A Collection-level Description for the Papers of E. A. WhelanTABLE OF CONTENTS |
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A Collection-level Description for the Papers of E. A. Whelan
Return to the Table of Contents Administrative/Biographical HistoryE. A. Whelan was a member of the International Marxist Group between 1970 and 1974. The records listed below were accumulated during his period of membership. Reference: John Callaghan British Trotskyism : theory and practice (Oxford : B. Blackwell, 1984). Return to the Table of Contents Scope and ContentThe papers include International Marxist Group minutes and related documents of the National Committee, 1970-1974; internal discussion bulletins, 1967-73; letters to members/notes to organisers, 1970-4; correspondence and leaflets, 1968-73; pamphlets, 1970-4; North-West region, minutes, reports and leaflets, 1971-3, including material concerning the 1972 Manchester Engineering dispute; London International Marxist Group, internal documents, 1973; duplicated and printed materials issued by or relating to the Irish Solidarity Movement, 1970-1972. International, (theoretical journal of the International Marxist Group), 1968-1974 Rank and file trade unionists, various publications including some pamphlets produced in conjunction with the International Socialism Group; Intercontinental Press,1970-4; Socialist Workers' Party (USA) Discussion Bulletin, 1939-1973 Socialist Workers' Party (USA) International Information Bulletin,1945-74. (The Socialist Workers' Party International Information Bulletin has been de facto since 1963 and de jure since 1972 the Internal Discussion Bulletin of the Fourth International, United Sectariat); United Sectariat Fourth International report of the 1972 Fact Finding Commission on the International Marxist Group. Return to the Table of Contents System of ArrangementThe papers have been kept in the order in which they were received. Return to the Table of Contents Immediate Source of AcquisitionThis collection was purchased by the Centre from E. A. Whelan in 1975. Appraisal, Destruction, SchedulingNo appraisal or destruction or scheduling has taken place. AccrualsFurther deposits are not expected. Access ConditionsThere are no restrictions on access to these papers. Copyright/ReproductionThere are no restrictions on the use of this archive, apart from the requirements of copyright law. Return to the Table of Contents Other finding aidsA copy of this collection-level is available in paper format in the Centre's searchroom. A detailed file list is available in paper format in the Centre's searchroom and at the National Register of Archives in London and in Chadwyck-Healey's National Inventory of Documentary Sources. An authority record exists for E. A. Whelan (GB 0152 AAR1982), Bob Purdie (GB 0152 AAR 0973), Chris Bambery (GB 0152 AAR1604), the Fourth International (GB 0152 AAR 1627), the International Group (GB 0152 AAR1581), the International Socialist Group (GB 0152 AAR1580), the International Marxist Group (GB 0152 AAR1628), the Socialist Workers Party (GB 0152 AAR0723) Related Units of DescriptionFor further details see the International Marxist Group papers (MSS.128) and the Chris Bambery/International Marxist Group papers (MSS.419). For more information on British Trotskyism see also Colin Barker: International Socialist papers (MSS.152), D.D. Harber papers (MSS.151), Maitland/Sara papers (MSS.15), Harry Wicks papers (MSS.102) and Bob Purdie papers (MSS.149). All these collections are held at the Centre. The Labour History Archive and Study Centre at the John Rylands University Library of Manchester, holds the papers of the Communist Party of Great Britain and the Labour Party. Both collections include material on the Ultra Left. Return to the Table of Contents Index Headings
Fourth International International Group International Marxist Group Socialist Workers Party Whelan E. A. fl. 1970s Trotskyist
Communism Great Britain Communist revisionism Great Britain Marxian economics Trotsky, Leon 1879-1940 Influence Return to the Table of Contents |