Pages 1 & 2 (150 & 151) [Minute Book pp.124 & 125] transcribed
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DELEGATES OF THE PRESS
Minutes of Meeting held on Tuesday 30 April 1985
Present: The Vice-Chancellor (Mr G J Warnock) in the chair, the Senior Proctor (Mrs R L Deech), the Junior Proctor (Dr L C Black), the Assessor (Mr A J Ryan), Professor R J Elliott, Proressor Sir Michael Atiyah, Mr D F Pears, Dr R H Lonsdale, Professor J Boardman, Professor D J Weatherall, Professor Sir Richard Southwood, Mr K V Thomas, Dr G A Holmes, Professor L Weiskrantz, Professor I Brownlie
Part I
Matters arising from the Minutes
None.
Attendance at Meetings
Approval was given to the absence of Professors Sen and Williams from the meeting.
Report of Finance Committee
The Chairman of Finance Committee enlarged on items from the minutes of the last meeting.
Soviet Editions of English Language Teaching Dictionaries
The Secretary made a statement of the circumstances in which the Russians were allowed to alter some definitions and of the steps being taken to avoid a similar occurrence in the future. [return to Bad Marx.]
Part III: Proposals Listed for Information
Delegates were unwilling to be deprived altogether of the information at present given in Part III. The suggestion was made that as an alternative Delegates might declare their own fields of interest and editors should notify them individually of proposals received in those fields. It was decided to continue with the present procedure for Trinity Term and to consider the question again at the vacation meeting.College Publications
The list of titles was approved with these exceptions:General Publications
The title tabled was approved.Educational and ELT Publications
The list of titles tabled was approved.OUP (USA) Publications
The list of titles tabled was approved.Page 2 (151)
Branch Publications
The list of titles tabled was approved. But the decision whether to authorize the use of 'Oxford' in the title Oxford Dictionary of Australian History was deferred; Mr Thomas would look at samples of the book.Clarendon Lectures in Economics
The proposal was deferred.Oxford Mathematical Monographs
The proposal to appoint Professor J T Stuart an editor of the series was approved. Part II
Proposals for Consideration
(a)
Consider Book in Preparation
Mr R Hudson - Waders
Agreed to the substitution of Mr Duncan Brooks as author
(b) New Proposals
Dr D J Attard - The Exclusive Economic Zone in International Law (Oxford Monographs in International Law)
Agreed to accept the proposal (G)
Dr R Beddard (editor) - The Revolution of 1688
Agreed to encourage the proposal (G)
Dr D Bell and Dr B Criddle - The French Communist Party since 1945
Agreed to encourage the proposal (G)
Professor C R Berridge - European Shipping Capital, Politics, and South Africa
Agreed to defer the proposal
Professor G Best - International Humanitarian Law since 1945
Agreed to encourage the proposal (G)
Professor I Block - Essays on Aristotle
Deferred
Dr S P Brock - Syriac Literature: A Selection of Texts in Translation
Agreed to encourage the proposal (R)
Professor H Bull - Hugo Crotius and International Relations
Agreed to defer the proposal
Professor R H Casson - Does Aid Work?
Agreed to accept the proposal (G)
Dr W C Clark and Dr R E Munn (editors) - Sustainable Development of the Biosphere
Agreed to accept the proposal (G)
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