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Bernard Roth

Stanford
As seen in: Fast Company, Santa Barbara Independent, JD Supra, Oprah Daily, Mondaq, Canadian Mining Journal, Radio.immo, Pierre Papier, Global Energy Blog
Bernie Roth is a founder of Stanford's d.school and author of The Achievement Habit: how to stop wishing, start doing, and take command of life.
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Bernie Roth is the Rodney H. Adams Professor of Engineering at Stanford University. A longtime veteran of the Stanford design scene, he first came to the Stanford Design Division faculty in 1962. He arrived from New York City, his birthplace, with a wife, two children, a proper haircut, a sports jacket and a very traditional background in Mechanical Engineering and liberal New York politics. The experience of the Vietnam-War protest movement, the Human Potential Movement, and the other social u…

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Bill C‑5 and the future of pipeline approvals in Canada

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By Bernard Roth
| Global Energy Blog
On June 6, 2025, the federal government introduced Bill C‑5, an Act to enact the Free Trade and Labour Mobility in Canada Act and the Building Canada Act.
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Opinion: Lament For A Nation - Where There's A Will There's A Way - Part 3

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By Bernard Roth
| Mondaq
This is the third and final instalment of a bulletin trilogy exploring the current crises in Canada-US relations. Part 1 provided some historical context for nationalism in Canada and the current political movement driving nationalism in the United States that is posing threats of annexation. Part 2 discussed the history of Canada's will to develop its resources to remind Canadians of how they achieved energy independence and economic strength to address past fiscal and unity crises.
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Opinion: "Lament For A Nation" - The National Dream - Part 2

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By Bernard Roth
| Mondaq
This is Part 2 of a bulletin trilogy. Part 1 reviewed the history of Canadian nationalism in the context of Canada's relationship with the United States. Part 2 now turns to oil and gas, documenting its role in sustaining nationhood in countries like Canada, which are endowed with vast oil reserves. These reserves, in the case of Canada, exceed those of Russia and the United States combined.
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