Parzival Copes
Biographic Data
| ID | 1450840 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Parzival Copes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Parzival |
| FAMILY NAME | Copes |
| SIGNATURE | COPES P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Simon Fraser University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Atlantic Canada and Confederation
David Alexander, a reminiscence / Stuart O. Pierson -- Development and dependence in Newfoundland, 1880-1970 -- The politicl economy of fishing in Newfoundland -- Canadian regionalism -- Economic growth in the Atlantic regi 1880 to 1940 -- New notionsof happiness -- Old and new money -- The erosion social democracy in Canada -- Literacy and economic development in nineteenth-century Newfoundland -- Convocation address, Memorial University Newfoun…
Fisheries Exploitation Off Canada's West Coast
Fisheries exploitation off Canada's west coast
Canada's Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Open access exploitation of Canada's Atlantic fisheries has induced excessive inputs of manpower and capital, leading to low incomes and high rates of subsidization. An emerging policy of fisheries rationalization has been frustrated by (I) inability to control excessive effort by foreign fleets and (2) intractability of unemployment problems in the local economy. The 200oo-mile fishing limit has removed the first constraint, allowing effective s…
Ethical Issues in Policy Research
Regional policy and settlement strategy
Copes P. and Steed G. (1974) Regional policy and settlement strategy: Constraints and contradictions in Newfoundland's experience, Reg. Studies 9, 93–110. The 'sixties, in Canada, were a period of active experimentation with policy formulation and planning for regional development. The problem of delineating and reconciling intra- and inter-governmental responsibilities proved most vexing. The potential impact was particularly important to Newfou…
The Backward‐bending Supply Curve of the Fishing Industry1
Proceeding from an article by Gordon, published in 1954, the substance of an economic theory of the fisheries has emerged from the writings of a number of economists. 2 The theory has emphasized the common‐ property nature of the fishery resource, generally leading to an ‘over‐exploitation’ that results in dissipation of the rent that the resource could yield
The Fishermen's Vote in Newfoundland
Le vote des pêcheurs à Terre-NeuveNous tenterons de voir ici comment le pouvoir politique du premier ministre de Terre-Neuve, J. R. Smallwood, se trouva raffermi, de façon capitale, par le vote collectif et massif des pêcheurs en sa faveur. Monsieur Smallwood semble avoir réussid à mobiliser ainsi ce groupe d'électeurs pour lui, grâce aux facteurs suivants qu'il a su utiliser habilement: l'importance numérique des pêcheurs; leur mode de distribut…
The Backward‐bending Supply Curve of the Fishing Industry1
Proceeding from an article by Gordon, published in 1954, the substance of an economic theory of the fisheries has emerged from the writings of a number of economists. 2 The theory has emphasized the common‐ property nature of the fishery resource, generally leading to an ‘over‐exploitation’ that results in dissipation of the rent that the resource could yield
The Fishermen's Vote in Newfoundland
Le vote des pêcheurs à Terre-NeuveNous tenterons de voir ici comment le pouvoir politique du premier ministre de Terre-Neuve, J. R. Smallwood, se trouva raffermi, de façon capitale, par le vote collectif et massif des pêcheurs en sa faveur. Monsieur Smallwood semble avoir réussid à mobiliser ainsi ce groupe d'électeurs pour lui, grâce aux facteurs suivants qu'il a su utiliser habilement: l'importance numérique des pêcheurs; leur mode de distribut…
Regional policy and settlement strategy
Copes P. and Steed G. (1974) Regional policy and settlement strategy: Constraints and contradictions in Newfoundland's experience, Reg. Studies 9, 93–110. The 'sixties, in Canada, were a period of active experimentation with policy formulation and planning for regional development. The problem of delineating and reconciling intra- and inter-governmental responsibilities proved most vexing. The potential impact was particularly important to Newfou…
Canada's Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Open access exploitation of Canada's Atlantic fisheries has induced excessive inputs of manpower and capital, leading to low incomes and high rates of subsidization. An emerging policy of fisheries rationalization has been frustrated by (I) inability to control excessive effort by foreign fleets and (2) intractability of unemployment problems in the local economy. The 200oo-mile fishing limit has removed the first constraint, allowing effective s…
The Backward‐bending Supply Curve of the Fishing Industry1
Proceeding from an article by Gordon, published in 1954, the substance of an economic theory of the fisheries has emerged from the writings of a number of economists. 2 The theory has emphasized the common‐ property nature of the fishery resource, generally leading to an ‘over‐exploitation’ that results in dissipation of the rent that the resource could yield
The Fishermen's Vote in Newfoundland
Le vote des pêcheurs à Terre-NeuveNous tenterons de voir ici comment le pouvoir politique du premier ministre de Terre-Neuve, J. R. Smallwood, se trouva raffermi, de façon capitale, par le vote collectif et massif des pêcheurs en sa faveur. Monsieur Smallwood semble avoir réussid à mobiliser ainsi ce groupe d'électeurs pour lui, grâce aux facteurs suivants qu'il a su utiliser habilement: l'importance numérique des pêcheurs; leur mode de distribut…
Ethical Issues in Policy Research
Regional policy and settlement strategy
Copes P. and Steed G. (1974) Regional policy and settlement strategy: Constraints and contradictions in Newfoundland's experience, Reg. Studies 9, 93–110. The 'sixties, in Canada, were a period of active experimentation with policy formulation and planning for regional development. The problem of delineating and reconciling intra- and inter-governmental responsibilities proved most vexing. The potential impact was particularly important to Newfou…
Canada's Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Open access exploitation of Canada's Atlantic fisheries has induced excessive inputs of manpower and capital, leading to low incomes and high rates of subsidization. An emerging policy of fisheries rationalization has been frustrated by (I) inability to control excessive effort by foreign fleets and (2) intractability of unemployment problems in the local economy. The 200oo-mile fishing limit has removed the first constraint, allowing effective s…
Fisheries Exploitation Off Canada's West Coast
Fisheries exploitation off Canada's west coast
Atlantic Canada and Confederation
David Alexander, a reminiscence / Stuart O. Pierson -- Development and dependence in Newfoundland, 1880-1970 -- The politicl economy of fishing in Newfoundland -- Canadian regionalism -- Economic growth in the Atlantic regi 1880 to 1940 -- New notionsof happiness -- Old and new money -- The erosion social democracy in Canada -- Literacy and economic development in nineteenth-century Newfoundland -- Convocation address, Memorial University Newfoun…
Political science (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Marine and fisheries research (4 works) · Coastal and Marine Management (3 works) · Fishery (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Canadian Identity and History (2 works)