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54 CREWE Royal Commission on Agriculture and Rural Life: A Brief Outline. Regina: Royal Commission on Agriculture and Rural Life, 2 January 1953, Saskatchewan Archives Board pamphlet collection. Other College Publications Co-op Principles. Co-operative Union of Saskatchewan, 4th edition, 1951. Co-operation and Community Life. Saskatoon: Co-operative College of Canada, 1983. Co-operative Outlooks. Saskatoon: Co-operative College of Canada, 1983. Report on the Conference on Co-operative Thought and Practice: Economic Efficiency and Democratic Control. Saskatoon: Co-operative College of Canada, 1977. Working Papers. Saskatoon: Co-operative College of Canada, 1978–1982. C ENTRE FOR THE S TUDY OF C O - OPERATIVES
C ENTRE FOR THE S TUDY OF C O-OPERATIVES L IST OF P UBLICATIONS Occasional Papers Series 85.01 Worker Co-operatives in Mondragon, the U.K., and France: Some Reflections. Christopher Axworthy (48pp.) 85.02 Employment Co-operatives: An Investment in Innovation: Proceedings of the Saskatoon Worker Co-operative Conference. Skip McCarthy, ed. (288pp.) 85.03 Prairie Populists and the Idea of Co-operation, 1910–1945. David Laycock (48pp.) 86.01 Co-operatives and Their Employees: Towards a Harmonious Relationship. Christopher Axworthy (82pp.) 86.02 Co-operatives and Social Democracy: Elements of the Norwegian Case. Finn Aage Ekelund (42pp.) 86.03 Encouraging Democracy in Consumer and Producer Co-operatives. Stuart Bailey (124pp.) 86.04 A New Model for Producer Co-operatives in Israel. Abraham Daniel (54pp.) 87.01 Election of Directors in Saskatchewan Co-operatives: Processes and Results. Lars Apland (72pp.) 87.02 The Property of the Common: Justifying Co-operative Activity. Finn Aage Ekelund (74pp.) 87A.03 Co-operative/Government Relations in Canada: Lobbying, Public Policy Development and the Changing Co-operative System. David Laycock (246pp.) 87A.04 The Management of Co-operatives: A Bibliography. Lou Hammond Ketilson, Bonnie Korthuis, and Colin Boyd (144pp.) 87.05 Labour Relations in Co-operatives. Kurt Wetzel and Daniel G. Gallagher (30pp.) 87A.06 Worker Co-operatives: An International Bibliography/ Coopératives de Travailleurs: Une Bibliographie Internationale. Rolland LeBrasseur, Alain Bridault, David Gallingham, Gérard Lafrenière, and Terence Zinger (76pp.) 88.01 Worker Co-operatives and Worker Ownership: Issues Affecting the Development of Worker Co-operatives in Canada. Christopher Axworthy and David Perry (100pp.) 88.02 A History of Saskatchewan Co-operative Law—1900 to 1960. Donald Mullord, Christopher Axworthy, and David Liston (66pp.) 88.03 Co-operative Organizations in Western Canada. Murray Fulton (40pp.) 88.04 Farm Interest Groups and Canadian Agricultural Policy. Barry Wilson, David Laycock, and Murray Fulton (42pp.) O CCASIONAL P APERS S ERIES #01–01
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