, 1989-1995 by David Lucas1996104-076No. 12 -
Literacy and
Reading in 19th Century Bulgaria by Krassimira Daskalova1997104-076No. 13 -
Critical Theory
and the War in Croatia and Bosnia by Thomas Cushman1997104-076No. 14 -
Nation, State, and
Economy in Central Asia: Does Ataturk Provide a Model? by Paul
Kubicek1997104-076No. 15 -
The Labor Market,
Wages, Income, and Expeditures of the Population of the Republic of Uzbekistan,
1991-1995 1997104-076No. 16 -
German-Bashing and
the Breakup of Yugoslavia by Daniele Conversi1998104-076No. 17 -
Romanian-Hungarian
Economic Cooperation and Joint Ventures in Post-Ceausescu Romania by
Erica Agiewich1998104-076No. 18 -
Energy and Mineral
Exports from the Former USSR: Philosopher's Stone or Fool's Gold by
Leslie Dienes1998104-076No. 19 -
Ethnic Cleansing
in Twentieth Century Europe by Norman M. Naimark1998104-076No. 20 -
Nationalism,
Populism, and Other Threats to Liberal Democracy in Post-Communist Europe
by Vladimir Tismaneanu1999104-076No. 21 -
The Formation of
Post-Soviet International Politics in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan
by Rafis Abazov1999104-076No. 22 -
The Serb Lobby in
the United Kingdom by Carole Hodge1999104-076No. 23 -
The Security
Services and the Decline of Democracy in Russia: 1996-1999 by Amy
Knight1999104-076No. 24 -
The
Repluralization of Slovenia in the 1980's: New Revelations from Archival
Records 2000104-076No. 25 -
Ethnic Conflict
and European Affairs Revisited: The Serb-Croat Quarrel and French Diplomacy,
1929-1935 by Brigit Farley2000104-076No. 26 -
Poland and
Germany, 1989-1991: The Role of Economic Factors in Foreign Policy by
Randall E. Newnham2000104-076No. 27 -
Eastern Europe and
the Natural Law Tradition by Sabrina P. Ramet 2000104-076Correspondence104-076Other Correspondence1994-1999104-076Email Correspondence1994-1995104-076Sabrina Correspondence1998-1999104-076Donald Treadgold - General Files (4
folders)1989-1992204-076Publicity204-076Events - Program Flyers2000-2004204-076Publications204-076Donald W. Treadgold Papers - Issues 1-421996-2004204-076Videocassettes204-076VHS204-076World Focus204-076Future of Marxism in Yugoslavia & Eastern
Europe (6/1/88)1988204-076Soviet, Foreign and Security Policy: Words or
Action (8/24/88)1988204-076The Education and Progress of Mikhail Gorbechev
(9/1/88)1998204-076Defense Spending Under Gorbachev
(1/10/89)1989204-076The New Balance - NATO and the Warsaw Pact
(1/23/1989)1989204-076Perestroika and Soviet National Security
(3/8/89) (2 copies)1989204-076The Future of the USSR (3/29/89)1989204-076The Outcome of the Polish Roundtable
(4/10/89)1989204-076The Transition Problem in Soviet Economic Reform
(5/11/89) (2 copies)1989204-076Distinguished Lectureship Series: Future of the
USSR (5/17/89)1989204-076Russian TV Videotapes (17 tapes)1988-1990204-0763/4" Videocassettes304-076The Moslems of Eastern Europe: The Balkans
(9/17/77)1977304-076Years of Turmoil and Revolution I
(7/28/78)1978304-076Years of Innovation and Control II
(8/28/78)1978304-076Praxis and Democracy in Yugoslavia
(10/14/83)1983304-076World Focus: Future of Marxism in Yugoslavia and
Eastern Europe (6/1/88)1988304-076Latin American Studies
Program304-076Publicity304-076LAS Newsletters2000-2004304-076History of Latin American
Studies1989-1998304-076Chronology of LAS Events1989-2001304-076Program Flyers (Events &
Conferences)1989-2002304-076National Resource
Center304-076Subject Series304-076Emergency Funding Request1991304-076Performance Report1990-1991304-076U.S. Department of Education1990304-076Performance Reports1989-1990304-076FLAS Continuation Application to
DOE1991304-076Proposal1991-1994304-076Final Report for DOE1990-1991304-076Annual Report1989-1990304-076Proposal1989-1990304-076Budget1989-1990304-076Performance Report1988-1989304-076U.S. Department of Education1989304-076Budget - Correspondence - REUU
Center1988-1989304-076Revisions1988-1989304-076Correspondence with DOE re: 1988-1991
Grant1988-1991304-076Proposal1988-1991304-076Center Proposal1987-1988304-076Budget Proposal - Washington
State1987-1993404-076Performance Report - Working
File1986-1987404-076Proposal (Master)1986-1987404-076Budget - Correspondence - REUU
Center1985-1986404-076Center Proposal1985-1988404-076Center Proposal1984-1985404-076Budget and Budget Reports - REUU
1984-1985404-076Proposal Comments1983-1985404-076Budget - Budget Reports1983-1984404-076Budget - Correspondence - REUU 1983-1984404-076NDEA Performance Report - Final - REUU
Center 1983-1984404-076Center Proposal - Worksheet - REUU
1983-1985404-076NDEA Performance Report - Final - REUU
1982-1983404-076Center Proposal1982-1983504-076Budget Proposal - Work File1982-1983504-076Report1982504-076NDEA Performance Report - Final - REUU
1981-1982504-076Center Proposal1981-1983504-076NDEA Center Proposal and FLAS
Fellowship1980-1981504-076NDEA Performance Report - Final1979-1980504-076NRC Proposal1978-1979504-076NRC Performance Report1976-1977Accession No. 24-042: University of Washington, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies records, approximately 1956-20055.12 cubic feet (4 boxes, including 17
videocassettes and 3 film reels; and 1 oversize folder)
Scope and Content: Documentation gathered for a history of the Jackson School.
Includes photocopied correspondence, research notes, audiovisual recordings,
publications, quarterly course listings administrative files, and
photographs.
Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access for paper-based materials.
Analog and digital media is closed until evaluated.
Restrictions on Use: Public Records—not subject to copyright. Copying, quotation,
publication and other uses are unrestricted if records are open for public
release.
Acquisition Info: Transferred by Beverly L Winner-Coates, 2013-06-07
124-042Correspondenceundated
Scope and Content: Includes photocopies of original correspondence regarding the
history of the Jackson School. The date range for these letters is
approximately 1895 to 1968. Folders are typically labeled by subject and year
range. Some letters are annotated or otherwise flagged with researcher
notes.
224-042Handbooks1982-1999
Scope and Content: Includes course offering handbooks from 1982 to 1999.
324-042Miscellaneousapproximately 1956-2005
Scope and Content: Includes course offering handbooks from 2000-2005, subject
files, clippings, publications, annual reports, and administrative files.
424-042Mediaapproximately 1982-2002 17 videocassettes and 3 film reels
Scope and Content: Includes a letter regarding an included 1972 Henry Jackson
Campaign film reel.
OS Folder 124-042Photographsundated
Scope and Content: Includes photographs of Henry Jackson, George E, Taylor, and
others. Also includes an unattributed autobiographical note.
Accession No. 24-043: University of Washington, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies records, approximately 1950-19980.56 cubic feet (2 boxes)
Scope and Content: Jackson School pamphlets and brochures, newsletters, program
reviews, photographs, publications, and administrative files related to the
remodeling of Thomson Hall.
Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access.
Restrictions on Use: Public Records—not subject to copyright. Copying, quotation,
publication and other uses are unrestricted if records are open for public
release.
Acquisition Info: Collected by Felicia Hecker, and transferred by Emma Delapré, UW
Middle East Center, 2024-04-22
1/124-043The Jackson Report1984-19981/224-043The Thomas Tattler V.1 n.119961/324-043Jackson School Information Books1991-19951/424-043Specifications for Thomas Hall (Final Review Set
#6)19781/524-043Building Project Program: Thomas Hall
Remodel19761/624-043Information Booklets1956-19961/724-043"China Journey, A Diar of Six Months in Western Inland
China 1917," Chester Fritz19811/824-043Photographsapproximately 1979
Scope and Content: Includes black and white photographic prints related to Chester
Fritz, H. Schieberth, and other subjects. Includes correspondence between the
UW China Program Secretary and UW Media Services requesting photograph
reproductions.
2/124-043Ten Year Program Report, 1 of 219562/224-043Ten Year Program Report, 2 of 219562/324-043Expenditure CodesMost Frequently Used in Monthly
Financial Reports approximately 1950-1960