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Democracy in Post-Industrial Society
Parte de Reginald Harold Clark fonds
G.C. Perlin: The problems of preserving democracy in a society in which decisions require increasingly specialized knowledge, and the maintenance of the principle that citizens ought to be able to participate in making decisions that affect them.
Peacemaking: Public and Private
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A. Curle
Food and Population Problems of the Third World
Parte de Reginald Harold Clark fonds
Dr. R. McClure
Nuclear Nightmares: Wars the Must Never Happen - Part 1
Parte de Reginald Harold Clark fonds
Scenarios of how a nuclear war might start, with Peter Ustinov, See MI123.104 for part 2
An Analysis of the Club of Rome Study
Parte de Reginald Harold Clark fonds
R.H. Clark: The content and conclusions of the two reports are contrasted and criticized. The factors affecting world stability are considered as an introduction to the succeeding lectures on the subject.
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J. Finan: The concept of deterrents, the importance of the balance in armaments. Duplicate of MI123.121.
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G.W. Brandie
Canadian Oil and Gas Resources and Utilization Policies
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F.K. North (interviewed by R.H.C): A prerecorded commentary on Canada's resources and current policies.
A Different Perspective: A Different Future
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C.H. Simmonds: Much of the apprehension concerning the future stems from a philosophy which belongs to the past. If we change our perspective our problems change and begin to become more, not less, manageable.
How underdeveloped countries adjust
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E. Waddell: The population growth in the underdeveloped nations may not be the most critical factor in the food supply problem. Their solution may lie in the accumulated experience of their peasantry and traditions.