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Correspondence between Dalton and Professor F.D.K. Liddell on research by Liddell on asbestos.

Letter to Dalton from Nick Wikeley, Professor of Law, University of Southampton enclosing the following academic papers on asbestos:

• Peter Bartrip, ‘Too little too late? The Home Office and the Asbestos Industry Regulations, 1931’. Medical History, 1998, 42.
• Nick Wikeley, ‘The first common law claim for asbestosis: Kelly v. Turner & Newall Ltd (1950)’ Journal of Personal Injury Litigation, 1998, Issue 3/98.
• Nick Wikeley, ‘Turner & Newall: Early organizational responses to litigation risk’. Journal of Law and Society, 1997, Vol 24, No 2.

Letter to Dalton from Robin Rudd, consultant physician, London Chest Hospital, recommending Nancy Tait of SPAID as a contact.

Letter to Dalton from Mark Piney enclosing copy of University of Aston in Birmingham PhD thesis by Piney entitled ‘The development of chemical exposure limits for the workplace’, October 1989.

Letter to Dalton from Courtney Davis enclosing draft of University of Southampton PhD thesis by Davis entitled ‘Corporate violence, regulatory agencies and the management and deflection of censure’.

Letter to Dalton from Eva Delgado, Alianza Frente al Asbesto, on asbestos in Peru. Encloses Alianza Frente Al Asbesto bulletins, 1994, and photograph of interior of asbestos fibre factory in Peru.

Letter from N.C. Young, Director of City Special Waste Ltd, on letter from Dalton in the Independent on asbestos removal companies.

Letter to Dalton at the Labour Research Department from Steve Coleman, Senior Orthopaedic Registrar, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Woolloongabba, Australia, about power saw hand injuries. Includes photographs of hand injuries.

Letter to Dalton from Stephen Hughes, MEP, on opinion of European Commission’s Committee on Toxicity, Ecotoxicity and the Environment with regard to banning chrysotile.

Letter to Dalton from Vanja Orlans, Stress Research and Control Centre, Department of Occupational Psychology, Birkbeck College, University of London, enclosing materials on stress. Includes Stress Research and Control Centre publications list and report of survey of stress management and prevention facilities in a sample of UK organisations and Health Education Service general information leaflet on stress.

Copy of conference paper by John Hoskins, independent consultant, entitled 'Asbestos, useful friend or deadly foe?'