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Japanese–American Environmental Conference, held at the Yokohama International Conference Centre, 24–28 July 1978

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 August 2009

Makoto Numata
Makoto Numata
Affiliation:
Laboratory of Ecology, Faculty of Science, Chiba University, Chiba 280, Japan.
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Environmental Conservation , Volume 5 , Issue 4 , Winter 1978 , pp. 308 - 309
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Copyright © Foundation for Environmental Conservation 1978

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* Asked to comment on an early draft of this report, the outgoing President of INTECOL wrote (in litt. 26 September 1978), ‘I fully accept your strictures and think they should stay in [to] help future organizers… I think a major weakness was the extent to which we depended on convenors and their judgement of the reliability and quality of speakers. This provided an extra link in the chain of unreliability. However, it was only our second Congress and presumably many of the same speakers and convenors will be suggested next time. The compilation of a “black list” would seem worth-while and inevitable!’Asked to comment on an early draft of this report, the outgoing President of INTECOL wrote (in litt. 26 September 1978), ‘I fully accept your strictures and think they should stay in [to] help future organizers… I think a major weakness was the extent to which we depended on convenors and their judgement of the reliability and quality of speakers. This provided an extra link in the chain of unreliability. However, it was only our second Congress and presumably many of the same speakers and convenors will be suggested next time. The compilation of a “black list” would seem worth-while and inevitable!’Asked to comment on an early draft of this report, the outgoing President of INTECOL wrote (in litt. 26 September 1978), ‘I fully accept your strictures and think they should stay in [to] help future organizers… I think a major weakness was the extent to which we depended on convenors and their judgement of the reliability and quality of speakers. This provided an extra link in the chain of unreliability. However, it was only our second Congress and presumably many of the same speakers and convenors will be suggested next time. The compilation of a “black list” would seem worth-while and inevitable!’Asked to comment on an early draft of this report, the outgoing President of INTECOL wrote (in litt. 26 September 1978), ‘I fully accept your strictures and think they should stay in [to] help future organizers… I think a major weakness was the extent to which we depended on convenors and their judgement of the reliability and quality of speakers. This provided an extra link in the chain of unreliability. However, it was only our second Congress and presumably many of the same speakers and convenors will be suggested next time. The compilation of a “black list” would seem worth-while and inevitable!’