Back MatterSource: The Canadian Journal of Economics / Revue canadienne d'Economique, Vol. 9, No. 4(Nov., 1976), pp. 759-760Published by: Wiley on behalf of the Canadian Economics AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/134286 .

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Notices / Avis

Notices of positions vacant and other matters of interest to members of the Association are published free of charge, at the discretion of the editors.

Les avis de postes vacants et toute autre information de nature a interesser les membres de l'Association sont publies, apres approbation des directeurs. Ces insertions sont gratuites.

Listing of working papers The managing editor would like to hear from any institutions in Canada which regularly publish working papers or similar series. Respondents should indicate whether they think it would be useful and feasible to publish a list of working papers issued during the previous quarter in the JOURNAL,

whether they could designate a particular person who would regularly pro- vide such lists by specified deadlines, and how many papers they normally issue in a quarter.

The views of other readers on such a venture are also solicited.

Repertoire des rapports de recherche Le Directeur de la REVUE invite les officiels de toute institution canadienne qui produit et distribue regulicrement des rapports de recherche 'a entrer en contact avec lui. En effet le Directeur voudrait determiner si, d'apres eux, il serait possible et utile de publier une liste ou repertoire des rapports de recherche mis en circulation au cours du dernier trimestre dans chaque numero de la REVUE. Si la suggestion apparait interessante, il s'agirait de suggerer le nom d'une personne qui quisse servir d'agent de liaison avec la REVUE et fournir une liste complZte des rapports recemment mis en circula- tion selon un echeancier precis. I1 serait aussi important de savoir combien de ces rapports de recherche l'institution en question met en circulation normalement au cours d'un trimestre.

Le Directeur invite aussi les membres de l'Association et les lecteurs de la REVUE a lui faire savoir leur avis.

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XI Interamerican Planning Congress The Interamerican Planning Society, together with the Ecuadorian Planning Society, will hold its Eleventh Congress in Guayaquil, Ecuador, between 5 and 10 September 1977. The theme is 'Planning for national, regional and urban development.' Outstanding speakers will be supplemented by nu- merous social functions. Additional information may be obtained from Prof. HI.G. Hambleton, Departement d'economique, Universite Laval, Quebec, GIK 7P4.

Canada's Urban Past: A conference on Canadian urban history A 2i2 day interdisciplinary conference will be held at the University of Guelph on 12-14 May 1977, hosted by the History Department of the Uni- versity of Guelph and the Urban History Committee of the Canadian His- torical Association.

Sessions have been planned in the following areas: metropolitanism and regional urban development, the economics of urban growth, developers and the development process, the origins of urban planning, housing and housing policy, the provision of urban services, cities and local government, social structure in the nineteenth century city, resource-based communities, the arrested metropolis, preserving the urban past, the visual record and urban history, and the city in history.

Further information can be obtained from either Gilbert Stelter or Terry Crowley, Department of History, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, NlG 2W1.

LABOUR/LE TRAVAILLEUR: Journal of Canadian Labour Studies/ Revue D'Etudes Ouvrieres Canadiennes The Committee on Canadian Labour History is pleased to announce its new publication Labour/Le Travailleur. Dedicated to the broad interdisciplinary study of Canadian labour history, this annual bilingual journal will contain articles and review essays. The first issue includes seven articles by Bryan Palmer, Gregory Kealey, Jacques Rouillard, Wayne Roberts, Paul LaRocque, Gerald Friesen, and Bruce Scott and a review essay by Michael Cross. Charter subscriptions are available at $6.00 per annum or $11.00 for two years. Each subscriber receives, in addition to Labour/Le Travail- leur, two issues of the Committee's Bulletin a year.

Cheques made out to the Committee on Canadian Labour History should be sent to Gregory S. Kealey, Labour/Le Travailleur, Department of His- tory, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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Senior Appointment

in Public Administration JULY 1977

The School of Public Administration at the University of Victoria expects to appoint a senior faculty member effective July 1st, 1977. The candidate will be expected to have had significant prac- titioner and teaching experience and to have demonstrated a pro- fessional interest in the application of economic analysis to con- temporary Canadian problems in the public sector.

Qualified persons are invited to send their curricula vitae to:

Dr. J. M. Dewey, Dean of Academic Affairs University of Victoria

Victoria, B.C. V8W 2Y2

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CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS

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REFERENCES

Head, J.G. and C.S. Shoup (1969) 'Public Goods, Private Goods, and Ambiguous Goods,' Economic Journal 79, 567-72 Marsh, D.B. (1960) Foreign Trade and Investment (New York: Norton)

Items in the list of references should be referred to either in the text or in footnotes by naming the author and date. For example; (a) Head and Shoup (1969, 568); (b) Marsh (1960, 4): (c) Marsh (1960, 7) (not op cit); (d ibid., 12.

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REFERENCES

Head, J.G. et C.S. Shoup (1969) << Public Goods, Private Goods, and Ambiguous Goods >>. Economic Journal 79, 567-72 Marsh, D.B. (1960) Foreign Trade and Investment (New York: Norton)

On doit renvoyer le lecteur 'a cette liste sur simple mention de l'auteur et de la date soit dans le corps du texte, soit dans les notes ; 'a titre d'exemples: (a) Head and Shoup (1969, 568) ; (b) Marsh (1960, 4); (c) Marsh (1960, 7) (au lieu de op. cit.) ; (d) ibid., 12.

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