A proposal for Professor Ann Seidman And Professor Robert B. Seidman to work in collaboration with the African Studies Center of the Mondelane University

Document of a proposal for Professor Ann Seidman And Professor Robert B. Seidman to work in collaboration with the African Studies Center of the Eduardo Mondlane University of Mozambique

Letter to colleagues regarding UNDP actions in China

Letter from Bob Seidman containing an abbreviated proposal written by himself and Ann Seidman for a United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Chinese Committee on International Cooperation, Exchanges, and Trade (CICET) project on bill legislation, and a brief report written by the Seidmans after four weeks spent in Beijing

Notes taken at a 2001 National Assembly

Notes Ann Seidman took, focusing on Dr. Kol Pheng's notions on law drafting, at a national assembly

Discussion notes on Development workshop

Handwritten notes by Ann Seidman on a development workshop

What about South Africa's future?

These are notes typed and annotated by Boston University professor Ann Seidman investigating the future of South Afric

Letter about Israel trip

Letter from Ann Seidman about a recent week-long trip to Israel taken as part of the Clark-Rehovot program at Clark University

Seidmans of Seidman and Seidman; The Seidmans of Seidman and Seidman

Philip K. Seidman (P.K.), at 88, is the last of the four Seidman brothers who founded the firm Seidman & Seidman (now BDO Seidman: the seventh largest accounting firm in the world). P.K. is still practicing as an attorney in Memphis, and we had the opportunity to meet there on June 16, 1995 to discuss the founders and the founding of the firm. To prepare for this interview, I studied (1) 15 Years of Total Involvement: A History of Seidman & Seidman, (2) A Time for Building: The Third Migration, 1880-1920 in the series The Jewish People in America, and (3) the Accountants\u27 Index from 1920

Draft agenda: Workshop on Drafting Legislation for Rural Development in South Africa

A tentative schedule provided to the participants of a legislative drafting workshop, taught by Ann and Robert Seidman at Boston University