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  <dc:title>Brunel Bulletin No 31 June 1985</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Includes articles: Britain's economic crisis by R.E.D. Bishop, Vice-Chancellor and Principal; Why is industrial productivity so low in Britain? by Martin Cave; Education for management by Thomas Kempner; The University's role in industrial collaboration by Geoff Burkitt; Reliable ways of deciding by Jimmy Algie and Bill Foster; BLADE: and interdisciplinary venture by Alan Reynolds; Is economic forecasting useful? by David Higham and Walter Elkan; Why continue education? by Jean Miller; The needs of a chanign manufacturing industry by Ray Wild; Education and industry by A.W. Crook; The dynamics of change by Sir Terence Beckett</dc:description>
  <dc:date>June 1985</dc:date>
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