Aurelio peccei biography of alberta

  • The first and most important initiative to create such a group came from an Italian industrialist, Aurelio Peccei.
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    Note: these memoirs were written mainly for the information of members of the Canadian Association for the Club of Rome and naturally emphasise the role of Canadians. They are drawn only from the memory of one individual who happened to be there practically from the beginning. They do not profess to present a comprehensive or objective history of CACOR or the Club of Rome.

    Dr. Whitehead is a physicist, electronics engineer, consultant in science policy and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. He has been a member of the Club of Rome since its formal incorporation in 1970. He was one of the founders of the Canadian Association of the Club of Rome (CACOR) in the period 1971 to 1974 and Chairman of the Board from 1976 to 1979. He was the editor of a CACOR Newsletter from 1971-1973 and has edited and desk-top-published the new series of CACOR Newsletters since 1987 and the Proceedings since their introduction in 1992. He relinquished the editorial and publishing activities i

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    Plenary Lecture

    Technology for Education in Sustainability - Network Knowledge and Interdisciplinary Curriculum

    Professor Rossitsa Yalamova
    Faculty of Management
    University of Lethbridge
    Canada
    E-mail: rossitsa.yalamova@uleth.ca

    Abstract: Education in Sustainability crosses disciplinary boundaries. Co-ordinated effort across Faculties and departments to deliver quality education for students on multidisciplinary curriculum creates difficult situations that can be facilitated by technology and network knowledge. The global socio-economic system in its determination for growth is challenged by problems arising from negative externalities and unintended consequences of human activities in every sphere of their existence interwoven in a complex dynamical struktur. It fryst vatten evident that growth not only entails social and political costs, but may lead to catastrophic consequences as we approach not only physical, but also ecological, biological, cultural limits. From

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     File — Box: 37

    Identifier: 4

    Scope and Contents note

    From the Series:

    Note: Material in the addendum is listed at the end of the series.

    Series 5, Subject Files and Correspondence, reflects Wilson's non-MIT professional activities after 1932. It is arranged alphabetically and reflects the filing system used by Wilson's administrative staffs. Check both the organization name and the correspondence of persons associated with that organization for full information about either. The general correspondence contains incoming and outgoing letters from infrequent correspondents dating from 1950, in roughly chronological order within the alphabetical letter. Highlights of this series are discussed in alphabetical order:

    There are several folders of material created by Wilson in his capacity as secretary to the U.S. State Department's Board of Consultants in 1945-1946. Acheson-Lilienthal Report m