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1. Royal Commission on the Economic Union and Prospects for Canada, Challenges and Choices, (Ottawa: Minister of Supply and Services, Canada, 1984), p.28.
   
   
2. James L. Gibson et al; Organizations, (Texas: Business Publications, 1982), p.206.
   
   
3. Royal Commission op. cit. p.28.
   
   
4. Ibid. p.27.
   
   
5. C. Wright Mills "Liberal Values in the Modern World", in The Technological Threat, edited by Jack D. Douglas, (Englewood Cliffs N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1971), p.155.
   
   
6. John H. Hallowell, The Modern Foundation of Democracy, (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1954), p.73.
   
   
7. Heather Menzies, Women and the Chip, (Montreal: The Institute for Research on Public Policy, 1981), p.76.
   
   
8. Canada, Labour Market Development in the 1980's. (Ottawa, July, 1981).
   
   
9. Commission of Inquiry into Part-Time Work. Part Time Work in Canada, (Ottawa: Ministry of Supply and Services, 1983), p.17.
   
   
10. Ibid. p.2l.
    
    
11. Heather Henderson, The National Training Act: A Background Paper, (Toronto: CCLOW, 1983).
    
    
12. Heather Henderson, The National Training Act: Its Impact on Women, (Toronto: CCLOW, 1984), p.14.
    
    
13. Ibid., p.21
    
    
14. Ibid., p.36
    
    
15. Ibid., p. 36

15. Carole Pateman, Participation and Democratic Theory, (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1970), p.27.
    
    
16. Ibid., p.25
    
    
17. Francis J. Bregha, Public Participation on Planning, Policy and Program, (Toronto: Community Development Branch, Community Services Division, Ministry of Community and Social Services, n.d.), p.3.
    
    
18. Wilson Head, "The Ideology and Practice of Citizen Participation", in James A. Draper, ed., Citizen Participation in Canada: A Book of Readings, (Toronto: New Press, 1971), p.28.