University of Dundee Archives

(1-14) Correspondence relating to A.D. Campbell's participation in a BBC radio discussion of the Catto Committee Report

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

On financial relations between Scotland and the rest of the U.K., broadcast Includes transcript of introduction to the Report by Lord Catto and of the discussion between A.K. Cairncross and A.D. Campbell, plus issue of Radio Times containing announcement of programme's transmission.

(1-14) Draft reviews of Economics for Students by Leo T. Little and Descriptive Economics by C.D. Harbury prepared for the Accountants' Magazine. [Typescript] [5pp].

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Includes related correspondence between A.D. Campbell and C.D. Harbury and the Accountants' Publishing Co. Ltd, Edinburgh, January-September 1957.

(1-14) 'Should Scotland have her own Parliament?'

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3-20 March 1950

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Correspondence and papers relating to A.D. Campbell's participation in debate broadcast on the BBC radio programme Taking Stock, 2 March 1950. Includes transcript of debate and miscellaneous related press cuttings.

(1-16) Typed and Manuscript on revenue and expenditure in the U.K..

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Also includes: Manucript notes regarding economic costs of political independence for Scotland. n.d. [1967-1968]. 'Economic Questions on Changes in Scottish Government'. Paper by D.J. Robertson, 1968 [Typescript] [4pp] with letter of enclosure to Gordon F. Hendry, 13 March 1968.

(1-2) E. Montgomery, Director of Information, Stormont Castle, Belfast, to the editor of the Scottish Journal of Political Economy [A.K. Cairncross]. Encloses review copy of An Economic Survey of Northern Ireland, (not deposited). Includes later note, ...

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

(1-2) E. Montgomery, Director of Information, Stormont Castle, Belfast, to the editor of the Scottish Journal of Political Economy [A.K. Cairncross]. Encloses review copy of An Economic Survey of Northern Ireland, (not deposited). Includes later note, 18 August 1957, from unidentified sender, to A.D. Campbell. Requests that Campbell review the book.

Encloses review copy of An Economic Survey of Northern Ireland, (not deposited). Includes later note, 18 August 1957, from unidentified sender, to A.D. Campbell. Requests that Campbell review the book.

(1-2) Glasgow, John [Highet] to 'Archie' [Campbell]. Gives some titles of Nationalist literature.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Includes notes enclosing 'a complimentary copy of the thing on the Scottish Home Service'. [Not deposited].

(1-2) Printed review of The Social Accounts of the Welsh Economy, 1948-1952, edited by E. Niven, n.d., extracted from Economica.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

(1-3) A.K. Cairncross, University of Glasgow, to A.D. Campbell.

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2 February 1954

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Concerns the resumption of a seminar on the theory of wages.

(1-3) A.K. Cairncross, University of Glasgow, to A.D. Campbell. Concerns proposals for a volume of essays on the subject of the Scottish Economy.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Concerns proposals for a volume of essays on the subject of the Scottish Economy.

(1-3) Draft review of British Public Utilities by John Frederick Sleeman, with related correspondence, [MS] [7pp]

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

(1-3) E.H.V. McDougall, Secretary of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland. Edinburgh, to A.D. Campbell.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Encloses three reports of free trade published by Glasgow Junior Chamber of Commerce [not deposited]. Includes copy of A.D. Campbell's reply to McDougall, 22 July, 1958.

(1-3) 'Notes for the Chancellor of the Exchequer's visit to Scotland

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11-15 July 1966-67

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Economic advantages of integration within the United Kingdom', n.d., [typescript] [6pp] with table 'Expenditure per head of population 1966-1967'. [1p]

(1-32) Typed and Manuscript notes and tables presenting figures of U.K. National Income and Production, with some international comparisons, 1965-1968. Tables relating to US investment in the UK, 1955.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Also includes copy of extract from The Scots Independent, 23 March 1968, regarding Scotland's share of UK defence expenditure. [Typescript] [1p] [With Manuscript note] [1p]. Manuscript memo containing communication between A.D. Campbell and E.H. Thompson regarding war pensions, 29 March 1968.

1320 Club Symposium, 'The Political and Economic Meaning of Devolution', held in the University of Glasgow.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Includes programme of events, account of proceedings [Typescript] [13pp] and constitution and list of aims of the 1320 Club.

(1-4) Correspondence between A.D. Campbell and A. Noakes, Registrar, Estate Duty Office, Edinburgh.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

This concerns the accountability for estate duty of Scots domiciled in other countries at time of death.

(1-4) Correspondence between A.D. Campbell and A. Noakes, Registrar, Estate Duty Office, Edinburgh.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Concerning the accountability for estate duty of Scots domiciled in other countries at time of death.

(1-5) E.H.V. McDougall, Secretary of the Accountants' Publishing Co. Ltd, Edinburgh, to A.D. Campbell.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Encloses letter to McDougall, 11 June 1958, from W. Ingelby, Glasgow, with article by Ingelby, 'Free Trade in Perspective: the Historical Background', which he is submitting for publication in The Accountants' Magazine. Includes McDougall's reply to Ingelby, 16 June 1958, and A.D. Campbell's reply to McDougall, 20 June 1958, confirming that Ingelby's article follows different lines from Campbell's own proposed address.

(1-5) 'Estimated Scottish Production in 1935'. Notes and tables, n.d. [Typescript]

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Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

(1-7) Notes and draft review of The Affluent Society by J.K. Galbraith . [Typescript] [6pp] Includes review of said book in the Times

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18 September 1958

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

(1-9) 'Should Scotland have her own Parliament?' Correspondence relating to AD. Campbell's participation in debate broadcast on the BBC radio programme Scottish Opinion.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Includes related newspaper cuttings, 7 and 21 April 1950, plus issue of Radio Times containing announcement of programme's transmission.

After the Credit Squeeze'. Article by Anthony Tube, Chairman of Barclay's Bank, in unidentified Sunday newspaper.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Articles [3] in The Scotsman concerning recent Government figures on the Scottish economy.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Banks in the National Economy'. Article in The Scotsman

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

with earlier typescript draft, [4pp], and related correspondence between A.D. Campbell and the editor of Supplement Division of The Scotsman, February-March 1959.

Britain and Europe: Our Biggest Chance'. Article by Alan Day in The Observer.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

Commission on the Constitution: Written Evidence, 5, Scotland.

Part of Professor Archibald Duncan Campbell, Professor of Applied Economics

The Crowther/Kilbrandon Commission set up to examine the present functions of the central legislature and government in relation to the several countries, nations and regions of the UK. H.M.S.O.

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