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Water Supply Systems and Monopole’sParticipation in Canada and MexicoDelia Montero Contreras, Universidad AutónomaMetropolitana MéxicoSession D (GISI)Roundtable: Religion, Sexual Orientation andPolitics in Canada and the U.S.(Pier 2)CHAIR/DISCUSSANT: Jonathan Malloy, CarletonUniversityJim Farney, Queen's University; Jonathan Malloy,Carleton University; Samuel Reimer, AtlanticBaptist UniversitySession F (GISI)Le Québec, sujet postcolonial (Pier 7)CHAIR: Miléna Santoro, Georgetown UniversityLe Québec postcolonial dix ans après le débatsur le révisionnismeClaude Couture, University of AlbertaUn féminisme de la blanchitude? Réflexions surle sujet-femme du féminisme québécoisChantal Maillé, Concordia UniversityPeut-on vraiment parler d'un Québecpostcolonial? Résistances identitaires, rapportsde pouvoir et enracinement du sujet nationalquébécoisDaniel Salée, Concordia UniversityDISCUSSANT: Donald Ipperciel, University ofAlbertaSession G (PUBP) Cross-Listed with POLSComparative Environmental Policy (Pier 9)DISCUSSANT/CHAIR: Susan Hunter, West VirginiaUniversityCanada-US Environmental Relations: A SalientAffair?Les Alm, Boise State University and Ross E.Burkhart, Boise State UniversityThe Role of Technology in Policy Convergence:An Environmental Policy Case StudySuna Bayrakal, York University2006: Year Of Decision For Ontario's SolidWaste Exports To Michigan Or Prelude To Déjà VuMichael Unsworth, Michigan State UniversitySession H (HIST) Cross-Listed with IRandDWorld War II and Beyond: Bilateralism andMultilateralism via Film, Leadership, and theEconomy (Pier 8)CHAIR: P. Whitney Lackenbauer, St. Jerome’sUniversityThe Red Coat and the Ranger: ScreeningBilateral Friendship in Cecil B. DeMille's NorthWest Mounted Police (1940)Dominique Brégent-Heald, Memorial University ofNewfoundlandOff-Shore in the North Atlantic: the MarshallPlan and Canada's International EconomicRelationsHector Mackenzie, DFAITSession I (IRandD) Cross-Listed with BUS/ECNorth Pacific Triangle? Canadian EconomicRelations with the United States and China(Pier 3)CHAIR: Daniel Calhoun, Keating Muething andKlekamp PLLChinese Accession to the WTO: EconomicImplications for Canada and the United StatesMadanmohan Ghosh, Industry CanadaEmerging Opportunities and Challenges:Canada's Competitiveness in the Face of ChinaRené Filip, Industry CanadaShifting Competitive Exposures in NorthAmerican Vehicle Markets: The China FactorDavid Yerger, Indiana University of PennsylvaniaDISCUSSANT: Christopher Sands, The HudsonInstituteFriday, November 1610:00am—10:30am (Harbour Foyer / Pier 4 and 5)Refreshment break / exhibitsSponsored by Bridgewater State College –Canadian Studies ProgramFeaturing Anthony Cicerone, Bridgewater StateCollegeposter sessionReligion and Canadian Public PolicySam Fisher, University of South Alabama– 39 –FRIDAY
Friday, November 1610:30am—12:00NoonSession A (PUBP)Sustainable Development and Ecotourism (Pier 9)DISCUSSANT/CHAIR: Suna Bayrakal, YorkUniversityThe Environmental Concerns and PolicyCommitments of Canadian and American LocalOfficialsRichard A. Brisbin Jr. and Susan Hunter, WestVirginia UniversityA H o l e i n t h e M i d d l e : A C o m p a r a t i v eAssessment of the Canadian Response toRegulation of Cruise Ship Discharges andEmissions on the West CoastMichael Robinson-Dorn, University of WashingtonDiscourse Ethics and Sustainable EcotourismJudith Stark, Seton Hall UniversitySession B (BUS/EC)Roundtable: Entrepreneurship and Innovation inQuebec: How the Province Became a World-ClassPlayer (Dockside 2)CHAIR/ORGANIZER: Myrna Delson-Karan, St.John's UniversityParticipants: Randall Capps, Western KentuckyUniversity; Paul Clermont, University of Quebecin Montreal; Joseph Lemay, Ramapo College ofNew JerseySession C1 (TCTC)Internships: Expanding Student Opportunities(Pier 7)CHAIRS: Gail Garbrandt, University of AkronParticipants: Dustin McAbee; Alex Ioffe; RobHeinen; Marty Mayer; Sarah Antonucci (Universityof Akron)SESSION C2 (TCTC)Roundtable: International Perspectives onCanadian Studies (Pier 2)CHAIR: Douglas Nord, Wright State UniversityParticipants: Xiaoyi Zhang (China); Raul RodriguezGonzalez (Mexico); Marta Dvorak (France);Raul Rodriguez (Cuba); Joy Porter (UK); LassiHeininen (Finland)Session D (GISI)Language Rights, Tory Touches and Multiculturalism(Dockside 5)CHAIR: R. Bruce Way, Monroe County CommunityCollegeAnglophone Minority Rights and the QuebecLanguage RegimeWilliam Green, Morehead State UniversityEnglish Institutions and Adaptation: Montrealand the Eastern TownshipsPhil Handrick, Michigan State UniversityA Principled Justification of Canadian-styleMulticulturalismAndrew M. Robinson, Wilfrid Laurier UniversityMulticulturalism within a Bilingual Framework":Genealogies of Tolerance or Exclusion?Eve Haque, York UniversitySession E (ENGL)Literary Reconfigurations (Dockside 4)CHAIR: Shannon Hengen, Laurentian UniversityThe Poetics of Mutation in Jane Urquahart's TheStone CarverMarta Dvorak, Sorbonne NouvelleAlice Munro, From Scotland to Ontario: TheView from Castle RockJudith McCombs, Writer's Center, Bethesda MDFacing Otherness; Alterity in the Novels of JaneUrquhartJeanne Minahan McGinn, The Curtis Institute ofMusicRumours and Consequences in the ManuscriptMétis: A Novel, by Lynn PontonLynn Ponton , writerSession F (FREL)Genre et mixité littéraire: quels procédés? (Pier 3)CHAIR: Lori Saint-Martin, Université du Québec àMontréalSociétés mixtes, individus mixtes ? Genresexuel et évolution socialeKatri Suhonen, Université du Québec à MontréalLe parallélisme (diégétique et narratif) poursignifier la mixitéIsabelle Boisclair, Université de SherbrookeUn homme et une femme (une histoire banale):stéréotype et genre sexuel chez Nelly ArcanSandrina Joseph, Université de MontréalFRIDAY– 40 –
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