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BC Studies no. 68 Winter 1985-1986
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The Communists and the Unemployed in the Prince George District, 1930-1935
By Gordon Hak
BC Studies no. 68 Winter 1985-1986 | p. 45-61
The British Columbia Crown Corporations Committee: Comparisons and Implications
By R. S. Milne
BC Studies no. 68 Winter 1985-1986 | p. 23-44
By Werner Cohn
BC Studies no. 68 Winter 1985-1986 | p. 3-22
Growing Up British in British Columbia: Boys in Private School
By Chad Gaffield
BC Studies no. 68 Winter 1985-1986 | p. 66-7
Reforming Human Services: The Experience of the Community Resources Boards in B.C.
By Vaughan Lyon
BC Studies no. 68 Winter 1985-1986 | p. 71-3
The New Reality: The Politics of Restraint in British Columbia
By Mel Watkins
BC Studies no. 68 Winter 1985-1986 | p. 73-6
Sound Heritage: Voices from British Columbia
By Jean Barman
BC Studies no. 68 Winter 1985-1986 | p. 75-6
Werner Cohn is a Professor of Sociology at the University of British Columbia.
Gordon Hak is a graduate student in the Department of History at Simon Fraser University.
R. S. Milne is Professor Emeritus, University of British Columbia, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, author or co-author of over a dozen books, mostly on Southeast Asia, and editor of Pacific Affairs.
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