The Long
Insurgency

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New Brunswick

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  1. Rutgers archive: Vietnam War Teach-Ins records
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Reception-pair role

Rutgers University institutional setting documented for Eugene Genovese in 1963-1967 and for John Cammett in a 1966 Socialist Scholars Conference program.

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Hierarchy normalization

Canonical parent: New Jersey, United States. Current name: New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States. This is a jurisdiction-level normalization only. No exact site or coordinates are asserted.

Sources

Rutgers University Special Collections, Vietnam War Teach-Ins records; New Left Notes 1, no. 29, 5 August 1966; memo Research Memo: Cammett and Genovese as an American Gramsci Reception Pair.