Finding Aid for the Michael D. Intriligator Papers LSC.2323
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Title: Michael D. Intriligator papers
Creator:
Intriligator, Michael D. , 1938-2014
Identifier/Call Number: LSC.2323
Physical Description:
36.6 Linear Feet
(89 boxes, 3 shoe boxes, and 1 flat box) and 0.044 GB (2,432 digital files)
Date (inclusive): 1962-2012
Abstract: Michael D. Intriligator was an American economist. He joined the UCLA faculty in 1963 as an assistant professor of economics,
and later held appointments in political science and policy studies. His research interests were mathematical economic theory,
strategy and arms control, peace and security, nuclear proliferation, and health care reform. The papers span 1962-2012 and
include professional correspondence, in both paper and digital formats; research notes and files; authored articles, conference
speeches and presentations; materials related to book publications; as well as lecture notes and course syllabi and related
documentation. This collection also includes correspondence, memos, reports, and promotional materials related to Intriligator's
work as director of the UCLA Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium, the UCLA Center for International and Strategic
Affairs (CISA), the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations, and a Senior Fellow at the Milken Institute.
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Source of Acquisition
Devrie Intriligator; Gift; 2015
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Biography
Michael D. Intriligator was an American economist at UCLA, where he taught in the economics, political studies, and policy
studies departments. Born on February 5, 1938 in Freeport, New York, Intriligator received a Bachelor in Science degree in
economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1959, a Master's degree in economics from Yale University
in 1960, and a PhD in economics from MIT in 1963.
Intriligator joined the UCLA faculty in 1963 as an assistant professor of economics, with later joint appointments in political
science and policy studies. His research interests were mathematical economic theory, strategy and arms control, peace and
security, nuclear proliferation, and health care reform. His 1971 book,
Mathematical Optimization and Economic Theory, brought previously inaccessible mathematical techniques into the mainstream field. He also coedited the
Handbook of Economics (1980-2004) book series and coauthored
Climate Change and the Energy Problem (2012).
Intriligator served as director of the UCLA Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium on Mathematics in the Behavioral Sciences
from 1977-1999, and as co-director from 1999-2013. He was also director of the UCLA Center for International and Strategic
Affairs (CISA) from 1982-1992 and director of the Burkle Center for International Relations from 2000-2002. Along with this
work at UCLA, Intriligator was also a Senior Fellow at the Milken Institute in Santa Monica, a Senior Fellow of the Gorbachev
Foundation of North America, a Foreign Member of the Russian Academy of Science, and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
He was married to Devrie Intriligator, a space physicist at the Carmel Research Center in Santa Monica. Intriligator passed
away on June 23, 2014 in Los Angeles.
Scope and Content
This collection consists of materials related to the professional research and scholarship, as well as teaching career of
economist Michael D. Intriligator, a UCLA professor within the Departments of Economics, Political Science, and Public Policy.
His research interests were mathematical economic theory, strategy and arms control, peace and security, nuclear proliferation,
and health care reform. The papers include professional correspondence, in both paper and digital formats; research notes
and files; authored articles, conference speeches and presentations; materials related to book publications; as well as lecture
notes and course syllabi and related documentation. This collection also includes correspondence, memos, reports, and promotional
materials related to Intriligator's work as director of the UCLA Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium, the UCLA Center
for International and Strategic Affairs (CISA), the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations, and a Senior Fellow at
the Milken Institute.
Organization and Arrangement
This collection has been arranged in the following series:
- Series 1: Correspondence, 1987-2011
- Series 2: Professional scholarship, 1963-2009
- Subseries 2.1: Research materials, 1963-2007
- Subseries 2.2: Articles, papers, and presentations, 1963-2009
- Subseries 2.3: Book publications, 1963-2008
- Series 3: Teaching and university affairs, 1962-2012
- Subseries 3.1: Administrative and biographical, 1965-2009
- Subseries 3.2: Courses, 1962-2008
- Subseries 3.3: Marschak Colloquium, 1962-2012
- Subseries 3.4: Center for International and Strategic Affairs, 1980-1994
- Subseries 3.5: Burkle Center for International Relations, 1998-2009
- Subseries 3.6: Milken Institute, 1992-2007
- Series 4: Born-digital materials, 1997-2011
Subjects and Indexing Terms
United States -- Foreign relations -- Soviet Union.
Arms race.
Nuclear energy -- Government policy.
Economists -- United States -- Archives.
Intriligator, Michael D. , 1938-2014 -- Archives
University of California, Los Angeles. Department of Economics--Faculty -- Archives
Series 1: Correspondence
1987-2011
Scope and Content
This series is composed of professional correspondence between Intriligator and colleagues at UCLA, other universities, as
well as national and international organizations and policy institutions. Topics include administrative functions, conference
travel planning, research and publication discussions, and articles revisions. Many of the paper materials are printouts of
email correspondence--duplications may exist between paper in this series and digital files in Series 4. The series is organized
by date.
box 1, folder 1-2
Correspondence.
1987-1989
box 1, folder 3
Correspondence.
1990-1991
box 2, folder 1-7, box 1, folder 6-7
box 4, folder 1-2, box 3, folder 1-6
box 4, folder 3
Correspondence.
2000-2003
box 4, folder 6
Correspondence.
2002-2003
box 4, folder 7-8, box 5, folder 1-6
box 6, folder 1-2, box 5, folder 6-7
box 6, folder 3-4
Correspondence.
2005-2006
Series 2: Professional scholarship
1963-2009
Scope and Content
This series contains materials related to Intriligator's professional scholarship, including research, papers and presentations,
articles, and book publications. Intriligator wrote and presented extensively on issues related to nuclear policy, arms races
and control, terrorism, globalization, health policy, and US relations with the Soviet Union and Russia. The materials include
correspondence, drafts, reviews, event promotional materials, publisher contracts and royalty statements, and other administrative
documents. Files within each subseries are organized alphabetically by title or subject.
Subseries 2.1: Research materials.
1963-2007
Scope and Content
This subseries contains Intriligator's handwritten notes on various economic theories and mathematical economics concepts,
as well as research materials relating to various topics he wrote extensively on including arms races and control, nuclear
policy, and the Soviet Union and Russia. Early research on arms races and deterrence, as well as nuclear policy was funded
by the RAND Corporation. Other funding agencies include the National Science Foundation (NSF), UC Council on Research, as
well as the North American Rockwell and other private funding agencies and donors.
box 7, folder 1-4, box 6, folder 7-8
Handwritten notes: General economics.
circa 1963-1978
box 8, folder 1-6, box 9, folder 1-8, box 7, folder 1-2, box 10, folder 1-6, box 11, folder 1-5
Handwritten notes: A-Z.
undated
box 11, folder 6
Academic Border Crossing.
circa 2001
box 11, folder 7-10, box 12, folder 1-5
Arms races and arms control.
1963-1985
Scope and Content
Includes reports and documents published through research carried out in consultation with the RAND Corporation.
box 12, folder 6
Civil military strategies.
1965
Scope and Content
Includes reports and documents published through research carried out in consultation with the RAND Corporation.
box 12, folder 7
Computational Working Group.
1999
box 12, folder 8
Council on Research.
2000
box 12, folder 10
Econometric model building.
1970, 1990
box 13, folder 6
Middle East and Russia.
2001
box 14, folder 1, box 13, folder 7-9
North American Rockwell Project.
1970-1974
box 14, folder 2-4
Nuclear weapons policy.
1975-2004
box 14, folder 5-8
Programme for Promoting Nuclear Non-Proliferation.
1989-1998
box 14, folder 9
Research and Development Output.
1974
box 15, folder 1-8
Russia-Soviet Union.
1992-2007
box 16, folder 4
Teaching and research.
1966
Scope and Content
Report on study for the United State Air Force and the RAND Corporation that considered some aspects of the allocation of
scientific effort between teaching and research.
box 16, folder 5
Wealth distribution.
1976 August
box 16, folder 6-7
Weapons of mass destruction and terrorism.
2004
Subseries 2.2: Articles, papers, and presentations.
1963-2009
Scope and Content
This subseries contains drafts, final versions, presentation slides, correspondence, and promotional materials for articles
and papers authored by Intriligator for publication and presentation at conferences and workshops done locally and internationally.
box 17, folder 1
Allied Social Science Association.
1988 December
box 17, folder 2
American Economic Review.
1966-1967
box 17, folder 3
American German Roundtable.
1993
box 17, folder 4
American Health Lawyers Association.
1999 March
box 17, folder 5
American Statistical Association.
1970
box 18, folder 1-3, box 17, folder 6-17
box 19, folder 1-11, box 20, folder 1-12, box 18, folder 4-13
box 20, folder 14
Baltic States.
1997 October
box 21, folder 1-2
Behavioral sciences.
circa 1990-1992
box 21, folder 4
Brand name prescription drugs antitrust litigation.
1998 May
box 21, folder 6
California Republic Conference.
2001 February
box 21, folder 7-8
Center for Economic Design.
1998, 2000
box 21, folder 10
Conferencia Sobre Transicion y Consolidacion Democraticas.
2001
box 21, folder 12
Concept of Peace Divided.
2000 May 28
box 22, folder 5
Cooperative Models in International Relations.
1998
box 21, folder 13
Copenhagen Conference: Accidental Nuclear War.
1990-1991
box 22, folder 1-4
Copenhagen Consensus.
2003-2004
box 22, folder 6
Corporate restructuring.
1998
box 23, folder 1
Council on Foreign Relations.
1989
box 23, folder 2
Countering bioterrorism.
2002
box 23, folder 4-9
Defence economics.
1978-1992
box 23, folder 10-12, box 24, folder 1-3
box 24, folder 6
East-West Conflict.
1987-1989
box 25, folder 1-4, box 24, folder 7-9
box 27, folder 1-3, box 25, folder 5-11, box 30, folder 5-6, box 26, folder 1-23
Economics: General topics.
1963-2004
box 28, folder 1-8, box 27, folder 4-9
Economists Against the Arms Race.
1985-2004
box 29, folder 4
Enlargement of the European Union.
1999 February
box 29, folder 5
European Meeting of the Econometric Society.
1988 August-September
box 29, folder 6-8
Eytan Sheshinski project.
1980-1989
box 29, folder 9
Financial economic crisis.
2009
box 29, folder 10
FISCIT-LINK Teleconference.
1992 June 29
box 30, folder 1, box 29, folder 11
box 30, folder 4
General theory of planning.
1980-1995
box 30, folder 8
German American Roundtable and Rice University visit.
1987 September
box 30, folder 9
Global Cooperation for a Better World.
1988-1989
box 30, folder 10-12, box 31, folder 1-12
Global security.
1978-2008
box 32, folder 1-5, box 31, folder 13-15
box 32, folder 6
Gorbachev Foundation.
1999 March
box 32, folder 7-8
Guerilla warfare.
1989, 1992
box 32, folder 9-13, box 33, folder 1-12
box 33, folder 13
House of Representatives hearing.
1977
box 33, folder 14
Heuristic decision rules.
undated
box 34, folder 3-4
Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation.
2001-2002
box 34, folder 1-2, box 33, folder 16-17
Integrative Graduate Education Research and Traineeship (IGERT).
1998-2004
box 34, folder 5
Interdisciplinary Dimensions and Economic Analysis.
1985-1986
box 34, folder 6
International Association of University Presidents.
1990-1992
box 34, folder 7
International Defence Economics Defence Association.
1987-1991
box 34, folder 8-9
International Economic Association.
1983, 1992
box 34, folder 10
International Institute for Strategic Studies.
1991-1992
box 34, folder 11
International Monetary Fund.
1997
box 34, folder 12
International policy: Cooperation.
circa 1988-1989
box 34, folder 13-14
International regimes.
circa 1983-1988
box 34, folder 15
International Studies Association.
1998 March 18
box 35, folder 1
Istituto Affari Internazionali.
2002
box 35, folder 10
Mathematical social sciences.
1992
box 35, folder 11-15, box 36, folder 1
box 36, folder 2-5
Middle East.
circa 1989-1996
box 36, folder 6
Military industrial complex.
circa 1986
box 36, folder 7
Milken Institute Review.
1999 November
box 36, folder 9-10
Moscow conferences.
1991, 2000
box 36, folder 11
National Institute of Defense, Japan.
1995
box 36, folder 12
New School of Athens.
2008
box 36, folder 13-14
Nonlinear programming.
1987
box 38, folder 1-5, box 36, folder 15-17, box 37, folder 1-18
Nuclear policy.
1977-2006
box 38, folder 6-8
Parnu conference, Estonia.
1992-1998
box 38, folder 9-10
Peace and pacifism.
1990, 1996
box 38, folder 11
Pews meeting, Washington DC.
1990 October 4
box 38, folder 12
Pharmaceutical economics.
1996 May
box 38, folder 13
Planning National Defense Technology.
1990 August
box 38, folder 14-15
Plato Society.
1997, 2000
box 39, folder 3
Public decision making.
1986
box 39, folder 4-6
Pugwash Conference.
1983-1989
box 42, folder 1-7, box 41, folder 1-11, box 40, folder 1-15, box 39, folder 8-18
Russia-Soviet Union.
1987-2000
box 42, folder 8
Southern California Consortium on International Studies.
2001 April
box 42, folder 9
Space Future Forum.
1987 October
box 42, folder 10
Star Wars missile defense system.
circa 1985
box 42, folder 11
Strasbourg Colloquium.
1980
box 43, folder 1, box 42, folder 14
Terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.
2000-2007
box 43, folder 2
"Third World Peace."
1988
box 43, folder 3
Toda Institute for Global Peace and Policy Research.
2002
box 43, folder 5-10
United Nations.
1990-2002
box 44, folder 1-6
United States economy.
circa 1976-2004
box 45, folder 1, box 44, folder 7-10
United States-Russia-Soviet Union relations.
1983-1992
box 45, folder 2-4
United States Soviet Cooperation in Africa.
1987-1991
box 45, folder 6
Wealth distribution.
1976
box 45, folder 7
Western Economic Association.
1988 July
box 45, folder 8
Western Management Science Institute.
1964
box 45, folder 9
Why Not Return to a 'Walk in The Woods?'
undated
box 45, folder 10
Wingspread Conference.
1990 December
Subseries 2.3: Book publications.
1963-2008
Scope and Content
This subseries contains materials related to book publications that Intriligator authored and/or edited, including the
Advanced Textbooks in Economics series (1974-1994),
Countering Terrorism and WMD (2006), and the
Handbooks in Economics series (1980-2004). The
Handbooks in Economics series was co-edited with fellow economist and Noble Prize winner Kenneth Arrow. A large portion of the materials are correspondence
with co-editors, publishers, and writers. The subseries also includes section drafts, publisher contracts, royalty statements,
publicity, and reviews. Intriligator's PhD dissertation is included in this subseries.
box 46, folder 1-8, box 45, folder 15-16
Advanced Textbooks in Economics: General and correspondence.
1974-1994
box 48, folder 1-6, box 47, folder 1-16, box 46, folder 9-17
Advanced Textbooks in Economics: Volumes 1-32
circa 1980-1994
box 49, folder 1-3, box 48, folder 7-11
Committee on the Undergraduate Program in Mathematics (CUPM)-Math Social Science Board (MSSB) Project.
1973-1974
box 49, folder 4
Contributions of Conflict Management.
2007-2008
box 49, folder 5
Countering Terrorism and WMD: Creating a Global Counter-Terrorism Network.
2004
box 49, folder 6
DC Heath and Company.
1989
box 50, folder 1-8, box 49, folder 7-8, box 51, folder 1-3
Econometric Models, Techniques, and Applications.
1975-1995
box 51, folder 4-5
Elsevier: Correspondence.
1988-2001
box 51, folder 6
Essays on Productivity and Savings, PhD dissertation.
1963
box 51, folder 7
Frontiers of Quantitative Economics.
1971-1975
box 54, folder 1-12, box 53, folder 1-11, box 52, folder 1-9, box 51, folder 8, box 56, folder 1, box 55, folder 1-9
Handbooks in Economics: Numerous volumes.
circa 1984-2004
box 56, folder 2-7
Handbooks in Economics: Publisher correspondence and royalty statements.
1990-2001
box 56, folder 8
Mathematical Concepts in Economics.
1979
box 57, folder 1-5, box 56, folder 9
Mathematical Optimization and Economic Theory.
1968-1997
box 57, folder 6
Principles of Macroeconomic Modeling.
2001
box 57, folder 7-9, box 58, folder 1
Problems in Mathematical Economics.
circa 1981-1983
box 58, folder 2
Publisher correspondence, publicity, and royalty statements.
1983-2001
box 58, folder 3
Spanish translations.
1985-1993
Series 3: Teaching and university affairs
1962-2012
Scope and Content
This series includes materials related to Intriligator's occupation as a faculty member predominantly at UCLA, including biographical
materials, course materials and syllabi, correspondence with colleagues and students, administrative and planning documents,
lectures and presentations delivered, and published work. There are also some materials from courses that Intriligator taught
at USC and CalTech, as well as materials from his activities with the Milken Institute in Santa Monica.
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Subseries 3.1: Administrative and biographical.
1965-2009
Scope and Content
This subseries contains materials documenting Intriligator's professional work, including curriculum vitae, business cards,
and UCLA departmental materials.
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box 58, folder 4-5
Biographical materials.
1999-2008
box 58, folder 6
Biographical materials: Devrie Intriligator.
undated
box 58, folder 7, box 59-61, box 62, folder 1-2
Business cards and rolodex.
undated
box 68, folder 3-5
UCLA: Council on Research.
1999-2001
box 63, folder 1-3, box 62, folder 6-7
UCLA: Economics Department administrative materials.
1986-2009
box 63, folder 4-7
UCLA: Faculty and professional activities.
1973-1999
box 64, folder 1-2, box 63, folder 8
UCLA: Faculty reviews.
1965-1987
box 64, folder 3
Los Angeles-St. Petersburg Sister City Committee.
1999-2000
box 64, folder 4
UCLA: Master of International Policy Degree Program.
1998
box 64, folder 5
"PA and MA Stuff"
circa 1990-1999
Scope and Content
2 unprocessed SuperDisks (.24 GB)
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
The library cannot provide access to the files contained in the SuperDisks due to lack of required hardware. For more information,
please contact the reference desk.
box 64, folder 6
Photographs: Conferences and events.
1970s-1980s, 1998
Subseries 3.2: Courses.
1962-2008
Scope and Content
This subseries contains course syllabi, lecture notes, administrative materials, and assignments from manly courses that Intriligator
taught at UCLA. There are also materials from courses taught at USC and CalTech from 1971-1974.
box 64, folder 7
UCLA: Economics course materials collected from other faculty.
1965-1976
box 65, folder 1-4
UCLA: Economics 100.
1962-1974
box 65, folder 5-14, box 66, folder 1-3
UCLA: Economics 101.
1969-1972
box 67, folder 1, box 66, folder 3-11
UCLA: Economics 103/Political Science 139.
1977-1994
box 67, folder 2
UCLA: Economics 135.
1964
box 67, folder 3
UCLA: Economics 143/Boston College: Economics 125.
1962-1965
box 67, folder 4-10
UCLA: Economics 144.
1964-1997
box 68, folder 1-5, box 67, folder 11
UCLA: Economics 145.
1966-1975
box 69, folder 1-9, box 68, folder 6-14
UCLA: Economics 147.
1973-1993
box 70, folder 1-7, box 69, folder 10
UCLA: Economics 200.
1992-1999
box 70, folder 8-11
UCLA: Economics 201.
1965-1974
box 71, folder 1
UCLA: Economics 203.
1988
box 71, folder 2-5
UCLA: Economics 242.
circa 1966-1967
box 71, folder 6-11
UCLA: Economics 243.
1965-1981
box 71, folder 12-13
UCLA: Economics 244.
1970-1978
box 71, folder 14-16, box 72, folder 1-9
UCLA: Economics 245.
1969-1972
box 73, folder 1-3, box 72, folder 10-14
UCLA: Economics 246.
1978-1987
box 73, folder 4-5
UCLA: Economics 248/Econometrics 2.
1975-1976
box 73, folder 6
UCLA: Economics 249.
1974
box 73, folder 7-8, box 74, folder 1
UCLA: Honors Collegium 190.
1982-1984
box 74, folder 2
UCLA: Library reserve texts.
undated
box 74, folder 3
UCLA: PhD Economics qualifying exams.
1974-1986
box 75, folder 1-3, box 74, folder 4-9
UCLA: Policy Studies M116/Honors Collegium M119.
1999-2008
box 75, folder 4
UCLA: Policy Studies 139.
2003
box 75, folder 5
UCLA: Public Health/Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy.
1998-1999
box 75, folder 6-8
CalTech: Economics 122 and 127.
1971
box 75, folder 9-10, box 76, folder 1-3
USC: Economics courses.
1972-1973
box 76, folder 4-6
USC: Economics Department administrative materials.
1972-1974
box 76, folder 7-8
USC: Social Science Research Institute-Public Systems Research Institute.
1972
Subseries 3.3: Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium on Mathematics and Behavioral Sciences.
1962-2012
Scope and Content
This subseries includes materials generated from the UCLA Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium on Mathematics in the
Behavioral Sciences. Intriligator was director of the Marschak Colloquium from 1977-1999, and co-director from 1999-2013.
The materials include annual reports, program calendars, correspondence within the department, correspondence to speakers,
publicity materials, presentations by Intriligator, and other administrative materials.
box 77, folder 1-7, box 76, folder 9-10
Administrative materials and correspondence.
1962-2001
box 77, folder 8
Advisory committee.
1997-1998
box 77, folder 9
Jacob Marschak's Economic Theory of Information.
1967-1969
box 78, folder 1
Jacob Marschak memorials and reminiscences.
1978
box 79, folder 1-10, box 78, folder 3-13
Speaker lists and correspondence.
1990-1999
box 79, folder 11
Annual documents and reports.
1965-1966
box 79, folder 12
Annual documents and reports.
1968-1969
box 79, folder 13
Annual documents and reports.
1974-1975
box 80, folder 1
Annual documents and reports.
1976-1978
box 80, folder 2
Annual documents and reports.
1978-1979
box 80, folder 3-4
Annual documents and reports.
1979-1980
box 80, folder 5, box 81, folder 1
Annual documents and reports.
1980-1981
box 81, folder 2-3
Annual documents and reports.
1981-1982
box 81, folder 4
Annual documents and reports.
1982-1983
box 81, folder 5-6
Annual documents and reports.
1983-1984
box 82, folder 1, box 81, folder 7
Annual documents and reports.
1984-1985
box 82, folder 2-3
Annual documents and reports.
1985-1986
box 82, folder 4
Annual documents and reports.
1986-1987
box 82, folder 5-6
Annual documents and reports.
1987-1988
box 83, folder 1-2, box 82, folder 7
Annual documents and reports.
1988-1989
box 83, folder 3-4
Annual documents and reports.
1989-1990
box 83, folder 5-6
Annual documents and reports.
1990-1991
box 83, folder 7-8
Annual documents and reports.
1991-1992
box 84, folder 1-2, box 83, folder 9
Annual documents and reports.
1992-1993
box 84, folder 3-4
Annual documents and reports.
1993-1994
box 84, folder 5-6
Annual documents and reports.
1994-1995
box 84, folder 7-8
Annual documents and reports.
1995-1996
box 84, folder 9-10
Annual documents and reports.
1996-1997
box 85, folder 1-4
Annual documents and reports.
1997-1998
box 85, folder 5-7
Annual documents and reports.
1998-1999
box 86, folder 1-2, box 85, folder 8
Annual documents and reports.
1999-2000
box 86, folder 3
Annual documents and reports.
2000-2001
box 86, folder 4
Annual documents and reports.
2001-2002
box 86, folder 5
Annual documents and reports.
2002-2003
box 86, folder 6-8
Annual documents and reports.
2003-2004
box 86, folder 9
Annual documents and reports.
2004-2005
box 87, folder 1
Annual documents and reports.
2005-2006
box 87, folder 2-3
Annual documents and reports.
2006-2007
box 87, folder 4-5
Annual documents and reports.
2007-2008
box 87, folder 6
Annual documents and reports.
2008-2009
box 87, folder 7
Annual documents and reports.
2009-2010
box 87, folder 8
Annual documents and reports.
2010-2011
box 87, folder 9
Annual documents and reports.
2011-2012
Subseries 3.4: Center for International and Strategic Affairs (CISA).
1980-1994
Scope and Content
Intriligator was director of CISA from 1982-1992. CISA promoted the study of international security, strategy, and arms control.
CISA was a predecessor to the Burkle Center for International Relations. Materials in this subseries include administrative
and planning documents related to specific events, research grant documents, research and article drafts and publications.
box 88, folder 1, box 87, folder 10-11
Overview and administrative materials.
1980, 1992
box 88, folder 2
Alcide de Gaspari Foundation.
1988
box 88, folder 3-5
Arms race-Disarmament.
1986-1988
box 88, folder 6-9, box 89, folder 1-2
Soviet Union-Russia.
1987-1994
box 89, folder 3-4
Wilton Park Joint Conference.
1989
Subseries 3.5: Burkle Center for International Relations.
1998-2009
Scope and Content
Intriligator was director of the UCLA Burkle Center for 2000-2002. The Burkle Center fosters research on and promotes discussion
of international relations, US foreign policy, and issues of global cooperation and conflict. Materials in this subseries
include administrative and planning documents related to specific events, including a visit from former President Jimmy Carter.
box 91, folder 1-2, box 90, folder 1-5, box 89, folder 7-8
Announcements, correspondence, memos and other administrative materials.
1998-2009
box 91, folder 3-4
Jimmy Carter visit speech and photographs.
circa 2000 November
Subseries 3.6: Milken Institute.
1992-2007
Scope and Content
This subseries includes materials created from the Milken Institute where Intriligator was a senior fellow since 1999. He
regularly wrote about and moderated panels on terrorism, Russia, and nuclear proliferation at the Milken Institute Global
Conference.
box 91, folder 7-8
Administrative materials.
1998-2001
box 91, folder 10
Correspondence.
1999-2000
box 92, folder 1-4
Milken Institute Global Conference.
1999-2007
Series 4: Born-digital materials
1997-2011
Processing Information
During appraisal of digital email correspondence files, Angel Diaz and Patricia Ciccone found that emails received after 2011
included no directed communication. The emails were all junk mail or from mailing lists, therefore all digital email files
received after 2011 have not been preserved. The original structure, naming, and contents of the material have been maintained.
Scope and Contents
This series contains an unprocessed laptop, as well as born-digital files taken from Intriligator's PC hard drive, including
materials related to published works, talks and presentations, Marschak Colloquium, the Milken Institute, and biographical
documents and images. It also includes email correspondence that is professional in nature, including correspondence between
colleagues at UCLA, economists, writing partners, publishers and others.
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
SERIES CONTAINS DIGITAL MATERIALS: Special equipment or further processing may be required for viewing. All requests to access
special collections material must be made in advance using the request button located on this page. Note request to see born-digital
materials in "Special Requests" box.
box 93
Unprocessed MacBook laptop computer.
undated
Scope and Content
Unprocessed Macbook laptop (80 GB)
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
The library cannot provide access to the files contained in the Macbook laptop due to lack of required hardware. For more
information, please contact the reference desk.
Laptop Reading Room laptop
PC hard drive files
2004-2008
Scope and Contents
0.019 GB (39 digital files) of drafts and final versions of articles, talks, and published works; presentation slides; course
materials, biographical materials; administrative materials; and images of Intriligator. Files formats are .pdf/a, .doc, .ppt,
and .tif.
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
CONTAINS DIGITAL MATERIALS: Special equipment or further processing may be required for viewing. All requests to access special
collections material must be made in advance using the request button located on this page. Note request to see born-digital
materials in "Special Requests" box.
Laptop Reading Room laptop
Email correspondence
1997-2011
Scope and Contents
0.025 GB (2,394 email files) Digital email correspondence files are organized by date and are in mbox file format.
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
CONTAINS DIGITAL MATERIALS: Special equipment or further processing may be required for viewing. All requests to access special
collections material must be made in advance using the request button located on this page. Note request to see emails in
"Special Requests" box.
