Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
W.D. Wood: The lecture will first cover a broad overview of the evolution and main features of the Canadian economy. Against this historical background, an analysis will then be made of some important current economic trends and problems.
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
F.W. Sixel
Myths and Realities of Independence in the Third World
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
Colin Leys
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
W.G. Breck: Earth, the water planet. The ocean as a chemical environment; lateral and vertical circulation in the oceans, the influence of pollution; the role of the ocean as the resource frontier.
The Origin and Evolution of Life
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
K.R. Brasch
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
M. LeClerc
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
Jo Vellacott Newberry
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
R. Rohmer: A prerecorded interview in which this well-known lawyer and author discusses his views of 'gloom and doom' prophecies, immediate and long-term objectives for Canadians, and the need for personal involvement. Duplicate of MI123.31.
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
R.H. Clark, G.W. Brandie
Coal in Canada's Energy Future
Parte deReginald Harold Clark fonds
G. Taylor (Dept of Energy, Mines and Resouces)