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People in the Way: the Human Aspects of the Columbia River Project

This book follows the stories of people displaced due to Treaty projects, particularly in the Arrow Lakes Region.
Note — the full text is not currently available in the CRT Digital Library.
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Author: Wilson, J. W.
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Date: 1973

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People of Change: Examining a Loss of Cultural Practices in Native American People Through Salmon

Completed as a thesis for a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies at Lewis & Clark College.
“Since the creation of Bonneville Dam and The Dalles Dam in the 1900’s Native American ways of living have changed drastically. It is my hypothesis . . .

Author: Bodine, Mary
Publisher: Lewis & Clark College (Portland, Or.)
Date: 2009

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Planning for climatic variability

Completed as a thesis for the Master of Applied Science in Planning at the University of British Columbia.
“According to most climatologists the recent weather extremes are symptomatic of the return to a more variable climate after an unusually warm . . .

Author: Rutgers, P. U.
Publisher: University of British Columbia
Date: 1977

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Policy Analysis of the Columbia River Treaty Using Value-Focused Thinking and Integrative Bargaining to Create Value When Renegotiating the Treaty

Completed as a final project for the Masters program in the School of Community and Regional Planning at the University of British Columbia, this report looks at strategies possible for the renegotiation of the Treaty.
“This project examines the . . .

Author: Ginalias, Jeffrey L
Publisher: University of British Columbia
Date: 2008-12

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Political Economy of Nationalization: Social Credit and the Takeover of the British Columbia Electric Company

Created as a thesis for a Master of Arts in Political Science at the University of British Columbia.
“The nationalization of the British Columbia Electric Company by the provincial Social Credit government provides a demonstrative example of a . . .

Author: Tieleman, H. William
Publisher: University of British Columbia
Date: 1984

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