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The politics of trade negotiations : [research grant application and correspondence]

File contains textual records around Gilbert Winham's research grant application submitted to the Social Sciences and Humanities Division, Canada Council, for his project titled "The Politics of Trade Negotiation", submitted in 1969 while employed at McMaster University. File includes correspondence between Winham, L.A. Nenzel, Susan Ruether, Howard Lentner, S.P. Kirby, and Margaret Attems

The politics of trade negotiations : [research grant application]

File contains Gilbert Winham's supplementary request for a research grant application for a project titled "The Politics of Trade Negotiations", submitted to the Humanities and Social Science Division of the Canada Council in March 1972, while employed at McMaster University. Also includes correspondence with Rene Lemieux.

The diplomacy of management: international negotiation in a complex world : [research grant application and correspondence]

File contains Gilbert Winham's research grant application submitted to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Conucil of Canada, for his project titled "The Diplomacy of Management: International Negotiation in a Complex World", submitted in summer 1986 while employed at Dalhousie University. File includes correspondence between Winham and Hilda Nantais. File also includes financial reports.

Correspondence with Henry Davies Hicks regarding Guyana politics relating to Dalhousie University

File contains correspondence with Henry Davies Hicks regarding Guyana politics, human rights and proposed research, including an unsuccessful bid by the Lester Pearson Institute to conduct a CIDA project in partnership with the University of Guyana, as well as correspondence and newspaper clippings on the proposed revoking of the honorary degree granted to Guyanan dictator Forbes Burnham.

Correspondence to Aurelio Peccei and the Executive Committee

File contains a memo from John Platt at the University of Michigan to Aurelio Peccei and the Executive Committee of the Club of Rome suggesting a conference on "megafamine." There is also a memo from Nello Celio suggesting that the current executive be reappointed for another three-year term.