[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Yea, there is a lot of superficial truth in this account, at least as
>relative to Canada. But there is also a lot of overgeneralization
and
>obfuscation in this account also. Since I have already published
several
>hundreds of pages and articles on this subject
Where? I'd like to read some of this.
Doug
Since Doug Asked,
Here is the list of my publications in the area of Canadian
economic development with particular reference to regional impacts
on class formation and the distribution of the gains of development.
Concentration is on the 1860--1920 period though there are a
couple from an earlier period (on land tenure) and on the later
period involving the shift from Can-GB economic dependency to
Can-US dependency.
I have not included those specifically on staples or on labour.
Paul Phillips
Books:
Regional Disparities. (Toronto: Lorimer, 1978). (Revised
edition, 1982).
Labour and Capital in Canada: 16401860, by H.C. Pentland,
edited and with an introduction by Paul Phillips. (Toronto:
Lorimer, 1981).
Essays in the Historical Political Economy of Canada
(Winnipeg: Society of Socialist Studies Publications, 2001)
Published Articles and Chapters:
"Confederation and the Economy of British Columbia", British
Columbia and Confederation, ed. by George Shelton. (Victoria:
University of Victoria Press, 1967).
"The National Policy and the Development of the Western
Canadian Labour Movement", Prairie Perspectives 2, ed. by A.W.
Rasporich and H.C. Klassen. (Toronto: Holt, Rinehart and
Winston, 1973).
"Land Tenure and Development in Upper and Lower Canada",
Journal of Canadian Studies, May, 1974.
"The Mining Frontier in B.C. 18801920", Visual History Series.
(National Museums of Canada and the National Film Board, 1975).
"Vernon C. Fowke and the Hinterland Perspective", Canadian
Journal of Political and Social Theory, Vol. 2, No. 2,
SpringSummer, 1979.
"The National Policy Revisited", Journal of Canadian Studies,
Autumn, 1979.
"The Prairie Urban System, 19111961: Specialization and
Change", Town and City: Aspects of Western Canadian Urban
Development, ed. by A. Artibise. (Regina: Canadian Plains
Research Centre, 1980).
"From Mobilization to Continentalism: The Canadian Economy
19391972", (with Stephen Watson), Modern Canada", ed. by G.
Kealey and M. Cross, Canadian Social History Series, Vol. 5.
(Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1984).
"Unequal Exchange, Surplus Value and the
CommercialIndustrial Question", Explorations in Economic
History: Essays in Honour of Irene Spry, ed. by Duncan Cameron.
(Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press, 1985).
"Retrospection and Revisionism: Dependency and Class in
Canadian Political Economy", Journal of Canadian Studies,
October, 1987.
"The Underground Economy: The Mining Frontier to 1920",
Workers, Capital, and the State in British Columbia, ed. by Rennie
Warburton and David Coburn (Vancouver: UBC Press, 1988).
"Easternising Manitoba: The Changing Economy of the New
West", London Journal of Canadian Studies, vol. 5, 1988.
"Manitoba in the Agrarian Period: 18701940", The Political
Economy of Manitoba, ed. by J. Silver and J. Hull (Regina:
Canadian Plains Research Centre, 1990).
"The Canadian Prairies Once Economic Region or Two", The
Constitutional Future of the Prairie and Atlantic Regions of Canada,
ed. by James McCrorie and Martha MacDonald (Regina:
Canadian Plains Research Centre, 1992).
"PostMortem for Canadian Regional Policy", Acadiensis,
Summer 1992.
Unpublished Papers:
"The 'Great War' and Primitive Accumulation: War Finance and
Class Formation in Canada 19141923", University of Manitoba
Economics Department Seminar Series, November 14, 1997.
"Canada and the West: Then and Now", Paper to the
Territorial Grain Growers Association Centenary Symposium,
Regina, November 245, 2001.
