The language of the skies : the bilingual air traffic control conflict in Canada /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Kingston [Ont.] :
McGill-Queen's University Press,
1983.
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Colección: | Canadian public administration series.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Introduction
- 1. The Technological and Occupational Context
- The Development of Air Traffic Control into the Fifties
- Air Traffic Control in the Sixties, Seventies, and Beyond
- Air Traffic Control as an Occupation
- The Airline Pilot's Work
- 2. French in the Air: The First Steps
- The English Tradition
- The Growth of the French Fact in Quebec Aviation
- The Lisson Report and the Logic of the Official Languages Act
- The First Skirmishes
- 3. Bilingual Air Traffic Control�Pro and Con
- The Listening WatchMinority Rights or Minority Assimilation?
- International Standards
- Controller Workload
- Heavy Traffic
- The Stray Unilingual Francophone Pilot
- 4. The Battle for Bilingualism: The Early Victories
- Birth of an Organization
- The Response to AQCNA
- Mid-1974 to Mid-1975: A Year of Growing Tensions
- BILCOM: The Research, the Report, the Reaction
- 5. From Angry Words to Clenched Fists
- Consultation about the BILCOM report
- A Summer of Discontent
- Keith Spicer's Initiative
- Lang, Cloutier, and McLeish: Between an Irresistible Force and an Immovable ObjectConfrontation at the Montreal Centre
- 6. A Conflict on Many Fronts: January to June 1976
- Introduction
- Implementation: January to March 1976
- The Publicity Campaign: The Safety Symposium
- Collective Bargaining: Toward Conciliation
- CATCA and CALPA Prepare for Battle
- The Conciliation Process
- Implementation: One Step Forward, Three Steps Back
- The Final Contract Negotiations: Divide and Conquer
- 7. The Strike against Bilingualism
- On Collision Course: June 7�June 20The Strike against Bilingualism
- 8. The Turning Point: July 1976 to January 1977
- Introduction
- The Political Reaction in Quebec
- Across Two Solitudes: The Response of the English Press
- The Struggle for Bilingualism: New Initiatives
- CATCA and CALPA: Winning Victories But Losing the War
- AGAQ: The Struggle Intensifies
- Enter the Commission of Inquiry
- CATCA and CALPA on the Defensive
- 9. Towards a Solution: The Commission's Initial Hearings and Interim Report
- Introduction
- The Initial Hearings of the Commission of InquiryThe Commission's Interim Report
- In the Aviation Community
- 10. Tying Threads Together: The Problem Resolved
- Introduction
- The Simulation Exercises
- Reconciliation within the Aviation Community
- The BICSS Reports
- The Commission's Second Set of Hearings: February and March 1979
- The Final Report of the Commission of Inquiry
- The Cabinet Decision and Industry and Public Reaction
- Implementation and Key Actors' Retrospections
- The Future of Bilingual Air Traffic Control