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Introduction to Representation Theory,1928 by Dr. Diamond Jenness, the pioneer Canadian anthropologist who ended his work, the “People of the Twilight,” by asking:.This quotation seems relevant now more than ever before, as exploration and exploitation of oil and gas forces us to seek a balance between the needs of the northerners on th

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Exercises in Classical Ring Theoryntries. The methods of transportation are sometimes quite different from one northern reach to another, essentially because of geographical differences. For example, Canada and the Soviet Union in the North are two quite different countries when we consider transportation. Whereas in the Soviet Unio

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Exercises in Classical Ring Theoryhe topic of “Arctic Social and Cultural Systems”, on which the organizers of the Conference have asked me to speak, is a title that has given me considerable difficulties. I have given much thought to the concept of it, and feel that it is a topic of considerable universality, embracing geography, p

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