Correspondence between author and urban planning activist Jane Jacobs and Boston College PULSE program director Richard Keeley, beginning with Keeley's invitation for Jacobs to speak at Boston College. Also drafts of works by Jacobs, most with annotations by Keeley, and recordings of interviews and lectures by Jacobs.

These recordings have been digitally copied. Box 2 contains all original media, which may not be played due to format. Digital use copies, identified by digital content number, can be accessed in the Burns Library Reading Room.

1. Fred Lawrence: Welcome

2. Pat Byrne: "Jane Jacobs and the Common Good"

3. Richard C. Keeley: "Some Paths Through Jane Jacobs' Work"

4. Jane Jacobs: responses

5. Jane Jacobs: "Systems of Economic Ethics"

6. Richard Nielsen, Pat Byrne, Fred Lawrence, and Richard Keeley: responses

These recordings have been digitally copied. Box 2 contains all original media, which may not be played due to format. Digital use copies, identified by digital content number, can be accessed in the Burns Library Reading Room.

Correspondence between author and urban planning activist Jane Jacobs and Boston College PULSE program director Richard Keeley, beginning with Keeley's invitation for Jacobs to speak at Boston College. Also drafts of works by Jacobs, most with annotations by Keeley, and recordings of interviews and lectures by Jacobs.

These recordings have been digitally copied. Box 2 contains all original media, which may not be played due to format. Digital use copies, identified by digital content number, can be accessed in the Burns Library Reading Room.

Conference sponsored by the Carroll School of Management.

Includes presentations by Patrick Byrne, Joseph Berridge, Robert Campbell, Thomas O'Connor, John Sewell, John J. Neuhauser, Mary Ann Glendon, Edward Kane, Frederick Lawrence, Michael McFarland, SJ, David Warsh, Richard Arnott, Edward Glaeser, Francis McLaughlin, and others, with responses and discussion by Jacobs.

These recordings have been digitally copied. Boxes 2 and 17011 contain all original media, which may not be played due to format. Digital use copies, identified by digital content number, can be accessed in the Burns Library Reading Room.