File B1996-0004/030S - "Complexity and Content: Looking into the Future of Scientific Enquiries" Public Lecture #3, University of Alberta, Distinguished Guest Lecturer, sponsored by the Women Studies program, 2 Mar 1987. Talk related to work on CBC Ideas program "Complexity and Management" 1986.

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"Complexity and Content: Looking into the Future of Scientific Enquiries" Public Lecture #3, University of Alberta, Distinguished Guest Lecturer, sponsored by the Women Studies program, 2 Mar 1987. Talk related to work on CBC Ideas program "Complexity and Management" 1986.

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Franklin, Ursula Martius
(1921-2016)

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