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The Tourism System
Day, a cheerful fellow, is suspicious of Night, who has darker moods, but the two become friends after they are able to look at each other's unique qualities from a different perspective.
Education and Working Canadians
Report on a survey of issues relating to educational leave in Canada - comments on labour legislation in Western Europe, the need for paid leave with respect to vocational training, problems of illiteracy, training for bargaining agents, professional workers, etc., discusses various leave schemes (day release, block release and extended leave), considers alternatives such as open university, upgrading, etc., and includes recommendations. Annotated bibliography pp. 295 to 362 and statistical tables. ILO mentioned.
National Union Catalog
Includes entries for maps and atlases.
Microlog, Canadian Research Index
An indexing, abstracting and document delivery service that covers current Canadian report literature of reference value from government and institutional sources.
How Ottawa Decides
Published in 1984, How Ottawa Decides is an insider's view of how Ottawa tried throughout the 1970s to establish priorities and act on them. The book anatomizes the politics of the bureaucracy and the Cabinet, showing how power really operated in Ottawa during this period. It tracks the failure of many ambitious efforts to impose political control over government departments long used to operating without undue interference from elected officials. How Ottawa Decides is startling first-hand account of the forces that really ran the federal government in the 1970s.
Tourism Collaboration and Partnerships
This book explores the concept, techniques and implications of establishing stakeholder collaboration in sustainable tourism. The importance of involving a wide range of stakeholders in tourism planning and management is increasingly recognised. This reflects a move to less top-down, more decentralised and more inclusive forms of governance in tourism and in other policy fields. Twenty-two leading researchers and practitioners from around the world contribute their views and expertise to this pioneering volume. Case studies examining key issues are drawn from Europe, North and South America, Australia and the Arctic. Section 1 examines the processes, patterns and typologies involved. Specifi...
