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File pertains to this course taught by Drache at McMaster University in winter 2010. Included in the file is his appointment letter and student diary questions.

Item is a annotated draft paper written by Drache entitled "Cox : the making of the future", presented by Drache at the launch of Robert W. Cox's book, "Production, power and world order".

Item is a letter written to Drache by David V.J. Bell, dean of York University's Faculty of Environmental Studies, confirming Drache's appointment as a cross-appointed faculty member in the Faculty of Environmental Studies.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Daniel Drache’s work as a professor of political science at York University, his role as director of the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies, his academic writing and research. These records include correspondence, draft and published articles, course materials and student papers, research materials, grant applications, project proposals, as well as audio cassettes and DVDs. A small amount of personal correspondence and photographs are also part of this fonds.

File consists of an introduction and notes for closing comments written by David V.J. Bell for Drache's book of essays, "Staples, Markets and Cultural Change", to commemorate the Innis centenary.

File consists of a letter written to Drache by Leyton-Brown, dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies at York University, confirming his 1998 reappointment as director of the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies. Also included in the file is an agenda for a 1999 Robarts Centre board meeting, a 1999 letter by Drache to Michael Stevenson, vice-president of Academic Affairs, and a memorandum from Nick Rogers to Drache about his appointment, and a Sept. 1998 letter sent to Drache from Robarts Centre visiting scholar Ian V.B. Johnson on his work while at York.

File consists of Drache's mini day planners for the years 1971 to 1977.

File consists of Drache's typescript notes on Edmund Dell's 1986 article, "Of free trade and reciprocity".

Item is a paper prepared for the annual meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, held at the University of Western Ontario in 1978, sent to Drache for comment.

File consists of Canadian Textile Council newsletters and pamphlets as well as letters to the editor and press releases written by R. Kent Rowley and Madeleine Parent. Included is a 22 October 1970 issue of York University student paper "Excalibur" and a 4 October 1971 issue of the University of Toronto's student paper, "The Varsity".

File consists of a letter sent to Drache regarding his participation on a panel at a symposium on free trade, moderated by George Doxey and held at McLaughlin College, as well as a draft book chapter entitled "Trade liberalization: not a love story".

File consists of correspondence, campus maps and SSHRC notice of award pertaining to a research workshop co-organized by Drache and Professor Robert Boyer entitled "Global markets: do nation-states have a future", held at York University on 7-9 January 1994.

File of correspondence and proposals created by Drache for an Innis reader, submitted to the MacMillan Company of Canada Ltd., as well as a copy of his article, "Rediscovering Canadian history", which he sent to the University of Toronto Press.

File consists of copies of Drache's published articles and book chapters.

File consists of handwritten notes and a proposal sent by Drache to Wallace Clement, Mel Watkins and R.T. Naylor pertaining to a project to collaborate on a major analysis of the 'national question' from an English-Canadian Marxist perspective.

File consists of e-mail correspondence exchanged between Drache and Michael Stevenson regarding new projects for the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies and Drache's salary as its director.

File consists of letters sent to participants in a seminar organized by Drache and Richard Higgott entitled "Governing the public domain beyond the era of the Washington Consensus?: Redrawing the line between the state and the market". These letters concern guidelines for the publication of participant papers in a book, which became "The market or the public domain?: global governance and the asymmetry of power", edited by Drache and published in 2001.

Item is a rough draft of an article written by Drache for the Last Post magazine on the 1971 strike by workers at Texpack Ltd. in Brantford, Ontario.

File consists of draft versions of articles written by Drache.

Item is a paper written by Drache for the 2nd annual economic policy conference, "Tough choices? Challenges facing Ottawa and the provinces", held on 25-26 February 1994 at Laurentian University.

File consists of a syllabus and table of contents for a reading list pertaining to Drache's autumn 1988 course on the theme of "Technology and workplace organization: a socio-political approach to the new global economy".

Item is a paper prepared by Drache for the International Conference on Regulatory Competition and Co-ordination held at the University of Warwick on 17-19 July 1994.

File consists of 13 issues of the "East Coast Worker", including 10 back issues sent to Drache from publisher Alan Story. Included is an accompanying letter from Story.

File consists of e-mail correspondence exchanged between Drache, Shelley Hornstein and others pertaining to organizing and financial planning for the Innis centenary activities.

File consists of correspondence exchanged between Drache and Engin F. Isin regarding Isin's draft book proposal for "Rights to the city: citizenship, democracy and cities in a global age", which is also included in the file.

File consists of notes, drafts and versions of Drache's article, "An English Canadian nationalist response to Meech Lake", published in the Globe and Mail under the title "Meech Lake: a wholly undemocratic process", co-written with Mel Watkins. Also included is a photocopy of an article co-written with Mel Watkins, Frank Cunningham, Ashley McCall, Stephen Clarkson and Abraham Rotstein entitled "La solution: un Canada binational" published in Le Devoir.

File consists of newspaper clippings on Canada and international trade, and Drache's handwritten notes pertaining to Canada and economic inequality.

Item is a recording of Ed Broadbent delivering a lecture at the Institute of Canadian Studies, University of Ottawa.

York University course: "The Political Economy of Canada".

Item is a signed contract pertaining to Drache's role as editor of "Essays from This Magazine", published by McClelland and Stewart Ltd.

Item is a newspaper clipping from an issue of York University student newspaper Excalibur, featuring an interview with Drache that details his opposition to the Free Trade Agreement.

File consists of Drache's handwritten and typescript notes on the subject of Canadian federalism. Included is an issue of Progressive Worker (vol. 6, no. 1).

Item is a first draft of a paper presented by Lindley at a CEPREMAP seminar held in Paris on 11 December 1989.

File consists of correspondence, contact lists, a copy of Drache's CV, and a letter of intent sent to SSHRCC pertaining to his efforts to secure funding for his research project entitled "Auditing public domains: the limits and enhanced capabilities of the state - a proposal for a multi-disciplinary, comparative enquiry on governance and state practice in an era of global markets".

File consists of memoranda, correspondence and request forms pertaining to arrangements for Drache's sabbatical year in France. Some items are written in French.

File consists of a draft version of a paper or chapter written by Drache entitled "Free trade: jobs, sovereignty and growth", as well as draft speaking notes entitled "Free trade: the new Maginot Line?".

File consists of a notice and agenda for a debate between John Crispo and Drache on the subject of Free Trade, held at Georgian College, in Barrie, Ont. Also included are copies of newspaper clippings about an earlier debate on the subject held at the college.

File consists of research notes created by Drache's assistant and photocopies of Innis correspondence from the Donald Creighton archives held at the National Archives of Canada.

Item is a paper prepared by Drache for the Future of the Nation-State workshop held at Atkinson College, York University, on 7-9 January 1993.

File consists of newspaper clippings assembled by Drache pertaining to the US-Canada Free Trade Agreement.

Item is a copy of an unclassified statement of administrative action submitted to US Congress pertaining to the United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act.

File consists of typescript notes from conversations with MP George Baker, MP George Henderson, Beaton Tulk, and Greg Power regarding the issue of the Free Trade Agreement and its effect on the economies of the Maritime provinces.

File consists of a letter written by Drache to Gary Smith, vice-president of York Lanes at York University, requesting funding support for "Canada Watch", a journal published by the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies. Included in the file are two pamphlets from the Centre for Research on Work and Safety.

File consists of a programme, budget incoming and outgoing correspondence pertaining to the organization of a conference/workshop on global political ecology held at the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University on 24-27 February 1994, part of Innis centenary celebrations.

Item is a major research paper submitted by Froese for his Master of Arts degree in Political Science at York University, for which Drache served as supervisor.

Item is a document produced for the Social Action Commission of the Diocese of Charlottetown.

Item is a major research paper completed by Sneyd for his Master's degree in Political Science, supervised by Drache.

File consists of papers presented at the George Grant Symposium, held at Erindale College, University of Toronto, on 2 April 1977, including a paper by Drache. Other paper authors are George Grant, Bernard Zylstra, William Mathis, D. Bryant, Larry Schmidt, John Badertscher, Douglas John Hall, Barry Cooper, Edwin and David Heaven, Lawrence Lampert, William Christian, and Joseph F. Power.

File consists of a descriptive guide to the Harold Innis-related records held at the Rockefeller Archive Center, as well as photocopies of those materials, which are primarily correspondence and memoranda originally written by Innis between the 1930s and 1950s. The guide was created by Drache's research assistant, Matthew Evenden.

File consists of photocopies of a lecture, essay and assorted newspaper clippings about or by Harold Innis, acquired from the University of Toronto Archives.

Item is an annotated draft manuscript, possibly a book chapter, for an unidentified project.

Item is an annotated draft manuscript, possibly a book chapter, for an unidentified project.

Item is an annotated draft manuscript, possibly a book chapter, for an unidentified project.

Item is a draft paper annotated with comments by Wallace Clement.

File consists of records pertaining to the a York Region District School Board's senior symposium on Canadian culture in the 21st century. These records are a proposal, budget and timelines. Also included is a description of another independent study project entitled "Canada in a North American perspective", from the 1992-93 Milliken Pond Canadian Constitutional Conference.

Item is a draft paper sent to Drache by its author, John McCormack of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

File consists of a draft program of seminars on the subject of industrial relations and the law, coordinated by Drache and Harry Glasbeek. Also included is a form letter written by Drache and Glasbeek about "Dear Mr. Mulroney" letters that they were distributing to mobilize Canadians against free trade.

File consists of correspondence, draft event programmes, a contact list and a research bulletin pertaining to the organization of events and publications pertaining to the Innis centenary and Drache's involvement as a member of the Toronto organizing committee.

File consists of a paper and accompanying letter by Donald Fisher entitled "Harold A. Innis and the Canadian Social Science Research Council: an experiment in boundary work". Fisher presented this paper at an Innis conference held in Montreal.

File consists of three student papers written about the influence of Harold Innis for one of Drache's Political Science seminars.

Item is a revised paper presented to the Association of Canadian Studies in Calgary by Mel Watkins, entitled "Innis at 100: reflections on his legacy for Canadian Studies".

File consists of an overview of the Innis centenary celebrations, a workshop schedule, newspaper articles, a description of the Harold Innis 'Birthday Bash', Drache's notes from a lunch with Robert Innes, notes, Drache's proposal for a book of essays about Innis, and correspondence pertaining to centenary planning.

File pertains to planning for events pertaining to the Innis centenary. Included is a table of contents, synopsis and outline for "The future of nations and the limits of markets", edited by Drache and Robert Boyer.

File consists of a prospectus entitled "Celebrating the Innis centenary: the man, his legacy, our future", written by Drache and John Browne, correspondence and a conference programme pertaining to "Monopolies of knowledge: a conference honouring the work of Harold A. Innis", held at Simon Fraser University, a notice for a conference held at Concordia University entitled "Harold Innis and intellectual practice for the new century: interdisciplinary and critical studies", and programmes for a Innis Centenary Celebration conference at York University on global political ecology, a workshop series entitled "Global markets: do nation-states have a future", and a workshop/conference entitled "Art and money, or, what is it worth?"

Item is an outline written by Drache consisting of chapter summaries of this proposed book.

File consists of correspondence, reports and memoranda prepared for Drache by his research assistant Matthew D. Evenden pertaining to his research work in the Innis-related records of the University of Toronto Archives.

File consists of a contact list and correspondence pertaining to the organization of an Innis centenary workshop/seminar series to be held between January and April 1994.

File consists of draft papers on this subject, including Drache's paper, "Reinterpreting Harold Innis: remarks on Innis' general theory of development".

File consists of a letter, memoranda and notes pertaining to Drache's work as a co-editor of a special issue of the Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory on this subject. Included in the file is a paper by Patricia Marchak entitled "Of gringos and half-wits: perspectives on dependency theory".

File consists of a letter to Drache by Michael Lebowitz accompanied by a paper written with his wife, Sharon, detailing their reply to the Waffle Manifesto.

File consists of notes on overhead transparencies and a copy of an article by Clive Cook entitled "The future of the state", published in the Economist in 1997.

File consists of correspondence, notes and proposals prepared by Drache and John Lennox of York University's Department of English pertaining to the creation of a Canadian studies seminar for Latin American scholars in collaboration with York University and the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.

File consists of a letter and newspaper clippings pertaining to free trade, collected by Harry Glasbeek and sent to Drache while he was living in Rome in April 1987.

File consists of a letter sent to Drache accompanied by two papers written by Younger on the subject of unemployment in Canada.

Item is a letter sent to Drache pertaining to his guest lecture on "Canadian industrial relations, worker militancy and the economic crisis", held at the Universitat Osnabruck. The letter has been heavily annotated with notes by Drache.

Item is a copy of a letter written by Drache to a friend pertaining to his experience living in Rome, including his commentary on free trade and Canadian politics.

Item is a letter sent by Drache to Daniel Latouche pertaining to Drache's proposal for an essay collection tentatively titled "Breaking down fordism: the international crisis, the regulation approach", accompanied by a short bibliography.

Item is a letter written by Drache inviting Gupta to work on his public domain project, which would include a workshop held in New Delhi.