Work Study Volume 16 Issue 10

Abstract

IT is difficult to imagine the world of Work Study without the urbane ubiquity of Russell Currie, whose death on 28 August we deeply regret to record. Although he had been officially in retirement for a year or two his presence was immanent in any important gathering of those who had so long looked to him for the leadership that was always forthcoming. We can fittingly borrow an epigram he coined at the London Congress in 1963 as apt at this time. ‘The sun shone to greet your arrival; the skies weep for your departure.’

Citation

(1967), "Work Study Volume 16 Issue 10", Work Study, Vol. 16 No. 10, pp. 5-55. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb048224