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4605A45a2b4406eb9677c9e7fe THE CANADIAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE 09-09-15 10:20 THE CANADIAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE [email protected] 44th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CANADIAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION 44e RENCONTRE ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE Sociological Issues Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences 2009: Capital Connections: nation, terroir, territoire Enjeux sociologiques Congrès des sciences humaines et sociales 2009: Capital Connections: nation, terroir, territoire May 26 – May 29, 2009 / Du 26 au 29 mai 2009 Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario Université Carleton, Ottawa, Ontario Official Programme - Programme officiel Last Update/Dernière mise à jour 2009-06-23 If you have visited the Programme Section earlier, your computer may have memorized a version that is not valid any more. Make sure you access the most recent version by using the F5 key (Refresh) on your PC or Command +R on your Mac. / Si vous avez déjà consulté la présente section, votre ordinateur a peut-être retenu une ancienne version. Assurez-vous d'accéder à la dernière version en utilisant la fonction Refresh ou F5 sur votre PC ou Commande +R sur votre Mac. WELCOME FROM THE PROGRAMME COMMITTEE The CSA Annual Meetings are organised by a Committee whose members are appointed by the Association’s Executive Committee. For 2009, the Committee is composed of Monica Boyd, University of Toronto, CSA President, Harley Dickinson, University of Saskatchewan, CSA President-Elect, Pamela Sugiman, Ryerson University, CSA Past-President, Andrea Doucet, Carleton University, Local Representative, and Gilles Laflamme, Association’s Director and Programme Coordinator. The members of the 2009 Annual Meeting programme Committee, along with the members of the Executive Committee of the CSA warmly welcome you to this 44th edition of the Annual Meeting. The Canadian Sociological Association’s programme this year welcomes more than 400 people who will participate in 2 plenary sessions, more than 100 regular and panel sessions, many administrative meetings including the Annual General Meeting of the members and of course many social events like the Awards Ceremony and the Carleton department of Sociology and Anthropology reception. SESSIONS DEVELOPMENT The Chair is responsible for monitoring the entire session. The success of a session often depends upon the Chair’s ability to hold the speakers to the allocated time in order to ensure time for the discussant and general discussion. Some of the most important responsibilities of the chair are to: - Open the session at the scheduled time and set the context with brief introductory remarks; - Introduce the participants before their presentation - Hold the presenters and the discussant to an equal allocated time. - Moderate panel and floor discussions; and - Adjourn the session in time to allow the room to clear before the next session begins. Chairs are requested to report the name(s) of any no shows and the session number to the CSA representative at desk. The Chair of a regular session has the option to drop from the programme any author not submitting a copy of his/her paper to the discussant two weeks before the meeting and must inform the Programme Committee. Discussants are to prepare, in advance, appropriate analytical or critical commentaries of the significance and contribution of the papers presented in a regular session. Discussants are not obliged to comment on papers they have not received prior to the meeting. Presenters should try to engage with their audience even if they read their notes or summary and they should try to avoid reading the paper. Such presentations are often less interesting for the audience and additionally it increases the likelihood that the presenter may run out of time before reaching the most significant aspects of the presentation. http://www.csaa.ca/AnnualMeeting/AnnualMeeting2009/2009Programme.htm Page 1 sur 91 THE CANADIAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE 09-09-15 10:20 Delegates are asked to follow the rules set by the host university, to keep noise to a minimum during the presentations, and to try to avoid leaving sessions before all the presenters have presented. MOT DE BIENVENUE DU COMITÉ DU PROGRAMME Les rencontres annuelles de la SCS sont organisées par un Comité dont les membres sont nommés par le Comité exécutif de la SCS. Pour 2009, le Comité est composé de Monica Boyd, Université de Toronto, présidente de la SCS, Harley Dickinson, Université de la Saskatchewan, président désigné de la SCS, Pamela Sugiman, Université Ryerson, présidente- sortante de la SCS, Andrea Doucet, Université Carleton, représentante locale, et Gilles Laflamme, directeur de la SCS, Coordonnateur du programme. Les membres du Comité du programme pour 2009 se joignent aux membres du Comité exécutif de la SCS pour vous souhaiter la plus cordiale des bienvenues à cette quarante-quatrième rencontre annuelle. Le programme de la Société canadienne de sociologie accueille cette année plus de 400 personnes qui participeront à 2 séances pléniéres, plus de 100 séances réguliéres et d’information, plusieurs rencontres administratives dont l’assemblée générale des membres sans oublier les événements sociaux dont la cérémonie de remise des prix et récompenses de la Société et la réception du département de sociologie et d’anthropologie de l’Université Carleton. DÉROULEMENT DES SÉANCES Le président de séance est en charge de la séance au complet. Le succès dépend de l’habileté du président à limiter les communications au temps alloué afin d’assurer à chacun et à la discussion générale assez de temps. Parmi les responsabilités les plus importantes, le président doit : - Ouvrir et introduire la séance à l’heure prévue - Introduire les participants - Maintenir un temps égal pour chaque présentateur et pour le commentateur - Présider les discussions entre les communicateurs et l’auditoire - Fermer la séance à l’heure prévue afin de libérer la salle pour le prochain groupe Les présidents de séance doivent informer la Société du nom des personnes qui ne se présentent pas. Le président d’une séance régulière peut retirer du programme tout auteur qui ne soumet pas son texte au commentateur 2 semaines avant la rencontre et doit en informer la Société. Les commentateurs doivent préparer à l’avance des commentaires analytiques et critiques sur la pertinence de la communication. Les commentateurs ne sont pas obligés de commenter les communications dont ils n’ont pas reçu le texte préalablement à la rencontre. Les présentateurs doivent interagir avec l’auditoire, même s’ils lisent leur notes ou leur résumé de communication. Ils doivent éviter de lire leur communication. De telles lectures sont souvent moins intéressantes pour l’auditoire et augmentent le risque de manquer de temps pour exposer les point principaux de la communication. Les délégués doivent se conformer aux règles de l’université hôte, réduire le bruit le plus possible durant les séances et ne pas quitter avant que la séance ne soit terminée. Important message Please note that the annual banquet has been cancelled this year. There will be a departmental reception at Carleton on May 27 and the Awards will be presented at the AGM on May 28. More details in the programme. Message important Veuillez noter que le banquet annuel a été annulé cette année. Le Département de Sociologie et d'Anthropologie de Carleton a organisé une réception le 27 mai et la cérémonie des récompenses aura lieu le 28 mai dans le cadre de l'assemblée générale. Voir le programme pour plus de détails. Membership and annual meeting fees are mandatory in order to participate in the annual meeting. Participants who http://www.csaa.ca/AnnualMeeting/AnnualMeeting2009/2009Programme.htm Page 2 sur 91 THE CANADIAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION LA SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE DE SOCIOLOGIE 09-09-15 10:20 neglect to pay their membership along with the 2009 meeting fees will not be allowed to participate in a future meeting unless the amount due for this year's meeting is completely paid. La cotisation annuelle et les frais de participation au congrès sont obligatoires. Les participants qui ne paieront pas leur cotisation et les frais de participation au congrès 2009 ne seront pas autorisés à participer à une rencontre annuelle tant qu'ils n'auront pas payé les frais exigés pour l'année 2009. The 2010 Congress will be held at Concordia University, Montréal, Québec from May 27 to June 03 2010. The 2011 Congress will be held at University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University, Fredericton, New Brunswick from May 28 to June 04, 2011. The 2012 Congress will be held at Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, from May 26 to June 02, 2012. If you already intend to participate to the CSA Annual Meetings that will be held during those congresses, please do not hesitate to contact us at the CSA table at the 2009 Congress. Our table will be open May 26 to May 29 from 08:00 to 15:30. Le prochain congrès aura lieu à l'Université Concordia, Montréal, Québec, du 27 mai au 3 juin 2010. Le suivant, en 2011, se tiendra à l'Université du Nouveau-Brunswick et à l'Université Saint-Thomas, à Fredericton, Nouveau-Brunswick, du 28 mai au 4 juin 2011. Le congrès de 2012 se tiendra à l'Université Wilfrid-Laurier et à l'Université de Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, du 26 mai au 2 juin 2012. Si vous avez déjà l'intention de participer aux rencontres de la SCS, qui auront lieu dans le cadre de ces congrès, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter à la table de la SCS au Congrès de 2009. Nous y serons du 26 mai au 29 mai entre 8h et 15h30. Invitation to Submit Articles to The Canadian Review of Sociology The Canadian Review of Sociology, published since 1964, is the official publication of the Canadian Sociological Association.
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