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Material such as correspondence, drafts, referee reports, reviews, and reprints of Shubik's published and unpublished writing. Organized into six subseries: Indexed Papers; Cowles Papers; Articles, Book Chapters, and Other Papers; Books; Referee Reports; and Unidentified Papers.

Copies, reprints, drafts, notes, and other documents associated with Scarf's published works. These include reprints and copies of published journal articles and book chapters, contributions to festschrift volumes, and documents from his referee activity for academic journals and publishers.

Includes short stories, proposals for television pilots and sample scripts, and drafts and published versions of Korda's novel Having it all, along with an unpublished book-length manuscript.

Material such as correspondence, drafts, and reviews that relate to Schwartz's published and unpublished writings. Organized into two subseries: Articles, Chapters, and Books and Referee Reports.

Organized into two subseries: Writings by North, organized by title, and Writings by Others, organized alphabetically by the author's last name. Folders contain published articles, chapters, reports, drafts of essays and articles, and research notes by North and other authors. In some cases, occasional correspondence or revision notes are attached to drafts or chapters. Topics include economic development and growth, international economic policies, and economic history.

A portion of Mayer's many articles and published works, which include both final versions (some photocopies, some offprints) as well as drafts and research for various articles. Subjects include monetary policy, bank regulation, ethics, methodology, and other topics in economics. Arranged alphabetically by title.

Writings contains drafts, appendices and other items related to Frank Joseph Mitchell's 2006 paper, "The 1954 Firing of Max Wicker and Two Other North Carolina Student Directors, Jimmy Ray and J.C. Herrin." The bound paper is included at the end of the series.

Most of the works in this series are drafts and typescripts of novels by Corley, some including cover art or other illustrations. The Writings Series also includes clippings about Corley's work; correspondence between Corley, his editors and publishers; and personal corerspondence with family and friends.

Material related to Treynor's published and unpublished writings, such as annotated drafts, proofs, reprints, notes, graphs, transparencies, and correspondence. He published four articles under two pen names—deceased economists Walter Bagehot (1971, 1972) and Alf(red) Marshall (1971, 1974)—for reasons unknown. He mostly wrote without a coauthor, but there are three files with economist Fischer Black, two with financial analyst Robert Ferguson, and two with corporate law professor Lynn Stout. Additionally, four files include annotations or regression analysis from his daughter Wendy Treynor, who double majored in economics and mathematics at Georgetown University before pursuing a career in social psychology.

Material related to Fisher's articles, books, and reviews. Organized into four subseries: Articles and Essays, Miscellaneous Notes and Reviews, Books (which includes his Collected Works), and Work with Karl Shell.

This series contains drafts of published and unpublished novels, short stories, and other writings.

Contains manuscripts, notes, notebooks, and journals kept by Peslikis. The Manuscripts subseries includes writings by people other than Peslikis which directly impacted her work, as well as drafts and outlines of Peslikis's publications. Notes, notebooks, and journals were all penned by Peslikis.

This series contains drafts and manuscripts of Bengis's works I Have Come Here to Be Alone, Metro Stop Dostoevsky, and drafts of her unpublished novel, In the Time of Lily Wilson. Also contains short stories, non-fiction pieces, poetry, unfinished and unidentified drafts.

The Writings series includes conference papers and other articles by Cook; his research on Benjamin E. Mays, former president of Morehouse College; and a set of articles by others, edited by Cook, celebrating Mays. These articles were published in 2009 as "Benjamin E. Mays: His Life, Contributions, and Legacy". Articles and essays by Cook discuss black education, the civil rights movement, black power, and desegregation; he also writes about the lives and legacies of Benjamin E. Mays and Reinhold Niebuhr.

The Writings Series contains drafts and copies of reviews, written by Bart, of articles and books published by various authors; drafts of Bart's book, Stopping Rape: Successful Survival Strategies, and other papers related to the book's publication; drafts and published copies of articles and academic papers written by Bart; and other materials related to her writings, including book contracts, reprint requests, and reviews of her work.

Drafts and published copies of research papers and academic articles written by Prescott and coauthors, including his 1964 dissertation "Adaptive Decision Rules for Macro Economic Planning," as well as writings with corecipient of the Nobel Prize, Finn E. Kydland. Arranged chronologically by publication date.

The writings series is broken into three sub-series. The first sub-series is for short-form writings, mostly articles and essays written for a variety of publications beginning in the 1970s and continuing through the 2020s, particularly the Women's Project publication Transformation. Most files contain multiple drafts of the works, including both Pharr's copy and the published copy when available. The Long-form subseries is dedicated to drafts, edits, artwork, and proofs of Pharr's books. The Professional writing materials sub-series contains correspondence about writing, publications citing Pharr, working notebooks, information about book release and advertising, translations of her work, and reviews of Pharr's books. Also included are a few files documenting her time at various writer's residencies.

Materials related to Aoki's research such as drafts, notes, articles, books, and correspondence concerning his work.

Organizede into three subseries: Papers, Reports, and Reviews. Papers contains drafts, notes, and published versions of papers that Freeman delivered at conferences or wrote for various journals, edited volumes, and institutions. Reports contains assessments that he prepared for various state and federal agencies. Reviews primarily contains his published reviews of articles and books written by other economists.

Series consists of drafts of published and unblished essays, articles, speeches, and reviews written by Raymond Gavins. Also contains related correspondence, book reviews, and some research materials.

Material such as drafts, proofs, reprints, contracts, reviews, and correspondence related to Atkinson's published and unpublished writings. The primary subjects are economic inequality and poverty measurements, income and wealth distribution, public and welfare economics, taxation design, top incomes, and UK and European social policy. The primary coauthors are François Bourguignon, Andrea Brandolini, Alan Harrison, John Micklewright, Salvatore Morelli, and Nicholas Stern. Organized into two subseries: Articles, Book Chapters, and Other Papers and Books.

Papers and speeches written by Klein for journals, newspapers, and congressional testimony. Arranged chronologically.

This series includes published books, published articles, several draft manuscripts, and correspondence between Anne Pickford and American publishing companies including Little Brown Publishing, Beacon Publishing, Gambit, and Harper & Row.

This series includes drafts and published versions of Fleming's speeches, journal articles, essays, and books. Speeches range from personal tributes to academic lectures, and are arranged alphabetically by title. Dates and any additional information are included when known. Fleming's Academic Writings include his dissertation and subsequent versions of his research on Burke County, N.C., as well as research and articles on affirmative action, African American culture and history, and museum leadership. The Fiction Writings contains drafts of A Summer Remembered, a partly-autobiographical novel published by Fleming.