# Notes on Artic and alpine Research issue 1980

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> The complex of publications, the conference itself, and associated field excurisons, were an outcome of an immense labor. Many individuals and agencies were involved […] an impressive and resounding success.

> This reviewer is confindent that none of the perfafrost fraternity (for these conferences have produced just that) will hesitate to support his suggestion that this achievement must be regarded as a triumpant culmination of Roger Brown’s devotion to his chosen subject.

I don’t think that anyone would call the conferences I went to “a resounding success”.

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Conference proceedings are listed as costing

“$10 for six-volume set” or “$35 for three-volume set” - $40 to $138 in today’s $s.

That seems inexpensive compared to what they cost now.

I tried looking for what a set of similar conference proceedings costs hardcopy now. Actually they’re all free online on the association websites.

[https://www.permafrost.org/conference-proceedings/](https://www.permafrost.org/conference-proceedings/)

[https://www.uspermafrost.org/conference-proceedings](https://www.uspermafrost.org/conference-proceedings)