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Records of Dr. Pradip Sarbadhikari (1938-2020), professor of political science at Lakehead University from 1964 to 1999. The records reflect his teaching and research (including peace studies and Asian studies), as well as participation in international associations and conferences. Of particular note are records relating to participation in the Canadian International Development Agency's Centres of Excellence programme.

Pradip Ranjan Sarbadihkari was born in Calcutta, India, and also studied at London and Utrecht. He brought his family to Thunder Bay in 1964 to join the faculty of the new Lakehead University, and taught until retirement in 1999. These records were donated through the library probably shortly after his retirement.

1967-1969, Course Syllabi, Tests, and Assignments for: Communist Political Systems; Comparitive Foreign Policies; Introduction to International Relations; Introduction to Political Science; Sociology of International Peace & Violence; Course 3d6; and Course T3A.

1980-1985, Course Syllabi, Tests, and Assignments for: World Poltics and Canadian Policy; Politics and Society in the Third World; Comparative Foreign Policies; Law and Politics in Canada; Sociology of International Peace and Violence; International Law and Development; The Politics and Society of Bengal; Introduction to Political Studies; Studies in Twentieth Century Revolutions Programme; Issues in Canadian and Comparative Law; Introduction to International Relations; and World Politics.

Undated Course Syllabi, Tests and Assignments for: Political studies 4101, Introduction to Political Science, Introduction to International Relations, Political Studies 3a6, Comparitive Foreign Policies, and Understanding Our Society.

1970-1979, Course Syllabi, Tests, and Assignments for: Marxism Existentialism and Humanism; World Politics and Candian Policy; Introduction to Political Science; Introduction to International Relations; Comparative Foreign Policies; Canadian Public Administration; Introduction to Political Studies; Introduction to Comparitive Government; and Politics and Society in the Third World.

1962-1974, 1985-1998, Some Undated, Student essays "saved for excellency"

1985-1990, Course Syllabi, Tests, and Assignments for: World Politics; Politics and Society in the Third World; Law and Politics of International Economic Relations; Comparative and Candian Foreign Policy; Sociology of International Peace and Violence; The Analysis of Political Change; Introduction to Political Studies; International Law and Development; Law and Politics in Canada; and Human Rights and Civil Liberties.

Undated loose readings for unspecified courses

Undated filed readings for unspecified courses

1990-1999, Course Syllabi, Tests, and Assignments for: Law and Politics of International Relations; Politics and Society in the Third World; Comparative and Canadian Foreign Policy; World politics; Sociology of International Peace and Violence; Introduction to Political Studies; and International Law and Development.

1969, Lecture notes for Political Science 2601

1963, 1970-1971, International Relations Course Planning, and related correspondence, Part 1 Correspondence, Part 2 Planning, Part 3 Correspondence

1969, Notice and information regarding Memoratorium Day in opposition to the Vietnam War.

1969-1989, some undated. Includes Curiculum Vitae and reference letters for students, colleages and associates provided by Dr. Sarbadhikari.

1976, G. Digiacoma Student Dissertation Folder

1984-1997, Annual Reports for Academic Staff, Sabbatical notes and Student Feedback on teaching for courses: Sociology of International Peace and Violence and 4901 Special Topic

1970, Newspapers, memoranda, and correspondence related to the Vic Wightman controversy.

1984-1994 Loose notes for course Political Studies 1100 and Miscellaneous Notes

1980- 1991 Public Seminars at Lakehead University and related correspondence for planning

Public letter regarding the employment of Dr. French at Lakehead.