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The Actor and the Artist in Helen Humphreys'AfterimageJ'nan Morse Sellery, Visiting Professor of Englishat Stanford UniversitySession F (FREL)New Perspectives in Film (Pier 8)CHAIR: Katherine Roberts, Wilfrid LaurierUniversityUnderground Influence: Andy Warhol, JackSmith, David Cronenberg and Canada's EmergentAnglophone Film IndustryPatrick S. Brennan, Macon State CollegeLe "documentaire migrant" in Montreal: Alaind'Aix's "Goût'-sel: Haïti, un soir d'hiver" andHejer Charf's "Les passeurs"Beatrice Guenther, Bowling Green State UniversityUS Faces and Places in Recent Quebec FilmsMiléna Santoro, Georgetown UniversitySession G (PUBP) Cross-Listed with POLSPolicy and Political Identity (Pier 3)CHAIR/DISCUSSANT: Amy Lovecraft, University ofAlaska FairbanksNational and Urban Dimensions and PoliticalIdentity: Canadian and U.S. ComparisonsSusan Mason, Boise State UniversityThe U.S and Canada: Equivocal, Divisible, withDiversity in Unity for AllPauline Vaillancourt Rosenau and Patrick M.Krueger, University of Texas - HoustonPublic Opinion on Federalism in Canada: ATime ComparisonRichard L. Cole, The University of Texas atArlingtonCanada-United States Policy Coordinationand Democratic Legitimacy: A NormativeAssessmentMonica Gattinger and Claire Turenne Sjolander,University of OttawaSession H (HIST) Cross-Listed with IRandDCold War Canada: Strategy and Society(Dockside 9)CHAIR/DISCUSSANT: Joseph Jockel, St. LawrenceUniversityFrom Military Workfare to National Welfare:Soldiers and Citizenship after WarDeborah Cowen, University of TorontoHigh Modernism in the High ArcticMatthew Farish, University of Toronto and P.Whitney Lackenbauer, St. Jerome's University– 37 –A Precursor to Transformation? The 1951Canadian Unified Command ProposalRichard Goette, Queen's University and DanielGosselin, Queen's UniversitySession I (IRandD)Canada in the Circumpolar North: ComparativePolicies, Issues and Geopolitics in the 21stCentury (Pier 9)CHAIR: Evan Potter, Foreign Affairs Canada/Fulbright Fellow, University of Southern CaliforniaThe Circumpolar North: is Canada Still Leadingthe Way or Resting on Its Laurels?Bernie Funston, Northern Canada ConsultingTraditional and non-Traditional Security in theCanadian ArcticRob Huebert, University of CalgaryNorthern Dimension and Canada's ForeignPolicy in the Circumpolar North: The Geopoliticsof Circumpolar TransnationalismHeather Nicol, Trent UniversityLooking for the North in American andCanadian Foreign PoliciesDouglas Nord, Wright State UniversityDISCUSSANT: Lassi Heininen, University ofLaplandThursday, November 156:00pm—8:00pmACSUS/Glendon College Reception* Buses depart the Westin for Glendon College at6:00pmThursday, November 159:00pm-11:00pmFilm Screening: The Beloved Community.Discussion to follow.A film by Pamela Calvert/Detroit Public Television(Regatta)THE BELOVED COMMUNITY provides an insidelook at a Great Lakes oil town facing a toxiclegacy head-on. The nerve center of Canada'spetrochemical industry, Sarnia once enjoyedthe highest standard of living in the countrybutnow it is facing compromised environmentaland community health. The city has alreadylost a generation of men to workplace-relatedcancers. Now their widows and daughtersare discovering that, because of their ownexposure to a cluster of hormone-mimickingchemicals called "endocrine disruptors," thenext generation may be at risk.THURSDAY