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Journal of Media & Cultural Studies
Volume 7, 1993 - Issue 1: Dependency/Space/Policy
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The Canada/Australia dialogue

Empire, history, and communications viewed from the margins: The legacies of Gordon Childe and Harold Innis

Paul Heyer Professor of Communication, Simon Fraser University
Pages 91-104 | Published online: 18 May 2009

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  • 1951 . Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science , xvii February
  • Trigger , Bruce . 1980 . Gordon Childe: Revolutions in Archaeology , 80 London : Thames and Hudson .
  • Daniel , Glyn . 1962 . The Idea of Prehistory , London : Watts and Co. .
  • Marcia and Ascher's , Robert . 1981 . Code of the Quipu , Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press .
  • Innis’ , Harold . 1991 . The Bias of Communication , Toronto : University of Toronto Press .
  • Havelock , Eric . 1982 . Harold A. Innis , 37 Toronto : Harold Innis Foundation .

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