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Special Collection: The Works of Harold Adams Innis (1894-1952)

Harold Adams Innis (November 5, 1894 to November 8, 1952) was a Canadian professor of political economy.

Excerpt from The Canadian Encyclopedia:

"Innis's earlier writings in economics and economic history gave rise to a distinctively Canadian approach to these subjects, and his later attempts to analyse the crisis in Western civilization led the way to a new emphasis on the importance of different modes of COMMUNICATIONS for understanding the nature and development of a society."

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Bibliography

Financial Post Newspaper articles (Provided by news.google.com/newspapers.)

  1. Labrador Fish Trade Draws Large Firms; Grows in Importance (1930)
  2. Canada Needs Trade to Pay Its Debts (1932)
  3. Seeing Present Day Russia (1945)
  4. Finds Moscow a City of Gaiety and Russia Very Like Canada New (1945)
  5. New, Stronger Contacts with Russia Seen Essential to New World Pattern (1945)

Essays and Books

1918-1929

  1. Economic Problems of Army Life (1918)
  2. The Returned Solder (1918)
  3. A History of the Canadian Pacific Railway (1923)
  4. The North West Company (1927)
  5. Peter Pond and the Influence of Captain James Cook on Exploration in the Interior of North America (1928)
  6. The Foreign Trade of Canada [Editor] (1929)
  7. Forest Industries in Canada: Their Relations to Pacific Trade (1929)
  8. A Bibliography of Thorstein Veblen (1929)

1930-1934

  1. The Fur Trade in Canada: An Introduction to Canadian Economic History (1930)
  2. Peter Pond: Fur Trader and Adventurer (1930)
  3. Industrialism and Settlement in Western Canada (1930) [reprinted in Problems of Staple Production in Canada (1933)]
  4. The Jubilee of the Canadian Pacific Railway (1931) [reprinted in Problems of Staple Production in Canada (1933)]
  5. Government Ownership in Canada (1931) [reprinted in Problems of Staple Production in Canada (1933)]
  6. Transportation as a Factor in Canadian Economic History (1931) [reprinted in Problems of Staple Production in Canada (1933)]
  7. Economic Conditions in Canada in 1931-1932 (1932)
  8. Canadian Economic Conditions 1931-2, A Supplementary Note (1932)
  9. Newsprint Dilemma (1932)
  10. Problems of Staple Production in Canada (1933)
  11. Government Ownership and the Canadian Scene (1933)
  12. Canada and the Panama Canal (1933)
  13. Interrelations between the Fur Trade of Canada and the United States (1933)
  14. The Drama of Canada's Development (1934)
  15. Economics for Demos (1934)
  16. Economic Nationalism (1934)
  17. Contributions of the French in Canada (1934)
  18. An Introduction to the Economic History of Ontario From Outpost to Empire (1934, reprinted 1935)

1935-1939

  1. Cape Breton and the French Régime (1935)
  2. The Role of Intelligence: Some Further Notes (1935)
  3. Notes on Problems of Adjustment in Canada (1935)
  4. Some Further Material on Peter Pond (1935)
  5. Canadian Frontiers of Settlement: A Review (1935)
  6. Discussion in the Social Sciences (1935)
  7. Approaches to Canadian Economic History (1936)
  8. Unused Capacity as a Factor in Canadian Economic History (1936) [reprinted in Political Economy In The Modern State (1946)]
  9. Agriculture and Canadian-American Trade (1936)
  10. Significant Factors in Canadian Economic Development (1937)
  11. The Penetrative Powers of the Price System (1938) [reprinted in Political Economy In The Modern State (1946)]
  12. The Economics of Conservation (1938)

1940-1944

  1. The Cod Fisheries: The History of an International Economy (1940)
  2. Notes on Politics since 1918 (1941)
  3. Excess Capacity as a Factor in Canadian Economic History (1941)
  4. The Economic Aspect (1942)
  5. The Newspaper in Economic Development (1942) [reprinted in Political Economy In The Modern State (1946)]
  6. Imperfect Regional Competition and Political Institutions on the North Atlantic Seaboard (1942) [reprinted in Political Economy In The Modern State (1946)]
  7. Decentralization and Democracy (1943)
  8. Some English-Canadian University Problems (1943)
  9. Liquidity Preference as a Factor in Industrial Development (1943) [reprinted in Political Economy In The Modern State (1946)]
  10. A Plea for the University Tradition (1944) [reprinted in Political Economy In The Modern State (1946)]
  11. Political Economy in the Modern State (1944) [reprinted in Political Economy In The Modern State (1946)]
  12. On the Economic Significance of Culture (1944)
  13. Stephen Butler Leacock (1869-1944) (1944)

1945-1949

  1. The English Press in the Nineteenth Century: An Economic Approach (1945)
  2. The English Publishing Trade in the Eighteenth Century (1945) [reprinted in The Bias of Communication (1951)]
  3. Comments on Russia (1945)
  4. Edward Johns Urwick, 1867-1945 (1945)
  5. Political Economy in the Modern State (1946)
  6. The Problem of Mutual Understanding with Russia (1946)
  7. Chares Norris Cochrane, 1889-1945 (1946)
  8. The Church in Canada (1947)
  9. Minerva’s Owl (1947) [reprinted in The Bias of Communication (1951)]
  10. Great Britain, the United States and Canada (1948)
  11. The Press: A Neglected Factor in the Economic History of the Twentieth Century (1949)
  12. The Bias of Communication (1949) [reprinted in The Bias of Communication (1951)]
  13. Between the Gold and Iron Curtain (1949)

1950-1952

  1. Empire and Communications (1950)
  2. A Plea for Time (1950) [reprinted in The Bias of Communication (1951)]
  3. Roman Law and the British Empire (1950)
  4. William Burton Hurd (1894-1950) (1950)
  5. The Bias of Communication (1951)
  6. Technology and Public Opinion in the United States (1951) [Originally in The Bias of Communication (1951)]
  7. Communications and Archaeology (1951)
  8. Industrialism and Cultural Values (1951) [Originally in The Bias of Communication (1951)]
  9. Changing Concepts of Time (1952)
  10. The Strategy of Culture (1952) [Originally in Changing Concepts of Time (1952)]
  11. William T. Jackman 1871-1951 (1952)
  12. Transportation as a Factor in Canadian Economic History (1953)