Harold A. Innis was a professor of political economy at the University of Toronto and the author of seminal works on media and communication theory.Robert E. Babe is a professor in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario.Edward Comor is a professor and faculty scholar in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario.

• Editors’ IntroductionPREFACEEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 11. THE NEWSPAPER IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 22. AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TO ENGLISH LITERATURE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 33. THE PROBLEMS OF REHABILITATIONEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 44. A PLEA FOR THE UNIVERSITY TRADITIONEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 55. THE UNIVERSITY IN THE MODERN CRISISEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 66. ON THE ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF CULTURAL FACTORSEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 77. POLITICAL ECONOMY IN THE MODERN STATEEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 88. THE PENETRATIVE POWERS OF THE PRICE SYSTEMEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 99. LIQUIDITY PREFERENCE AS A FACTOR IN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1010. UNUSED CAPACITY AS A FACTOR IN CANADIAN ECONOMIC HISTORYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1111. THE POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF UNUSED CAPACITYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1212. IMPERFECT REGIONAL COMPETITION AND POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS ON THE NORTH ATLANTIC SEABOARDEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1313. DECENTRALIZATION AND DEMOCRACYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1414. TRANSPORTATION AND THE TARIFFEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1515. REFLECTIONS ON RUSSIAIndex

Harold A. Innis was a professor of political economy at the University of Toronto and the author of seminal works on media and communication theory.Robert E. Babe is a professor in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario.Edward Comor is a professor and faculty scholar in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario.

• Editors’ IntroductionPREFACEEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 11. THE NEWSPAPER IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 22. AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TO ENGLISH LITERATURE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 33. THE PROBLEMS OF REHABILITATIONEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 44. A PLEA FOR THE UNIVERSITY TRADITIONEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 55. THE UNIVERSITY IN THE MODERN CRISISEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 66. ON THE ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF CULTURAL FACTORSEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 77. POLITICAL ECONOMY IN THE MODERN STATEEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 88. THE PENETRATIVE POWERS OF THE PRICE SYSTEMEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 99. LIQUIDITY PREFERENCE AS A FACTOR IN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1010. UNUSED CAPACITY AS A FACTOR IN CANADIAN ECONOMIC HISTORYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1111. THE POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF UNUSED CAPACITYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1212. IMPERFECT REGIONAL COMPETITION AND POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS ON THE NORTH ATLANTIC SEABOARDEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1313. DECENTRALIZATION AND DEMOCRACYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1414. TRANSPORTATION AND THE TARIFFEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1515. REFLECTIONS ON RUSSIAIndex

Harold A. Innis was a professor of political economy at the University of Toronto and the author of seminal works on media and communication theory.Robert E. Babe is a professor in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario.Edward Comor is a professor and faculty scholar in the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at the University of Western Ontario.

• Editors’ IntroductionPREFACEEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 11. THE NEWSPAPER IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 22. AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TO ENGLISH LITERATURE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 33. THE PROBLEMS OF REHABILITATIONEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 44. A PLEA FOR THE UNIVERSITY TRADITIONEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 55. THE UNIVERSITY IN THE MODERN CRISISEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 66. ON THE ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF CULTURAL FACTORSEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 77. POLITICAL ECONOMY IN THE MODERN STATEEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 88. THE PENETRATIVE POWERS OF THE PRICE SYSTEMEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 99. LIQUIDITY PREFERENCE AS A FACTOR IN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1010. UNUSED CAPACITY AS A FACTOR IN CANADIAN ECONOMIC HISTORYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1111. THE POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF UNUSED CAPACITYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1212. IMPERFECT REGIONAL COMPETITION AND POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS ON THE NORTH ATLANTIC SEABOARDEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1313. DECENTRALIZATION AND DEMOCRACYEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1414. TRANSPORTATION AND THE TARIFFEditors’ Introduction to Chapter 1515. REFLECTIONS ON RUSSIAIndex