Article - "Tribune Article Wins Aviation Writing Prize", 1958

An article in The Evening Tribune that discusses a second place win in an aviation writing competition. She had also won previously in 1953. The article states that the "newest award comes on the heels of the granting of an airline transport licence to Mrs. Rungeling." Dorothy Rungeling has written a small note next to the article that reads: "Getting an Airline transport Licence was my proudest achievement. I was number 1 woman in Canada."

Photograph - Dorothy Rungeling with Husband Charlie and Son Barry, 1953

A photograph of Dorothy Rungeling with husband Charlie and son Barry with the winning trophy of the Governor General's Cup Air Race, Toronoto, 1953.

Memorias de un revolucionario, escrito en 1958

UANL

Universidad de Nuevo Le��n : prospecto general, 1958-1959

UANL

Primer aniversario 1957-1958

UANL

Informe del Presidente de la Asociaci��n Mejicana de Bibliotecas yBibliotecarios de Universidades e Institutos de Ense��anza Superior: Primer per��odo 1958-1960

UANL

Land Ownership, Working Capital, and the Agricultural Output: Egypt, 1913-1958.

A simple model is constructed in which short-term credit is needed to finance the purchase of inputs, in which there is bankruptcy risk, and in which we argue were important characteristics of Egyptian agriculture during the first half of this century, result in aggregate agricultural output being dependant on the distribution of land ownership. The main theorical insight is that aggregate agricultural output will be increased by a decrease in the inequality of the distribution of land ownership when returns to scale are decreasing. Testable short- and long-run empirical propositions are formulated and carefully tested on Egyptian data for the 1913-1958 period. We find that, controlling for factor inputs, there is no tradeoff between equity and efficiency for Egyptian agriculture - they go hand in hand in the short run.

Land Ownership, Working Capital, and the Agricultural Output: Egypt, 1913-1958.

A simple model is constructed in which short-term credit is needed to finance the purchase of inputs, in which there is bankruptcy risk, and in which we argue were important characteristics of Egyptian agriculture during the first half of this century, result in aggregate agricultural output being dependant on the distribution of land ownership. The main theorical insight is that aggregate agricultural output will be increased by a decrease in the inequality of the distribution of land ownership when returns to scale are decreasing. Testable short- and long-run empirical propositions are formulated and carefully tested on Egyptian data for the 1913-1958 period. We find that, controlling for factor inputs, there is no tradeoff between equity and efficiency for Egyptian agriculture - they go hand in hand in the short run.

Protective Liberalization : the state and the Mexican petrochemical industry 1958-2000

This thesis follows and analyses the involvement of both social actors and the state in the industrial transformation of Mexico. While these actors have been key associates in the development of the Mexican economy for decades, with the 1982 debt crisis, and especially after the promotion of a structural reform in 1986, the patterns of their involvement changed. However, this change was more limited than expected, and the state did not abandon its participation in some key industrial sectors. This thesis will demonstrate that the role of the state remained important during the process of change towards an Export-Oriented developmental paradigm, although the state continued to participate in fashioning social relations, it did so in new ways that can be termed ���protective liberalization.���

L'Action universitaire ��� vol. 25, no 1, nov. 1958

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L'Action universitaire ��� vol. 24, no 3, mai 1958

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L'Action universitaire ��� vol. 24, no 2, f��v. 1958

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L'Action universitaire ��� vol. 24, no 4, ao��t 1958

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Politiques canadienne et sovi��tique lors de la seconde crise de Berlin 1958-1961

La seconde crise de Berlin (1958-1961) est un ��v��nement majeur de la guerre froide. L'hypoth��se de notre recherche remet en question le r��le du Canada et les perceptions n��gatives de l'Occident envers l'URSS durant cette crise. La recherche se divise en trois volets : premi��rement, une revue de l'historiographie de la politique canadienne; deuxi��mement, une pr��sentation de la chronologie des ��v��nements de la crise de Berlin, l'importance de la diplomatie multilat��rale canadienne et la politique nucl��aire de Diefenbaker; enfin, un examen de la politique ��trang��re sovi��tique. �� partir de sources primaires et d'un bilan historiographique,il fut d��montr�� que, durant la crise de Berlin, le Canada a r��ussi �� influencer l'OTAN et �� m��nager les gouvernements am��ricains et sovi��tiques. Quant �� l'URSS, contrairement �� l'image n��gative que l'Occident en avait, celle-ci a manifest�� durant cette crise des intentions pacifiques envers l'Occident, contredisant les interpr��tations orthodoxes de la guerre froide.

En direct de P��kin : la production d'information des journalistes ��trangers en Chine �� travers trois crises internes, 1958, 1989, 2003

M��moire num��ris�� par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Universit�� de Montr��al