THE CANADIAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DE SCIENCE POLITIQUE
65th Annual Meeting June 6, 7, 8, 1993
65ième Congrès Annuel 6, 7, 8 juin 1993
Carleton University/Université Carleton
Ottawa, ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The CPSA wishes to acknowledge the assistance of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada in providing funds for the Travel Grants Programme and in supporting the various activities of the Association.
We are also grateful to the Social Science Federation of Canada for grants to help fund sessions organized in co-operation with other societies. We offer special thanks to NELSON CANADA for its financial support of The President's Dinner and to Wilfrid Laurier University Press for its financial support of the BBQ.
The Association is grateful for the hospitality of Carleton University and the Department of Political Science.
As Programme Chair, I wish to thank the members of my Programme Committee for their dedication, hard work, and respect for deadlines. I also wish to thank Guy Laforest for organizing the Plenary and Paul Rosen for the local arrangements. I am very grateful for the indefatigable support of Joan Pond and Michelle Hopkins, both of whom deserve far more credit than they receive for the success of these Annual Meetings.
REMERCIEMENTS
L'ACSP tient à exprimer sa reconnaissance au Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada pour les fonds consentis dans le cadre du programme de subventions pour frais de déplacement, ainsi que pour le soutien accordé par le CRSH aux diverses activités de notre association.
Nous remercions également la Fédération canadienne des sciences sociales des subventions qu'elles nous a consenties en vue de nous permettre d'organiser des séances en collaboration avec d'autres sociétés. Nous voulons aussi remercier chaleureusement NELSON CANADA pour l'appui financier du dîner présidentiel ainsi que les Presses Wilfrid Laurier pour l'appui financier du BBQ.
L'ACSP remercie en outre Université Carleton et son département de science politique pour son hospitalité.
À titre de président du comité du programme, je veux remercier les membres de ce comité de leur dévouement et de l'excellent travail qu'ils ont effectué et ce, dans les délais prescrits. Des remerciements tout particuliers doivent être adressés à Guy Laforest pour l'organisation de la séance plénière ainsi qu'à Paul Rosen pour les arrangements locaux. Je me dois aussi de souligner l'appui indéfectible de Joan Pond et de Michelle Hopkins dont on ne reconnaîtra jamais assez le rôle important qu'elles jouent toutes deux dans le succès de ces réunions annuelles. 1
CANADIAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DE SCIENCE POLITIQUE
65TH ANNUAL MEETING 65IÈME CONGRÈS ANNUEL
CARLETON UNIVERSITY/ UNIVERSITÉ CARLETON JUNE 6, 7, 8 JUIN
Registration Inscription Registration for both the Learned Societies L'inscription aux Sociétés savantes et à and the CPSA will take place at the Learned l'ACSP aura lieu au bureau des Sociétés Societies' desk in the foyer of the Tory savantes dans le hall d'entrée de l'édifice Building Tory.
The CPSA will maintain a desk in the foyer L'ACSP maintiendra un bureau dans le hall of the Tory Building. After having d'entrée de l'édifice. Il faudra donc vous y registered with the Learned Societies, rendre pour obtenir votre copie du members should proceed there to pick up programme, billets, etc. Notre bureau ouvrira their conference kits, dinner tickets, etc. Our samedi, le 5 juin, à 16h00 et restera ouvert desk will be open from 16h00 on Saturday, durant les heures régulières du Congrès. June 5th and during normal Conference Les participant(e)s devront déposer les hours. Papergivers should leave their copies de leur communication dans la salle papers in the paper sales room, SA404. SA404.
CPSA Meetings Unless otherwise noted, all CPSA meetings Réunions de l'ACSP will take place in Southam Hall (SA) and the Sauf sur avis contraire, toutes les réunions du Loeb Building (LA). Professor Paul Rosen congrès de l'ACSP auront lieu dans l'édifice of Carleton University's Department of Southam (SA) et l'édifice Loeb (LA). Le Political Science, has taken care of the local professeur Paul Rosen du département de arrangements. Michelle Hopkins and John science politique de l'Université Carleton, est Armstrong of the CPSA staff and the le responsable de l'organisation des lieux. Carleton student assistants will be at the Michelle Hopkins et John Armstrong de CPSA desk to help in case of need. l'ACSP et les assistants étudiants seront au bureau et sauront vous aider en cas de besoin. After-conference information may be obtained from: Pour des renseignements après le congrès, veuillez contacter: The CPSA Secretariat #205 - 1 Stewart Street Le secrétariat de l'ACSP Ottawa, Ontario #205 - 1, rue Stewart K1N 6H7 Ottawa, Ontario Telephone:1-613-564-4026 K1N 6H7 2
Fax: 1-613-230-2746 Téléphone:1-613-564-4026 Télécopieur: 1-613-230-2746
Location of future Learneds Lieu future des Sociétés savantes 1994 - University of Calgary 1994 - Université de Calgary 1995 - Université du Québec à Montréal 1995 - Université du Québec à Montréal
Papers Communications Papers are for sale in room SA404. Les communications sont en vente à la salle SA404.
Reception Réception The Carleton University's Department of Le département de science politique de Political Science invites you to a reception in l'Université Carleton vous invite à une Room LA602A from 17h30 to 19h30 on réception dans la salle LA602A de 17h30 à June 5. 19h30, le 5 juin.
1994 1994
The 66th meeting of the CPSA will Le 66ième congrès annuel de be held at the University of l'ACSP aura lieu à l'Université de Calgary. For more information, Calgary. Pour plus de please see The Canadian Journal of renseignements, veuillez consulter Political Science, XXVI:2 (June La Revue canadien- 1993) ne de science politique, XXVI:2 (Juin 1993)
Chairperson Présidente 1994 Programme Committee Comité du programme 1994 Professor Lynda Erickson Madame Lynda Erickson Department of Political Science Professeure Simon Fraser University Department of Political Science Burnaby, BC Simon Fraser University V5A 1A6 Burnaby, BC V5A 1A6
Enquiries: Renseignements: CPSA ACSP Telephone: (613) 564-4026 Telephone: (613) 564-4026 Fax: (613) 230-2746 Télécopieur: (613) 230-2746
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TABLE OF CONTENTS/TABLE DES MATIÈRES
General information/Renseignements généraux 1-2
CPSA Board of Directors/Bureau de direction ACSP 1992-1993 4
1993 Programme Committee 6
Comité du programme 1993 7
Special Events/Événements spéciaux 8-11
Other Events/Autres événements 12
CPSA meetings/Réunions ACSP 13
Joint and Special Sessions/Séances conjointes et spéciales 15-17
Notes from Others/Activités chez d'autres 18
Section Index/Indexe par section 21-25
Session Index/Indexe par séance 27-31
Sessions/Séances 35-85
Trust Fund/Le Fonds 87-88
Participants/Participant(e)s 89-94
A personal timetable/Un horaire personnel 95
Notes 96-98
Membership form/Formulaire d'adhésion 99-100 4
BOARD OF DIRECTORS/BUREAU DE DIRECTION 1992-1993
Executive/Comité exécutif
President/Président: V. Seymour Wilson (Carleton) President-Elect/Présidente élue: Sylvia Bashevkin (U of T) Past-President/Président sortant: Vincent Lemieux (Laval) Secretary-Treasurer/Secrétaire-trésorier: Ian Lee (Carleton)
Representative of Members-at-large/ Représentant des conseillers: Robert Campbell (Trent)
Directors/Conseillers
1992-93 1992-1994
Robert Campbell (Trent) Jean-Pierre Beaud (UQAM) Lynda Erickson (SFU) Kathy L. Brock (Manitoba) Philippe Faucher (Montréal) Kathryn Harrison (Washington) A. Paul Pross (Dalhousie) Gretchen M. MacMillan (Calgary) Douglas Williams (Government of Marie-Thérèse Seguin (Moncton) Canada/Gouvernement du Canada)
OTHER OFFICE HOLDERS/AUTRES MEMBRES OFFICIERS
Co-Editors, CJPS/Co-Directeurs, RCSP: Roger Gibbins (Calgary), Stéphane Dion (Montréal) Editor/Directeur, "BULLETIN": Gordon Mace (Laval) Programme Chair 1993/ Président(e) du Comité du Programme 1993: Stéphane Dion (Montréal) Director/Directeur, Programme de stage législative ontarien/OLIP: Graham White (U of T) Directors/Directeurs, Stage Parlementaire/PIP François Houle (Ottawa) Richard Price (Windsor) Representative to the SSFC/ Représentant à la FCSS: A. Paul Pross (Dalhousie) Représentant de la Société québécoise de science politique: François Rocher (Carleton) Student Liaison/Liaison avec les étudiants Douglas Williams (Government of Canada/Gouvernement du Canada)
SECRETARIAT/SECRÉTARIAT Administrator/Administratrice: Joan Pond Administrative Assistants/Adjoints administratifs:
CPSA: Michelle Hopkins OLIP: Rose Antonio PIP: John Armstrong
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1993 PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
PROGRAMME CHAIRPERSON:
Stéphane Dion (Montréal)
PROGRAMME VICE-CHAIR: Lynda Erickson (SFU) LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE: Paul Rosen (Carleton)
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SECTION CODES
A CANADIAN POLITICS Kenneth McRoberts (York)
B COMPARATIVE POLITICS (Developing) Judith Teichman (Toronto)
C COMPARATIVE POLITICS (Industrialized) Alain Noël (Montréal)
D INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Kim Richard Nossal (McMaster)
E LOCAL AND URBAN POLITICS Jean-François Léonard
(Québec à Montréal)
F POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR/SOCIOLOGY Jon Pammett (Carleton)
G POLITICAL ECONOMY Jeanne Kirk Laux (Ottawa)
H POLITICAL THEORY Leah Bradshaw (Brock)
J PROVINCIAL POLITICS Keith D. Brownsey (Mount Royal College)
K PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Cynthia Williams (Privy Council Office)
L PUBLIC POLICY/PUBLIC LAW Robert Malcolm Campbell (Trent)
M SPECIAL SECTION Guy Laforest (Laval) 7
COMITÉ DU PROGRAMME 1993
PRÉSIDENT DU COMITÉ DU PROGRAMME:
Stéphane Dion (Montréal)
VICE-PRÉSIDENTE: Lynda Erickson (SFU) REPRÉSENTANT LOCAL: Paul Rosen (Carleton)
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A POLITIQUE CANADIENNE Kenneth McRoberts (York)
B POLITIQUE COMPARÉE (Pays en voie de développement) Judith Teichman (Toronto)
C POLITIQUE COMPARÉE (Pays industrialisés) Alain Noël (Montréal)
D RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES Kim Richard Nossal (McMaster)
E POLITIQUE LOCALE ET URBAINE Jean-François Léonard (Québec à Montréal)
F COMPORTEMENT POLITIQUE/ SOCIOLOGIE Jon Pammett (Carleton)
G ÉCONOMIE POLITIQUE Jeanne Kirk Laux (Ottawa)
H THÉORIE POLITIQUE Leah Bradshaw (Brock)
J POLITIQUE PROVINCIALE Keith Brownsey (Mount Royal College)
K ADMINISTRATION PUBLIQUE Cynthia Williams (Bureau du conseil privé)
L ANALYSE DE POLITIQUES ET DROIT PUBLIC Robert Malcolm Campbell (Trent)
M SÉANCE SPÉCIALE Guy Laforest (Laval) 8
SPECIAL EVENTS
SUNDAY JUNE 6
19h30 THE CPSA PRESIDENT'S DINNER The Fountain Room, The National Art Centre Come dine with the President at one of Ottawa's loveliest settings. Overlooking the Canal, the Fountain Room of the National Art Centre will be the lieu of this year's President's Dinner.
A major focus of the evening will be the celebration of the 25th anniversary of THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
It is hoped that as many as possible of the former Editors will be able to plan to be with the President on this important occasion.
NELSON CANADA has offered to this year's event a generous sponsorship that will permit us an enhanced celebration at a modest ticket price.
Admission by ticket only. A limited number still available. Enquiries to the Association's Registration desk at Carleton.
MONDAY JUNE 7
17h30 - 19h00 A very special CPSA event: COME TO THE CPSA BBQ
No need to leave the campus between the AGM and the extraordinary PLENARY SESSION that is described on the following page!
Thanks to a donation from the publisher of our JOURNAL
Wilfrid Laurier University Press
the CPSA has been able to arrange an "en famille" Barbecue for which it can offer a reduced-rate ticket ($7.00) that you can purchase at the CPSA registration desk or at the entrance to the pretty Carleton Quadrangle where the event will take place. There will also be a cash bar available. Be sure to build this into your plans!
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MONDAY JUNE 7 19h00 - 21h00 PLENARY SESSION (Reference: page 66) The Paradox of the Late Twentieth Century International Integration and National Fragmentation
The Berlin Wall has fallen. The Soviet empire is dislocated. The communist world is not the shadow of its former self. But the end of History is not in sight. Far to the contrary.
Strong winds have appeared, and they seem to push our world in opposite directions. Our times are simultaneously those of international economic integration, of a rapprochement between cultures and peoples with regard to customs and ways of life, but also those of multiplying demands, based on identity, that have already started the fragmentation process of a certain number of peculiarly fragile states.
To study this complex phenomenon and to understand its potential consequences for the world at large and for our own country, the Canadian Political Science Association has assembled a prestigious group of scholars from Great Britain, the United States and Canada. We invite you to attend our plenary session, organised by Guy Laforest, chaired by our new president Sylvia Bashevkin, to listen to Professors Jane Jenson, Murray Forsyth, John Kincaid and Kenneth Minogue.
Professor Murray Forsyth, Director of the Centre for Federal Studies at the University of Leicester, works in the area of nationalism and comparative politics. He is a central force in the work on federalism of the international Political Science Association's ongoing Workshop on this subject. The Centre of which Professor Forsyth is Director is a member of the International Association of Centres of Research into Federalism. In that context Professor Forsyth has had an important collaboration with the team headed by Professor Ronald Watts of the Institute of Intergovernmental Relations at Queen's University.
Dr. John Kincaid is a member of the U.S. Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, Washington, D.C. Before accepting appointment to the Commission, Professor Kincaid taught at the University of Texas (Austin) and at Johns Hopkins University. Federalism has been the focus of his research. His current work is precisely on the subject of federalism in the face of rapidly developing globalization. Dr. Kincaid is the Editor of one the most important American political science journals, PUBLIUS. Its' "champs d'étude" is federalism.
Professor Kenneth Minogue of The London School of Economics and Political Science is an internationally renowned specialist in these issues. His book, NATIONALISM, has been, or course, unanimously acclaimed. He has recently published outstanding work on nationalism in the former Soviet Union. He also knows well the Canadian reality. In September 1989, for example, he was a central participant at a conference on the thought of the late George Grant - an important scholarly event held at Carleton University and organized by political theorist, Peter Emberley. 10
ÉVÉNEMENTS SPÉCIAUX
DIMANCHE LE 6 JUIN
19h30 LE DÎNER PRÉSIDENTIEL La salle fontaine, Le Centre National des Arts
Venez dîner avec notre Président dans l'un des endroit les plus enchanteurs d'Ottawa. Dominant le Canal, la salle Fontaine du Centre National des Arts offrira le cadre du dîner présidentiel cette année.
Un temps fort de la soirée sera la commémoration du 25e anniversaire de la REVUE CANADIENNE DE SCIENCE POLITIQUE.
Il est à espérer que le plus grand nombre possible d'anciens rédacteurs pourront être au côté de notre président pour cet événement marquant.
NELSON CANADA nous a offert cette année une subvention généreuse qui nous vaudra une fête encore plus brillante à meilleur prix.
Billet exigé à l'entrée. Un nombre limité de billets est encore disponible au bureau d'inscription de l'ACSP à Carleton.
LUNDI LE 7 JUIN
17h30 - 19h00 Un événement très spécial:
VENEZ AU BBQ DE L'ACSP
Nul besoin de quitter le campus entre l'Assemblée générale et la SESSION PLÉNIÈRE extraordinaire décrite à la page suivante!
Nos remerciements à l'éditeur de notre REVUE pour son don.
Wilfrid Laurier University Press
L'ACSP est en mesure d'inviter à un barbecue "familial" tous ceux qui se procureront un billet à prix réduit (7 $) au bureau d'inscription de l'ACSP ou à l'entrée de la très jolie cour "Quadrangle" où l'événement aura lieu. Il y aura aussi un bar payant. À mettre à votre agenda! 11
LUNDI LE 7 JUIN 17h00 - 19h00 SÉANCE PLÉNIÈRE (Référence: page 66) Le paradoxe de la fin du vingtième siècle Intégration internationale et fragmentation nationale
Le mur de Berlin est tombé. L'empire soviétique a éclaté. Le monde communiste s'est fissuré. Mais l'Histoire n'est pas terminée. Bien au contraire.
Des vents violents se sont levés, qui semblent pousser notre monde dans des directions opposées. Nous vivions à la fois à l'heure de l'intégration économique internationale, du rapprochement entre les cultures et les peuples sur les plans des moeurs et des modes de vie, mais aussi à l'heure de la multiplication des revendications identitaires qui ont déjà commencé à accélérer le processus de fragmentation d'un certain nombre d'États fragiles.
Pour étudier ce phénomène complexe et pour en comprendre les conséquences possibles aussi bien pour le monde que pour notre propre pays, l'Association canadienne de science politique a rassemblé un groupe prestigieux d'experts venant des États-Unis, de la Grande-Bretagne et du Canada. Nous vous invitons à venir entendre les professeurs Jane Jenson, Murray Forsyth, John Kincaid et Kenneth Minogue, lors d'une séance plénière organisée par Guy Laforest et animée par notre nouvelle présidente, madame Sylvia Bashevkin.
Murray Forsyth, Director, Centre for Federal Studies, Leicester. Le professeur Forsyth travaille sur le nationalisme et le fédéralisme comparé. Il est un membre important du groupe de travail sur le fédéralisme de l'Association internationale de science politique. Le centre qu'il dirige appartient à l'Association internationale des centres de recherche sur le fédéralisme. À l'intérieur de cette association, le professeur Forsyth a collaboré avec l'équipe du professeur Ronald Watts de l'Institute of Intergovernmental Relations de Queen's University.
John Kincaid, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. Le professeur Kincaid a enseigné au Texas (Austin) et à la Johns Hopkins University. Ses travaux portent sur le fédéralisme. Il étudie actuellement la place du fédéralisme à l'heure de la globalisation planétaire. Il est le rédacteur d'une des plus importantes revues américaines de science politique, PUBLIUS, une revue d'étude du fédéralisme.
Kenneth Minogue, London School of Economics and Political Science. Le professeur Minogue est un spécialiste de réputation internationale sur la question du nationalisme. Son livre intitulé Nationalism fut unanimement acclamé par la critique. Récemment, le professeur Minogue a publié des travaux remarqués sur les nationalismes dans l'ex-Union soviétique. Il connaît bien la réalité canadienne. En septembre 1989, il a participé à un colloque sur la pensée de George Grant, à Carleton University, organisé par Peter Emberley. 12
OTHER EVENTS
SATURDAY JUNE 5
17h30 - 19h30 RECEPTION: DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE CARLETON UNIVERSITY Room LA602A - Loeb Building
MONDAY JUNE 7
17h00 - 19h00 RECEPTION: The President of Carleton University Art Gallery - St. Patrick's Building
19h30 POLITICAL ECONOMY DINNER Les Muses (Museum of Civilisation), Hull
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AUTRES ÉVÉNEMENTS
SAMEDI LE 5 JUIN
17h30 - 19h30 RÉCEPTION: DÉPARTEMENT DE SCIENCE POLITIQUE CARLETON UNIVERSITY Room LA602A - Loeb Building
LUNDI LE 7
17h00 - 19h00 RÉCEPTION: Président, Carleton University Art Gallery - Édifice St. Patrick
19h30 DÎNER: ÉCONOMIE POLITIQUE Les Muses (au Musée de civilisation), Hull 13
CPSA MEETINGS/RÉUNIONS ACSP
1. Board of Directors/Bureau de direction June 5/le 5 juin 8h30-16h00 The Lord Elgin Hotel Arrangements: Michelle Hopkins (Administrative Assistant)
2. Former Presidents/Les ancien(ne)s président(e)s LA609A June 6/le 6 juin 9h00-10h30
3. Editorial and Editorial Advisory Board CJPS/Le comité de rédaction et le conseil consultatif de la Revue June 7/le 7 juin 9h00 - 12h00 LA609A
4. Trust Fund Trustees and Advisory Board/Les Fiduciaires et les membres du Conseil consultatif June 7/le 7 juin 13h30 - 14h45 LA609A
5. CPSA Standing Committee on Research Communications/Le comité de la diffusion de la recherche June 7/le 7 juin 13h30 - 14h45 LA631A
6. June 7/le 7 juin Caucus Meetings/Rencontres des sections Bring your lunch/Apporter votre déjeuner
12h00 - 13h30 Atlantic provinces/Provinces atlantiques SA515 European Studies/Études européennes SA403 International Relations/Relations internationales SA409 Women's Caucus/Caucus des femmes SA415 Local and Urban Politics/Le groupe d'étude "politique locale et urbaine" SA408
7. Presidential Address and Annual General Meeting/Discours Présidentiel et Assemblée général annuelle June 7/le 7 juin 15h00-17h00 Southam Hall - Theater A
8. Board of Directors Breakfast Meeting/Bureau de direction - réunion petit déjeuner June 8/le 8 juin 8h30 - 12h00 LA602A
9. 1994 Programme Committee Lunch/Déjeuner du comité du programme 1994 June 8/le 8 juin 12h00 - 14h00 LA602A 14
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JOINT AND SPECIAL SESSIONS/ SÉANCES CONJOINTES ET SPÉCIALES
JUNE 6/LE 6 JUIN C1(b): 9h00 - 10h30 Tory 273 NATIONAL CONFLICTS AND REGIONAL SECURITY IN THE FORMER USSR With the Canadian Association of Slavists/Avec l'Association canadienne des slavistes
E1: 10h15 - 12h00 SA516 Roundtable/Table ronde: ENDOGENOUS GROWTH THEORY, LOCAL NETWORKS, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS With the Political Economy section and the Canadian Economics Association/Avec la section Politique économique et l'Association canadienne d'économique
G1(b): 9h00 - 10h30 SA416 Roundtable/Table ronde: DOES CANADA NEED AN INDUSTRIAL POLICY/LE CANADA, A-T-IL BESOIN D'UNE POLITIQUE INDUSTRIELLE? With the Canadian Economics Association/Avec l'Association canadienne d'économique
L1(b): 9h00 - 10h30 SA518 THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON NATIONAL PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION/ COMMISSION ROYALE SUR LE TRANSPORT DES PASSAGERS With the Canadian Economics Association/Avec l'Association canadienne d'économique
C2(a): 10h45 - 12h00 Tory 273 THE SOVIET UNION, EASTERN EUROPE AND SOCIAL SCIENCE THEORY With the Canadian Association of Slavists/Avec l'Association canadienne des slavistes
E3: 13h00 - 15h00 Paterson Hall 301 Roundtable/Table ronde: CANADA'S CAPITAL: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE With the Canadian Historical Association/Avec la Société historique du Canada
K3:13h00 - 15h00 SA516 Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND THE ENVIRONMENT With the Comparative Politics (Development) section/Avec la section Politique comparée (Pays en voie de développement)
B4: 15h15 - 17h00 SA516 Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND THE ENVIRONMENT With the Public Administration section/Avec la section Administration publique
C4(b): 15h15 - 17h00 Tory 273 THE RUSSIAN DIASPORA IN THE FORMER USSR AS A POLITICAL PROBLEM With the Canadian Association of Slavists/Avec l'Association canadienne des slavistes 16
JUNE 7/LE 7 JUIN
H5: 9h00 - 10h30 SA518 Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: LIBERALISM AND MODERNITY
G6: 10h45 - 12h00 SA417 COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND THE LOCAL STATE With the Urban and Local Politics section/Avec la section Politique locale et urbaine
13h30 - 14h45 LA602A Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: CAREER PROSPECTS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE IN THE 1990'S
19h00 - 21h00 Southam Hall - Theatre A Plenary Session/Séance plénière: THE PARADOX OF THE LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY: INTERNATIONAL INTEGRATION AND NATIONAL FRAGMENTATION/LE PARADOXE DE LA FIN DU VINGTIÈME SIÈCLE: INTÉGRATION INTERNATIONALE ET FRAGMENTATION NATIONALE
JUNE 8/LE 8 JUIN
K9: 9h00 - 10h30 SA518 THE IMPACT OF THE CHARTER/LES EFFETS DE LA CHARTE With the Public Policy and Public Law section/Avec la section Analyse de politiques et droit public
A10(b): 10h45 - 12h45 LA264 Debate/Debat: PARTY DISCIPLINE SHOULD BE LOOSER/LA DISCIPLINE DE PARTIE DEVRAIT ÊTRE ASSOUPLIE Co-ordinated by the Canadian Study of Parliament Group/Organisé par le Groupe canadien d'étude des questions parlementaires
B10:10h45 - 12h15 SA409 Roundtable/Table ronde: APPROPRIATE EDUCATION FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: PROBLEMS, OBJECTIVES, METHODS With the Canadian Association for the Study of International Development/Avec l'Association canadienne pour l'étude du développement international
G10: 10h45 - 12h00 SA402 ENVIRONMENT, COMPETITIVENESS AND POWER With the Society for Socialist Studies/Avec la Société d'études socialistes
C11: 13h00 - 15h00 SA518 Round-Table/Table ronde: NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT With the Political Economy and Public Policy sections/Public Law sections/Avec les sections Économie politique et Analyse de politiques et droit public
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G11(b): 13h45 - 15h15 Herzberg 352 Workshop/Atelier: TOWARDS AN ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY With the Society for Socialist Studies/Avec la Société d'études socialistes
L12(b): 15h15 - 17h00 Paterson Hall 329 GENDER AND WELFARE: EXPLORING INTERSECTIONS OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE/LA CONTRIBUTION DES FONDS PUBLICS ET PRIVÉS À L'ASSISTANCE SOCIALE AU TOURNANT DU SIÈCLE With the Canadian Historical Association/Avec la Société historique du Canada
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THE CANADA-U.S. FULBRIGHT PROGRAM WORKSHOP Monday June 7, 1993 in Dunton Tower 2009 from 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm
In 1990, the Fulbright Program was extended to Canada through a bi-national agreement which established the Foundation for Educational Exchange Between Canada and the United States of America. This new Canada-U.S. Fulbright Program aims to enhance the study of Canada and the United States, and to encourage and broaden research efforts in the wide range of subjects pertaining to the relationship between Canada and the United States. Fellowships and scholarships are awarded annually to outstanding scholars in both countries for research, teaching and study proposals.
Faculty and graduate students engaged in the study of Canada, the United States and the relationship between the two countries are invited to attend this session to meet with Dr. Victor Konrad, Executive Director of the Foundation for Educational Exchange. The Canada-U.S. Fulbright Program workshop will offer program information, application procedures and eligibility criteria. A display table is located in the Baker Lounge.
WORKSHOPS ON SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING
The staff of the Aid to Scholarly Publications Programme of the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and the Social Science Federation of Canada and the Association of Canadian University Presses will be present to explain: 1) How to approach a publisher 2) What you should look for in a publisher 3) How to obtain funding: Aid to Scholarly Publications Programme 4) How publishers make their decisions 5) Contracts.
Tuesday June 8 12h30 Room 410 Dunton
ATELIERS SUR L'ÉDITION SAVANTE
Le personnel du Programme d'aide à l'édition savante de la Fédération canadienne des études humaines et de la Fédération canadienne des sciences sociales et l'Association des presses universitaires canadiennes sera à la disposition des intéressés pour discuter: 1) Comment s'adresser aux éditeurs 2) Comment choisir un éditeur 3) Comment obtenir une aide financière: Le Programme d'aide à l'édition savante 4) Comment les éditeurs prennent leurs décisions 5) Les contrats. mardi le 8 juin 12h30 Salle 410 Dunton 19
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SECTION INDEX/INDEXE PAR SECTION
A. CANADIAN POLITICS/POLITIQUE CANADIENNE
A1 Roundtable/Table ronde: Can There Be A Constitutional Renewal? Does It Matter?/La constitution peut-elle être réformée? Au faite, est-ce important? A2: Role of the State A3: Aboriginal Peoples A4(a): The Reform Party: Ideology and Discourse A4(b): Constitutional Politics A5: Québec Politics/La politique québécoise A6(a): Roundtable/Table ronde: Teaching Political Science: Using Simulations in the Classroom A6(b): Le recensement: la construction de la nation A7: Political Parties A9: Women and Parliament/Les femmes et le parlement A10(a): Employment Equity A10(b): Debate/Debat: Party Discipline Should Be Looser/La discipline de partie devrait être assouplie A11: The Constitutional Process A12: Canadian Federalism
B. COMPARATIVE POLITICS (Developing)/POLITIQUE COMPARÉE (Pays en voie de développement)
B1: Neo-Liberalism and Latin American Politics B2: Military Rule and Political Transition in Guatemala B3(a): Democracy in an Islamic Polity B3(b): Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Sustainable Development and the Environment (See/À voir K3) B4: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Sustainable Development and the Environment B5: Islamic Politics and Political Change B6: No Session/Aucune séance B7: Millenarian Religious Movements and the Third World B9: Chinese Politics B10: Roundtable/Table ronde: Appropriate Education for International Development: Problems, Objectives, Methods B11: Separatism and the Crisis of Indian Federalism B12: No Session/Aucune séance 22
C. COMPARATIVE POLITICS (Industrialized)/POLITIQUE COMPARÉE (Pays Industrialisés)
C1(a): L'État-providence libéral/The Liberal Welfare State C1(b): National Conflicts and Regional Security in the Former USSR C2(a): The Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and Social Science Theory C2(b): Federal Welfare States C3(a): Democratic Construction in Central and Eastern Europe C3(b): La représentation politique des femmes en Europe/Political Representation of Women in Europe C4(a): The Politics of Health Insurance in Canada and the United States C4(b): The Russian Diaspora in the Former USSR as a Political Problem C5: Democratic Deficits and Institutional Reform in Europe and North America C6: Institutional Determinants of American Public Policies C7: Interest Intermediation and Policy Communities C9: The Politics of Ethnicity C10: Democracy in Eastern Europe: Legacies from the Past C11: Round-Table/Table ronde: North American Free Trade Agreement C12: The Politics of Trade Liberalization and Nationalism
D.INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS/RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES
D1(a): A Mitrany Retrospective D1(b): Les relations internationales des provinces canadiennes D2: The Environment in Canadian Foreign Policy D3(a): The United Nations Redux D3(b): Canada and Development Assistance D4(a): China D4(b): Canada and Multilateralism D5: Post-Cold War Transformations D6: Foreign Policy Decision-Making D7(a): Defence and Security D7(b): Hegemony, Ancient and Modern D9(a): Meta-Theory and Postmodernity D9(b): Canadian-American Relations D10(a): International Regimes D10(b): Decision-Making D11(a): International Political Theorists D11(b): Crisis and War D12(a): The Environment/L'environnement D12(b): International Relations Theory 23
E. LOCAL AND URBAN POLITICS/POLITIQUE LOCALE ET URBAINE E1: Roundtable/Table ronde: Endogenous Growth Theory, Local Networks, Local Governments E2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Endogenous Growth Theory, Local Networks, Local Governments (See/À voir E1) E3: Roundtable/Table ronde: Canada's Capital: Past, Present and Future E4: No Session/Aucune séance E5: No Session/Aucune séance E6: Community Economic Development and the Local State (See/À voir G6) E7: No Session/Aucune séance E9: No Session/Aucune séance E10: No Session/Aucune séance E11: Local Development Strategies E12 :No Session/Aucune séance
F. POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR/SOCIOLOGY/COMPORTEMENT POLITIQUE/SOCIOLOGIE F1: Comparative Feminism F2: Class and Ethnicity in Canada F3: Voting Behaviour in the Canadian Referendum F4: Election Campaigns--Ads, Polls, and Expenses F5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Whatever Happened to Electoral Reform? The Royal Commission and Its Critics F6: Le développement des attitudes politiques F7: Environmentalism as an Election Issue in Canada and Australia F9: Canadian Public Opinion F10: Decoding the Media F11: The NDP F12: Political Attitudes of Men and Women G.POLITICAL ECONOMY/ÉCONOMIE POLITIQUE G1(a): The Commercialization of Knowledge and Culture G1(b): Roundtable/Table ronde: Does Canada Need an Industrial Policy/Le Canada, a-t-il besoin d'une politique industrielle? G2 :Roundtable/Table ronde: Endogenous Growth Theory, Local Networks, Local Governments (See/À voir E1) G3: Alternative Theorizing in Critical Political Economy G4: Rethinking Industrial Policy and Public Investment G5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Democratizing the State in Advanced Capitalist Societies G6: Community Economic Development and the Local State G7: Roundtable/Table ronde: Forum on the NDP in Power G9: Government/Business/Labour: Reconsidering State Autonomy G10: Environment, Competitiveness and Power G11(a): Round-Table/Table ronde: North American Free Trade Agreement (See/À voir C11) G11(b): Workshop/Atelier: Towards an Environmentally Sustainable Society G12: Contested Political Frameworks and Economic Renewal 24
H.POLITICAL THEORY/THÉORIE POLITIQUE
H1(a): Liberal Notions of Self-Ownership H1(b): Future Governance in Tocqueville, Mitrany and Aron H1(c): Politics and Ecology H2(a): De Tocqueville H2(b): Aboriginal Rights H2(c): Liberal Feminism H3(a): Plato H3(b): Locke/Macpherson H3(c) :Rousseau/Fichte/Kant H4(a): Prospects for Democracy H4(b): Habermas H5: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: Liberalism and Modernity H6: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: Liberalism and Modernity (See/À voir H5) H7(a): Early Modern Political Thought H7(b): Rountable/Table ronde: Politics and Literature H7(c): Pluralisme et démocracie H7(d): Beyond the Liberal Communitarian Debate H9(a): Scottish Enlightenment H9(b): Liberal Theory and Its Critics H10(a): 19th Century British Thought H10(b): Liberal Autonomy Considered H10(c): Postmodern Influences H11: Round-Table/Table ronde: Unpublished Works by George Grant H12(a): Communism/Anarchism/Feminism H12(b): Hobbes H12(c): Continental Influences on Political Theory
J.PROVINCIAL POLITICS/POLITIQUE PROVINCIALE
J1: Progressive Politics in Ontario J2: Women in Provincial Politics J3: Politics of Provincial Party Leadership J4: Native Politics in the Territories and Provinces J5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Women and Representation: Provincial, Territorial and Aboriginal Governments J6: Roundtable/Table ronde: Women and Representation: Provincial, Territorial and Aboriginal Governments (See/À voir J5) J7: Provinces as International Actors J9: Electoral Reform in the Provinces J10: Politics and Government of Ontario J11: Voting, Elections and Parties J12: Regional Politics: The Provincial State 25
K.PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION/ADMINISTRATION PUBLIQUE
K1: Policy Communities: Within and Without K2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Globalization and Public Management K3: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Sustainable Development and the Environment K4(a): Managing Diversity in an Organizational Setting K4(b): Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde:Sustainable Development and the Environment (See/À voir B4) K5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Partnership with Developing Public Administration K6: Roundtable/Table ronde: New Forms of Accountability and Flexibility: The Impact on Service K7: Roundtable/Table ronde: Interest Groups, Democracy and the State K9: The Impact of the Charter/Les effets de la Charte K10: Reforming Public Management K11: Women and Management K12: Value Conflicts in Public Administration/Le choc des valeurs dans l'administration publique
L.PUBLIC POLICY/PUBLIC LAW/ANALYSE DE POLITIQUES ET DROIT PUBLIC
L1(a): Roundtable/Table ronde: Canadian Public Policy - Past, Present and Future (I) L1(b): The Royal Commission on National Passenger Transportation/Commission royale sur le transport des passagers L2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Canadian Public Policy - Past, Present and Future (II) L3: The Competitiveness Debate: Policy Implications for Canada L4: Policy Communities (I)/Les communautés politiques (I) L5: Federalism and Environmental Policy: Provincial Responses L6: The Courts and Policy Making L7: Discourse, Ideology and Public Policy L9(a) :The Impact of the Charter/Les effets de la Charte (See/À voir K9) L9(b): Policy Communities (II) L10: Policy Instruments and Symbolic Policies L11: Round-Table/Table ronde: North American Free Trade Agreement (See/À voir C11) L12(a): Sectoral Policies and External Influences L12(b): Gender and Welfare: Exploring Intersections of Public and Private/La contribution des fonds publics et privés à l'assistance sociale au tournant du siècle 26
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SESSION INDEX/INDEXE PAR SÉANCE
SESSION/PÉRIODE 1 SUNDAY JUNE 6/DIMANCHE 6 JUIN 9h00 - 10h30
A1 :Roundtable/Table ronde: Can There Be A Constitutional Renewal? Does It Matter?/La constitution peut-elle être réformée? Au faite, est-ce important? B1: Neo-Liberalism and Latin American Politics C1(a) :L'État-providence libéral/The Liberal Welfare State C1(b): National Conflicts and Regional Security in the Former USSR D1(a): A Mitrany Retrospective D1(b): Les relations internationales des provinces canadiennes E1: Roundtable/Table ronde: Endogenous Growth Theory, Local Networks, Local Governments F1: Comparative Feminism G1(a): The Commercialization of Knowledge and Culture G1(b): Roundtable/Table ronde: Does Canada Need an Industrial Policy/Le Canada, a-t-il besoin d'une politique industrielle? H1(a): Liberal Notions of Self-Ownership H1(b): Future Governance in Tocqueville, Mitrany and Aron H1(c): Politics and Ecology J1: Progressive Politics in Ontario K1: Policy Communities: Within and Without L1(a): Roundtable/Table ronde: Canadian Public Policy - Past, Present and Future (I) L1(b): The Royal Commission on National Passenger Transportation/Commission royale sur le transport des passagers
SESSION/PÉRIODE 2 SUNDAY JUNE 6/DIMANCHE 6 JUIN 10h45 - 12h00
A2: Role of the State B2: Military Rule and Political Transition in Guatemala C2(a): The Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and Social Science Theory C2(b): Federal Welfare States D2: The Environment in Canadian Foreign Policy E2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Endogenous Growth Theory, Local Networks, Local Governments (See/À voir E1) F2: Class and Ethnicity in Canada G2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Endogenous Growth Theory, Local Networks, Local Governments (See/À voir E1) H2(a): De Tocqueville H2(b): Aboriginal Rights H2(c): Liberal Feminism J2: Women in Provincial Politics K2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Globalization and Public Management L2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Canadian Public Policy - Past, Present and Future (II) 28
SESSION/PÉRIODE 3 SUNDAY JUNE 6/DIMANCHE 6 JUIN 13h00 - 15h00
A3: Aboriginal Peoples B3(a): Democracy in an Islamic Polity B3(b): Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Sustainable Development and the Environment (See/À voir K3) C3(a): Democratic Construction in Central and Eastern Europe C3(b): La représentation politique des femmes en Europe/Political Representation of Women in Europe D3(a): The United Nations Redux D3(b): Canada and Development Assistance E3: Roundtable/Table ronde: Canada's Capital: Past, Present and Future F3: Voting Behaviour in the Canadian Referendum G3: Alternative Theorizing in Critical Political Economy H3(a): Plato H3(b): Locke/Macpherson H3(c): Rousseau/Fichte/Kant J3: Politics of Provincial Party Leadership K3: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Sustainable Development and the Environment L3: The Competitiveness Debate: Policy Implications for Canada
SESSION/PÉRIODE 4 SUNDAY JUNE 6/DIMANCHE 6 JUIN 15h15 - 17h00
A4(a): The Reform Party: Ideology and Discourse A4(b): Constitutional Politics B4: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Sustainable Development and the Environment C4(a): The Politics of Health Insurance in Canada and the United States C4(b): The Russian Diaspora in the Former USSR as a Political Problem D4(a): China D4(b): Canada and Multilateralism E4: No Session/Aucune séance F4: Election Campaigns--Ads, Polls, and Expenses G4: Rethinking Industrial Policy and Public Investment H4(a): Prospects for Democracy H4(b): Habermas J4: Native Politics in the Territories and Provinces K4(a): Managing Diversity in an Organizational Setting K4(b): Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde:Sustainable Development and the Environment (See/À voir B4) L4: Policy Communities (I)/Les communautés politiques (I) 29
SESSION/PÉRIODE 5 MONDAY JUNE 7/LUNDI 7 JUIN 9h00 - 10h30
A5: Québec Politics/La politique québécoise B5: Islamic Politics and Political Change C5: Democratic Deficits and Institutional Reform in Europe and North America D5: Post-Cold War Transformations E5: No Session/Aucune séance F5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Whatever Happened to Electoral Reform? The Royal Commission and Its Critics G5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Democratizing the State in Advanced Capitalist Societies H5: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: Liberalism and Modernity J5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Women and Representation: Provincial, Territorial and Aboriginal Governments K5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Partnership with Developing Public Administration L5: Federalism and Environmental Policy: Provincial Responses
SESSION/PÉRIODE 6 MONDAY JUNE 1/LUNDI 1 JUIN 10h45 - 12h00
A6(a): Roundtable/Table ronde: Teaching Political Science: Using Simulations in the Classroom A6(b): Le recensement: la construction de la nation B6: No Session/Aucune séance C6: Institutional Determinants of American Public Policies D6: Foreign Policy Decision-Making E6: Community Economic Development and the Local State (See/À voir G6) F6: Le développement des attitudes politiques G6: Community Economic Development and the Local State H6: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: Liberalism and Modernity (See/À voir H5) J6: Roundtable/Table ronde: Women and Representation: Provincial, Territorial and Aboriginal Governments (See/À voir J5) K6: Roundtable/Table ronde: New Forms of Accountability and Flexibility: The Impact on Service L6: The Courts and Policy Making
SESSION/PÉRIODE 7 MONDAY JUNE 7/LUNDI 7 JUIN 13h30 - 14h45
Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: Career Prospects in Political Science in the 1990's A7: Political Parties B7: Millenarian Religious Movements and the Third World C7: Interest Intermediation and Policy Communities D7(a): Defence and Security D7(b): Hegemony, Ancient and Modern E7: No Session/Aucune séance F7: Environmentalism as an Election Issue in Canada and Australia G7: Roundtable/Table ronde: Forum on the NDP in Power 30
H7(a): Early Modern Political Thought H7(b): Rountable/Table ronde: Politics and Literature H7(c): Pluralisme et démocracie H7(d): Beyond the Liberal Communitarian Debate J7: Provinces as International Actors K7: Roundtable/Table ronde: Interest Groups, Democracy and the State L7: Discourse, Ideology and Public Policy
SESSION/PÉRIODE 8 MONDAY JUNE 1/LUNDI 1 JUIN 15h00 - 17h00 Presidential Address/Discours présidentiel Annual General Meeting/Réunion générale annuelle
19h00 - 21h00 Plenary Session/Séance plénière
SESSION/PÉRIODE 9 TUESDAY JUNE 8/MARDI 8 JUIN 9h00 - 10h30
A9: Women and Parliament/Les femmes et le parlement B9: Chinese Politics C9: The Politics of Ethnicity D9(a): Meta-Theory and Postmodernity D9(b): Canadian-American Relations E9: No Session/Aucune séance F9: Canadian Public Opinion G9: Government/Business/Labour: Reconsidering State Autonomy H9(a): Scottish Enlightenment H9(b): Liberal Theory and Its Critics J9: Electoral Reform in the Provinces K9: The Impact of the Charter/Les effets de la Charte L9(a): The Impact of the Charter/Les effets de la Charte (See/À voir K9) L9(b): Policy Communities (II)
SESSION/PÉRIODE 10 TUESDAY JUNE 8/MARDI 8 JUIN 10h45 - 12h00
A10(a): Employment Equity A10(b): Debate/Debat: Party Discipline Should Be Looser/La discipline de partie devrait être assouplie B10: Roundtable/Table ronde: Appropriate Education for International Development: Problems, Objectives, Methods C10: Democracy in Eastern Europe: Legacies from the Past D10(a): International Regimes D10(b): Decision-Making E10: No Session/Aucune séance F10: Decoding the Media G10: Environment, Competitiveness and Power H10(a): 19th Century British Thought H10(b): Liberal Autonomy Considered 31
H10(c): Postmodern Influences J10: Politics and Government of Ontario K10: Reforming Public Management L10: Policy Instruments and Symbolic Policies
SESSION/PÉRIODE 11 TUESDAY JUNE 8/MARDI 8 JUIN 13h00 - 15h00
A11: The Constitutional Process B11: Separatism and the Crisis of Indian Federalism C11: Round-Table/Table ronde: North American Free Trade Agreement D11(a): International Political Theorists D11(b): Crisis and War E11: Local Development Strategies F11: The NDP G11(a): Round-Table/Table ronde: North American Free Trade Agreement (See/À voir C11) G11(b): Workshop/Atelier: Towards an Environmentally Sustainable Society H11: Round-Table/Table ronde: Unpublished Works by George Grant J11: Voting, Elections and Parties K11: Women and Management L11: Round-Table/Table ronde: North American Free Trade Agreement (See/À voir C11)
SESSION/PÉRIODE 12 TUESDAY JUNE 8/MARDI 8 JUIN 15h15 - 17h00
A12: Canadian Federalism B12: No Session/Aucune séance C12: The Politics of Trade Liberalization and Nationalism D12(a): The Environment/L'environnement D12(b): International Relations Theory E12: No Session/Aucune séance F12: Political Attitudes of Men and Women G12: Contested Political Frameworks and Economic Renewal H12(a): Communism/Anarchism/Feminism H12(b): Hobbes H12(c): Continental Influences on Political Theory J12: Regional Politics: The Provincial State K12: Value Conflicts in Public Administration/Le choc des valeurs dans l'administration publique L12(a): Sectoral Policies and External Influences L12(b): Gender and Welfare: Exploring Intersections of Public and Private/La contribution des fonds publics et privés à l'assistance sociale au tournant du siècle 32
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 1 9h00 - 10h30 SUNDAY JUNE 6/DIMANCHE 6 JUIN
A1: Roundtable/Table ronde: Can There Be A Constitutional Room/ Renewal? Does It Matter?/La constitution peut-elle être Pièce réformée? Au faite, est-ce important? LA454B Chair/Président(e): Serge Denis (Ottawa)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)(s): Barbara Cameron (York) Radha Jhappan (Carleton) Guy Laforest (Laval) Philip Resnick (UBC)
B1: Neo-Liberalism and Latin American Politics Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Jorge Nef (Simon Fraser) SA411 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Michel Duquette (Montréal), "Theoretical Lessons from the Neoliberal Experience in Latin America: The Cases of Chile, Mexico and Brazil." Daniel Zirker (Idaho), "The Political Dynamics of Presidential Impeachment in Brazil." Remonda Bensabat (U of T), "Private Sector-State Relations in Mexico: A New Era for Business."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Max Cameron (Carleton)
C1(a) :L'État-providence libéral/The Liberal Welfare State Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): François Houle (Ottawa) SA625 Paper(s)/Communication(s): William Walters (York), "Governmentality, State Theory and Unemployment." Gérard Boismenu (Montréal), "Configuration institutionnelle libérale et transformation des formes de régulation au cours de la dernière décennie: le Canada et les États-Unis." Josée Bergeron et Jean Rousseau (Carleton), "La situation contemporaine de l'État-providence: enjeux et perspectives."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Daniel Salée (Concordia) 36
C1(b): National Conflicts and Regional Security in the Former USSR Room/ (Joint Session with the Canadian Association of Slavists/Séance conjointe avec Pièce l'Association canadienne des slavistes) Tory 273 Chair/Président(e): Magdalena Opalski (Carleton)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone (Carleton), "An Overview." Neil McFarlane (Queen's), "National Tensions in the Caucasus." James Critchlow (Fellow of the Russian Research Centre, Harvard), "National Tensions in Central Asia."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Peter Potichnyi (McMaster)
D1(a): A Mitrany Retrospective Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Mark Charlton (Trinity Western) SA517 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Luke Ashworth (Dalhousie), "Mitrany and the Idealists: Liberal Rationalist Peace Theories in the Inter-War Period." David Long (Carleton), "From World Peace to International Organization: The Early Development of Functionalism."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Roger Epp (Augustana) Justin D. Cooper (Redeemer)
D1(b): Les relations internationales des provinces canadiennes Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Gordon Mace (Laval) LA442B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Gordon Mace, Claude Goulet et Marie-France Kingsley (Laval), "Le comportement canadien face à l'Amérique latine, 1970-1990." Guy Gosselin (Laval), "Le Québec, l'Ontario et l'Europe." Louis Bélanger (Laval), "Les espaces internationaux des gouvernements québécois: analyse comparée énoncée de politique."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): David Haglund (Queen's) 37
E1: 10h15 - 12h00 Room/ Roundtable/Table ronde: Endogenous Growth Theory, Local Pièce Networks, Local Governments SA516 (Joint Session with the Political Economy section and the Canadian Economics Association/Séance conjointe avec la section Politique économique et l'Association canadienne d'économique)
Chair/Président(e): Robert Young (UWO)
Participants/Participant(e)(s): Peter Howitt (Economics, UWO) Thomas J. Courchene (Queen's) Caroline Andrew (Ottawa) Michael Keating (UWO)
F1: Comparative Feminism Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Lynda Erickson (SFU) SA406 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Jeffrey Jackson (SUNY - Buffalo), "Feminism and Egalitarianism Among Canadian and American University Students: A Cross-National Analysis." Johanna Vingerhoeds (Calgary), "U.S./Canada Value Differences: Impact on the Development of Feminism."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Jill Vickers (Carleton) Joanna Everett (U of T)
G1(a): The Commercialization of Knowledge and Culture Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Stephen McDowell (Carleton) SA403 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Edward Comor (York), "Culture as Intellectual Property and Intellectual Property as Culture: Contradictions for the 21st Century." Marcel Parent (Montréal), "Research and Development in the Field of Polymers: What Place do Government Laboratories Have in the National Network."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Simon McInnes (ISTC) 38
G1(b): Roundtable/Table ronde: Does Canada Need an Industrial Room/ Policy/Le Canada, a-t-il besoin d'une politique industrielle? Pièce (Joint Session with the Canadian Economics Association/Séance conjointe avec SA416 l'Association canadienne d'économique)
Chair/Président(e): Doug May (Memorial) Participants/Participant(e)(s): Richard Lipsey (SFU) William Watson (McGill) David Wolfe (U of T)
H1(a): Liberal Notions of Self-Ownership Room/ Pièce Chairs/Président(e)s: Patrick Neal (Vermont) LA665 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Lesley Jacobs (UBC), "Self-Ownership and the Problem of Gender Equality." Paul Marshall (Institute for Christian Studies), "Do Animals Have Rights?"
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Sam Ajzenstat (Philosophy, McMaster)
H1(b): Future Governance in Tocqueville, Mitrany and Aron Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): James G. Mellon (Saint Mary's) SA408 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Darcy Wudel (Averett College), "Tocqueville on Centralization and the Governance of the Future." John Eastby (Hampden-Sydney College), "Why International Relations Theory Already Knew About the End of History."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Richard Myers (St. Thomas)
H1(c): Politics and Ecology Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Patrick Fafard (Queen's) LA243 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Martha F. Lee (Windsor), "Environmental Apocalypse: A Case Study of Earth First."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Ingrid Stefanovic (Urban/Environmental Studies, Queen's) 39
J1: Progressive Politics in Ontario Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): David Laycock (SFU) LA842B Paper(s)/Communication(s): David Johnson (Office of the Chief Election Officer: Ontario), "Elections and Electoral Ethics: "Début de siècle" Progressivism in Ontario." Randall White (Independent Consultant), "Agrarian Artifacts in Modern Ontario Political Culture: The Concept of the Province of Ontario Savings Office 1922-1990." Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Gary Levy (UWO)
K1: Policy Communities: Within and Without Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Filippo Sabetti (McGill) LA631A Paper(s)/Communication(s): Evert Lindquist (U of T), "Administrative Policy Communities: An Organizational Analysis of the Treasury Board of Canada." Walter Hettich (California State, Fullerton) and Stanley L. Winer (Carleton), "Decision Externalities, Economic Efficiency and Institutional Response."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Filippo Sabetti (McGill)
L1(a): Roundtable/Table ronde: Canadian Public Policy-Past, Present Room/ and Future (I) Pièce SA402 Chair/Président(e): Michael Howlett and Paddy Smith (SFU) Participants/Participant(e)(s): G. Bruce Doern (Carleton), "The Art, Craft and Science of Canadian Policy Studies." Richard Simeon (U of T) "Still Studying Public Policy." Richard Phidd (Guelph), "Policy Studies in Canada: Building on the Past."
L1(b): The Royal Commission on National Passenger Room/ Transportation/Commission royale sur le transport des Pièce passagers SA518 (Joint Session with the Canadian Economics Association/Séance conjointe avec l'Association canadienne d'économique) Chair/Président(e): John Sargent (Department of Finance) Participants/Participant(e)(s): John Helliwell (Harvard/UBC) David Slater (Ottawa) Gary Munro (Lakehead) 40
SESSION/PÉRIODE 2 10h45 - 12h00 SUNDAY JUNE 6/DIMANCHE 6 JUIN
A2: Role of the State Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Glen Williams (Carleton) SA415 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Gregory J. Inwood (U of T), "The Battle of the Paradigms: Ideology and the Macdonald Royal Commission." Manuel Mertin (Calgary), "Provincial and Federal Economic Development Policy." Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): William D. Coleman (McMaster)
B2: Military Rule and Political Transition in Guatemala Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Mark Fried (NACLA) SA411 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Terry Kading (Alberta), "The Military and the Maya in Guatemala." Cathy Blacklock (Carleton), "Contesting Democratization in Guatemala: Women's Political Organizing for Human Rights." Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Laura MacDonald (Carleton)
C2(a):The Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and Social Science Theory Room/ (Joint Session with the Canadian Association of Slavists/Séance conjointe avec Pièce l'Association canadienne des slavistes) Tory 273 Chair/Président(e): Joan DeBardeleben (Carleton) Paper(s)/Communication(s): William Smirnov (Institute of State and Law, Moscow), "Social Science Theory in Post-Communist Russia." Leigh Sarty (Carleton), "Sovietology, the West, and the Collapse of the USSR: Implications for International Relations Theory." Frank Kunz (McGill), "Civil Society and Political Change in Eastern Europe and Africa: Parallels and Contrasts." Andrea Chandler (Carleton), "The Soviet Union and Comparative Politics Theory." Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Peter Dutkiewicz (Queen's) 41
C2(b): Federal Welfare States Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Miriam Smith (Carleton) SA625 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Paul Pierson (Harvard), "Fragmented Welfare States: The Development of Social Policy in Multi-Tiered Systems." Ian Robinson (Michigan), "Canadian Federalism and Trade Agreements: Constitutional Reform by Other Means?"
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Yves Vaillancourt (UQAM) Ronald L. Watts (Queen's)
D2: The Environment in Canadian Foreign Policy Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Evan Potter (Canadian Foreign Policy) SA517 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Heather Smith (Acadia), "Canadian Responses to Global Warming: From Toronto to Rio." Peter P. Constantinou (Government of Ontario) and Christopher A. LeClair (Policy Choices), "The Politics of Taking Out the Garbage: Domestic Waste Management and International Trade Conflict."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Jonathan Lemco (National Planning Association/Johns Hopkins University)
E2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Endogenous Growth Theory, Local Networks, Local Governments (See/À voir E1)
F2:Class and Ethnicity in Canada Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Keith Archer (Calgary) SA403 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Tom Langford (Calgary), "A Cross-National Study of the Sources and Political Consequences of Working Class Identity." Henry Srebrnik (Calgary), "Canadian Jews and the 1992 Referendum Debate in English Canada and Québec: A Case Study of the Problematics of Ethnic Behaviour."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Mildred Schwartz (Illinois at Chicago)
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H2(a): De Tocqueville Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Margaret Moore (York) LA665 Paper(s)/Communication(s): William Mathie (Brock), "God, Woman and Morality: The Democratic Family in the New Political Science of Alexis de Tocqueville." Michael Drolet (Queen's University of Belfast), "Tocqueville on Aesthetics, Negative Liberty and Political Liberty." Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): F.L. (Ted) Morton (Calgary)
H2(b): Aboriginal Rights Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Frances Abele (Carleton) SA408 Paper(s)/Communication(s): David Bedford (New Brunswick), "Marxism and the Aboriginal Question: The Tragedy of Progress." Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Martin J. Morris (York) Lynda Lange (Philosophy, U of T)
H2(c):Liberal Feminism Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Alan Shandro (Laurentian) LA442B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Ingrid Makus (Brandon), "John Stuart Mill's the Subjection of Women: Liberal Feminism Reconsidered." Susan Brown (U of T), "The Politics of Individualism: Problems in Liberalism and Liberal Feminism."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Duff Spafford (Saskatchewan) Douglas West (Lakehead)
J2: Women in Provincial Politics Room/ Chair/Président(e): Elisabeth Gidengil (McGill) Pièce Paper(s)/Communication(s): SA406 Linda Trimble (Alberta), "Making A Difference? Women in the Alberta Legislature." Jane Arscott (Dalhousie), "Between the Rock and A Hard Place: Why So Few Women Have Been Elected to the Legislatures of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Doreen Barrie (Calgary) 43
K2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Globalization and Public Room/ Management Pièce SA417 Chair/Président(e): Doug Williams (Justice Canada)
Participants/Participant(e)(s): Steven Rossell (IRPP) Guy Peters (Pittsburgh) Walter Williams (Washington)
L2: Roundtable/Table ronde: Canadian Public Policy-Past, Present Room/ and Future (II) Pièce SA402 Chair/Président(e): Michael Howlett and Paddy Smith (SFU)
Participants/Participant(e)(s): Lesley Pal (Carleton), "Missed Opportunities and Comparative Advantage: Whither Policy Studies in Canada." Réjean Landry (Laval), "New Directions in Public Policy Studies."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Rainer-Olaf Schultze (Augsburg), "Canadian Policy Studies in Comparative Perspective."
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 3 13h00 - 15h00 SUNDAY JUNE 6/DIMANCHE 6 JUIN
A3: Aboriginal Peoples Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): David Hawkes (Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples) LA842B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Alan C. Cairns (UBC), "Aboriginal Peoples and Canadian Citizenship." Martin J. Morris (York), "Overcoming the Barricades to Political Talk. The Stand-Off Crisis at Oka: A Case Study in Political Linguistics."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): David Newhouse (Trent)
B3(a): Democracy in an Islamic Polity Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Khalid Bin Sayeed (Queen's) SA408 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Salim Mansur (UWO), "Democratic and Authoritarian Components in Islamic Movements of Iran and Algeria." Mustapha Kamal Pasha (Webster), "Islamic Democracy in Pakistan." Khalid Bin Sayeed (Queen's), "Islamic Political Theory and Human Development." Holly Sims (SUNY), "Role of Women in an Islamic Democracy: A Comparative Study."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): TBA
B3(b): Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Sustainable Development and the Environment (See/À voir K3) 46
C3(a): Democratic Construction in Central and Eastern Europe Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Andrea Chandler (Carleton) LA454B Paper(s)/Communication(s): William M. Chandler (McMaster), "Party System Adaptation in a United Germany." Laurence McFalls (Montréal), "Political Culture and Democracy in the Reunited Germany." Iwona Wronski (Kielce, Poland), "Beginning the Democratic Party System in Poland."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Alan Siaroff (UBC)
C3(b): La représentation politique des femmes en Europe/ Room/ Political Representation of Women in Europe Pièce SA406 Chair/Président(e): Sylvia Bashevkin (U of T)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): Jane Jenson (Carleton), "Changing Conceptions of Citizenship: Women in Western Europe." Jocelyne Praud (Toronto), "Les quotas et la représentation politique des femmes: les cas du parti socialiste français et du parti travailliste norvégien (1970-1991)." Manon Tremblay (Ottawa), "L'évolution des candidatures féminines en Grande-Bretagne: un regard sur les élections générales de 1945 à 1992."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Chantal Maillé (Concordia)
D3(a): The United Nations Redux Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Kalowatie Deonandan (Saskatchewan) SA625 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Steven Holloway (St.F.X.), "Bloc Realignment at the UN After the Cold War." John Trent (Ottawa), "Foreign Policies Towards the UN: National Interests in the Era of Global Politics." Stephen Baranyi (York), "Political Change Through International Organization: Insights From UN Peace-Keeping in Central America."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Elizabeth Riddell-Dixon (UWO) 47
D3(b): Canada and Development Assistance Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Gerald J. Schmitz (North-South Institute) SA417 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Peter McKenna and David Black (Dalhousie), "Canada and Structural Adjustment in the South: The Significance of the Guyana and Zambia Cases." Mark Charlton (Trinity Western), "What Motivates Aid Bureaucrats? A Reassessment of the Mixed Motives Model." Sunil Sondhi (George Washington University), "Canada's Trade Policies Towards the Developing Countries."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Cranford Pratt (U of T) Gerald J. Schmitz (North-South Institute)
E3: Roundtable/Table ronde: Canada's Capital: Past, Present and Future Room/ (Joint Session with the Canadian Historical Association/Séance conjointe avec la Pièce Société historique du Canada) Paterson Hall 301 Chair/Président(e): Caroline Andrew (Ottawa)
Participants/Participant(e)(s): John Taylor (History, Carleton) Ronald Desroches (Commission de la capitale nationale)
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Stan Drabek (Calgary)
F3: Voting Behaviour in the Canadian Referendum Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): John Meisel (Queen's) SA403 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Neil Nevitte (Calgary) and Elizabeth Gidengil (McGill), "The Charlottetown Accord and the Idea of Canada." André Blais (Montréal) and Elizabeth Gidengil (McGill), "The Referendum in Québec." Richard Johnston (UBC), Henry Brady (Berkeley) and Joseph Fletcher (U of T), "The Vote Outside Québec."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Maurice Pinard (McGill) John Meisel (Queen's) 48
G3: Alternative Theorizing in Critical Political Economy Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Koula Mellos (Ottawa) SA517 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Daiva Stasiulis (Sociology and Anthropology, Carleton) and Abigail Bakan (Queen's), "Gatekeepers and Citizenship: Domestic Placement Agencies and the Racialization of Paid Domestic Work." Phillip Hansen (Regina) and Alicja Muszynski (Sociology, Waterloo), "Private Lives and Public Meanings: Toward a Reconceptualization of Community." Duncan Cameron (Ottawa), "Critical Political Science or Critical Political Economy?"
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): David Shugarman (York)
H3(a): Plato Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Leon Craig (Alberta) LA243 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Horst Hutter (Concordia), "The Other Side of Passion: The Role of Thumos in Platonic Regimes." Zdravko Planinc (McMaster), "Homeric Imagery in Plato's Phaedrus."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Leon Craig (Alberta)
H3(b): Locke/Macpherson Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Christopher Nock (McMaster) LA665 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Peter Lindsay (U of T), "Property, Ontology and Markets: C.B. Macpherson Reconsidered." Finn Ekelund (U of T), "Locke and the Black Act: Macpherson vs. Tully on the Rule of Philosophy in History." Barbara Arneil (City of London Polytechnic), "'All the World Was America': John Locke and the Defense of Colonialism."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Christopher Nock (McMaster) Paul Marshall (Institute for Christian Studies) 49
H3(c): Rousseau/Fichte/Kant Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Robert Kurfirst (Central Florida) SA411 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Margaret Ogrodnick (U of T), "Historical Contingency and Fate in Rousseau." Dusan Kolundzic (Boston College), "Immanuel Kant and the Certainty of Hope." Douglas Moggach (Ottawa), "Fichtean Intersubjectives."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Raymond Bazowski (McGill) Richard Nutbrown (Waterloo)
J3: Politics of Provincial Party Leadership Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Norman Ruff (Victoria) LA631A Paper(s)/Communication(s): Ian Stewart, Agar Adamson and Bruce Beaton (Acadia), "Pressing The Right Buttons: Tele-Democracy and the Nova Scotia Liberals." Leonard Preyra (Saint Mary's), "Teleconventions and Party Democracy: Some Implications of the 1992 Nova Scotia Liberal Leadership "Convention"."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): James Bickerton (St.F.X.)
K3: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Room/ Sustainable Development and the Environment Pièce (Joint session with the Comparative Politics (Development) section/Séance conjointe SA516 avec la section Politique comparée (Pays en voie de développement)
Chair/Président(e): Ann Dale (Sustainable Development Research Institute, UBC)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)(s): Art Hanson (International Institute for Sustainable Development) Jim MacNeill (IRPP) Elizabeth May (Sierra Club and Cultural Survival Canada) 50
L3: The Competitiveness Debate: Policy Implications for Canada Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Kenneth D. McRae (Carleton) SA415 Paper(s)/Communication(s): George Haines (Carleton) and Peter Yannopoulos (Brock), "Assessing Canada's Competitiveness." Ian Lee (Carleton), "The Competitiveness Debate in Canada." Danny Lam (Harvard), "Beyond the Competitiveness Debate: Policy Agendas and Change."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Jim de Wilde (McGill)
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 4 15h15 - 17h00 SUNDAY JUNE 6/DIMANCHE 6 JUIN
A4(a): The Reform Party: Ideology and Discourse Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Frederick C. Engelmann (Alberta) SA417 Paper(s)/Communication(s): David Laycock (SFU), "Institutions and Ideology in the Reform Party Project." Steve Patten (York), "Populist Politics? A Critical Re-Examination of "Populism" and Its Role in the Emergence of the Reform Party." Richard Sigurdson (University College of the Cariboo), "Preston Manning's Postmodernism."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): David Smith (Saskatchewan)
A4(b): Constitutional Politics Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Réjean Landry (Laval) LA665B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Christopher P. Manfredi (McGill), "Micro-Level Constitutional Politics: Litigating Constitutional Reform." Patrick James (Florida State), "Constitutional Politics in Canada: A Game-Theoretic Analysis." Ian Brodie (Calgary), "Competition for Charter Equality Rights Status: The Rational Choice Dynamic."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Tom Flanagan (Calgary)
B4: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Room/ Sustainable Development and the Environment Pièce (Joint Session with the Public Administration section/Séance conjointe avec SA516 la section Administration publique)
Chair/Président(e): O.P. Dwivedi (Guelph)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)(s): Tim Shaw (Dalhousie) Jorge Nef (Latin American/Hispanic Studies, SFU) Peter J. Stoett (Queen's) 53
C4(a): The Politics of Health Insurance in Canada and the United Room/ States Pièce SA402 Chair/Président(e): Paul Pierson (Harvard)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): Craig Ramsay (Ohio Wesleyan), "Public Health Insurance Policymaking Patterns in the United States and Canada: The Pre-WWII Developments." Terry Boychuk (Princeton), "The Emergence of Public Hospital Insurance in Canada and the United States." Antonia Maioni (Ottawa), "Divergent Paths in the Development of Health Insurance in Canada and the United States."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Keith G. Banting (Queen's) R. Kent Weaver (Brookings)
C4(b): The Russian Diaspora in the Former USSR as a Political Room/ Problem Pièce (Joint Session with the Canadian Association of Slavists/Séance conjointe avec Tory 273 l'Association canadienne des slavistes)
Chair/Président(e): Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone (Carleton)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): John Jaworsky (Waterloo), "Nationality Policy in Ukraine." Jeff Sadadeo (Carleton), "Russians in Tajikistan." Magdalena Opalski (Carleton), "The Russian Minority in Estonia."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Allan Kagedan (Carleton)
D4(a): China Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): TBA SA625 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Kurtis H. Simpson (York), "Elite Images of China: A Pre- and Post-Tiananmen Perspective." Jing-dong Yuan (Queen's), "Structural Power and Relational Outcomes: The US, Britain and the Abolition of the "China Differential"." Maire O'Brien (York), "CIDA's China Program, 1981-1991: A Neo-Conservative Agenda."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Bruce Burton (Windsor) 54
D4(b): Canada and Multilateralism Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Claire Cutler (SFU) SA517 Paper(s)/Communication(s): David Black (Dalhousie) and Claire Turenne-Sjolander (Ottawa), "Canada in the Transition: Prospects for a Reconstituted Multilateralism." Robert Wolfe (Queen's), "The Making of the Peace, 1993: The OECD and Canadian Economic Diplomacy."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Andrew F. Cooper (Waterloo)
E4: No Session/Aucune séance
F4: Election Campaigns--Ads, Polls, and Expenses Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Richard Price (Windsor) SA403 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Fred Fletcher and Robert MacDermid (York), "Reading the Spots: Election Campaign Television Advertising in Canada." Lawrence LeDuc (U of T), "Getting it Wrong: The Polls and the 1992 British Election." Bill Cross (UWO), "Regulating Independent Expenditures in Federal Elections."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Jean Crête (Laval) Barry Kay (WLU)
G4:Rethinking Industrial Policy and Public Investment Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Gérard Boismenu (Montréal) SA406 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Mario Seccareccia (Economics, Ottawa), "Keynesianism and Public Investment: Re:Evaluating Social-Democratic Goals Within a Left-Keynesian Perspective." David Wolfe (U of T), "The Wealth of Regions."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Christian Deblock (UQAM) 55
H4(a): Prospects for Democracy Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Janet Ajzenstat (Brock) SA415 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Henry Mayo (Carleton), "Prospects for Democracy." John Shingler (McGill), "Democracy and the Mixed Regime."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Sid Noel (UWO) Alkis Kontos (U of T)
H4(b): Habermas Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Martin J. Morris (York) LA442B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Andrew Parkin (Bradford), "Meeting the Challenge of Post-Modernism: A Defense of Habermas and the Theory of Communicative Action." Florian Bail (Dalhousie), "Communicative Power and Deliberative Democracy in J_rgen Habermas."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Brian Caterino (SUNY at Brockport) Alan Shandro (Laurentian)
J4: Native Politics in the Territories and Provinces Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Rand Dyck (Laurentian) LA454B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Michael Howlett (SFU), "The Old and Modern Treaties: The Pattern of Aboriginal Land Claims Settlements in Canada." Mark Dickerson and Tedd Glen (Calgary), "The Crisis of Legitimacy in the NWT." Susan McCorquodale (Memorial), "Native Fishing Rights on the East Coast and the West Coast of Canada."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Christopher Dunn (Memorial) Ken Coates (Northern British Columbia) 56
K4(a): Managing Diversity in an Organizational Setting Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Cynthia Williams (PCO) LA842B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Claudia Wright and Margaret Unruh (Winnipeg), "A University Sexual Harassment Policy in Transition: The Process of Change." Gladys Symons (ÉNAP), "Diversity in an Organizational Setting: Can the Bureaucracy Manage Difference?" Andrew Cardozo (Ottawa), "Governing in a Culturally Diverse Society: An Examination of the Federal Multiculturalism and Employment Equity Policies."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Marguerite Cassin (Dalhousie)
K4(b): Special Session/Séance spéciale: Round Table/Table ronde: Sustainable Development and the Environment (See/À voir B4)
L4: Policy Communities (I)/Les communautés politiques (I) Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Kathryn Harrison (Washington) LA631A Paper(s)/Communication(s): Andrea Demchuk Mozer (U of T), "MISA: Expanding Ontario's Water Quality Policy Community." Lorna Stefanick (Queen's), "Organization, Administration, and the Environment: Will a Facelift Suffice or Does the Patient Need Radical Surgery?" Eric Darier (McGill), "Analyse textuelle de législations canadiennes environnementales: d'une biopolitique à une écopolitique?"
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Robert Paehlke (Trent) Robert Campbell (Trent)
SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 6/ DIMANCHE SOIR, LE 6 JUIN
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 5 9h00 - 10h30 MONDAY JUNE 7/LUNDI 7 JUIN
A5: Québec Politics/La politique québécoise Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Jean Laponce (UBC) SA403 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Max Nemni (Laval), "Au-délà de l'ethnie, où va le nationalisme québécois." Eric M. Uslaner (Maryland), "Should Québec Secede?: The Structure of Canadian Opinion."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): André Blais (Montréal)
B5: Islamic Politics and Political Change Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Paul Kingston (U of T) SA411 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Janine Clark (U of T), "The Significance of the Mainstream Islamic Movement in the Process of Democratic Transition in Egypt, 1984 to the Present." Amr Sabet (Calgary), "Welayat al Faquih: An Islamic Theory of Elite Hegemony." Syed Aziz-al Ahsan (Montréal), "Muslim Political Culture, Colonial Heritage and Regime Transformation."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Rex Brynen (McGill) Henry Habib (Concordia)
C5: Democratic Deficits and Institutional Reform in Europe and Room/ North America Pièce SA625 Chair/Président(e): G. Grant Amyot (Queen's)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): Robert O'Brien (Sussex), "The Global Political Economy of Regional Integration and Democracy." Vincent Della Sala (Durham), "Institutional Responses to the Global Political Economy: Sources of Democratic Deficits in Canada and Europe." Robert Harmsen (Laurentian), "European Integration and the Adaptation of Domestic Constitutional Orders: An Anglo-French Comparison."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Ian Robinson (Michigan) 59
D5:Post-Cold War Transformations Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Kim Richard Nossal (McMaster) LA602A Paper(s)/Communication(s): Kal J. Holsti (UBC), "The Ideological Foundations of the Post-Cold War Settlement." Gilbert R. Winham (Dalhousie), "The Impact of Systems Change on Diplomatic Method."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Tom Keating (Alberta)
E5:No Session/Aucune séance
F5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Whatever Happened to Electoral Room/ Reform? The Royal Commission and Its Critics Pièce SA515 Chair/Président(e): Lucie Pépin
Participants/Participant(e)(s): Peter Aucoin (Dalhousie) John Courtney (Saskatchewan) Alexandra Dobrowolsky (Carleton) Louis Massicotte (Montréal)
G5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Democratizing the State in Advanced Room/ Capitalist Societies Pièce SA402 Chair/Président(e): Leo Panitch (York)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)(s): Gregory Albo (York), "Democracy and the Management of the Contemporary State." Rosemary Warskett (Sociology and Anthropology, Carleton), "Public Sector Union Challenges, Democracy and the Canadian State." Suzanne Findlay (U of T), "Limiting Community Representation: Designated Groups and Categorization." Amy Bartholomew (Carleton), "Democratic Citizenship, Social Rights and the Reflexive Continuation of the Welfare State."
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H5: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: Room/ Liberalism and Modernity Pièce SA518 Chair/Président(e): Alan Cairns (UBC)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)(s): Ronald Beiner (U of T) Edward Andrew (U of T) James Booth (McGill) Charles Taylor (McGill)
J5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Women and Representation: Room/ Provincial, Territorial and Aboriginal Governments Pièce SA517 Chair/Président(e): TBA
Participant(s)/Participant(e)(s): Lynda Erickson (SFU) Linda Trimble (Alberta) Jane Arscott (Dalhousie) Chantal Maillé (Concordia) Sylvia Bashevkin (U of T) Teresa Nahanee (Native Women's Association of Canada)
K5: Roundtable/Table ronde: Partnership with Developing Room/ Public Administration Pièce SA506 Chair/Président(e): Lloyd Brown-John (Windsor)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)(s): Stewart Goodings (CCMD) Tim Plumptre (Institute of Governance) Tom Koplyay (Office of the Auditor General, Canada) David Brown (IPAC)
L5: Federalism and Environmental Policy: Provincial Responses Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): John Crossley (UPEI) SA409 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Kathryn Harrison (Washington), "The Regulator's Dilemma: Regulation of Pulp Mill Effluents in a Federal State." Mark S. Winfield (CIELP), "Patterns of Environmental Politics: Ontario and Alberta in Comparative Perspective." Ellen Baar (York), "Air Care and Regulatory Accountability."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Glen Toner (Carleton)
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 6 10h45 - 12h00 MONDAY JUNE 7/LUNDI 7 JUIN
A6(a): Roundtable/Table ronde: Teaching Political Science: Using Room/ Simulations in the Classroom Pièce SA517 Chair/Président(e): David Siegel (Brock)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)(s): Keith Archer (Calgary) Gretchen MacMillan (Calgary)
A6(b): Le recensement: la construction de la nation Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): François Rocher (Carleton) SA625 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Jean-Pierre Beaud et Jean-Guy Prévost (UQAM), "Péril et déclin: les statistiques de l'origine raciale au Canada (1921-1941)."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Réjean Lachapelle (Statistics Canada)
B6:No Session/Aucune séance
C6: Institutional Determinants of American Public Policies Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Antonia Maioni (Ottawa) SA408 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Robert Finbow (Dalhousie), "Presidential Leadership and Congressional Response: Health Insurance Proposals Under Presidents Johnson and Carter." Xu Yi-chong (St.F.X.), "Institutional Effects on U.S. Agricultural Trade Policy Development."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Maureen Mancuso (Guelph) 63
D6: Foreign Policy Decision-Making Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Abigail Bakan (Queen's) SA515 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Janice Gross Stein and David A. Welch (U of T), "Entitlement and Legitimacy in Decision-Making."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): John Sigler (Carleton)
E6: Community Economic Development and the Local State (See/À voir G6)
F6: Le développement des attitudes politiques Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): François-Pierre Gingras (Ottawa) SA402 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Jean Laponce (UBC/Ottawa), "Les dix commandements entre la gauche et la droite." Bernard Fournier (Rochester), "Les représentations du droit, des normes et de la politique: données sur la formation des univers de référence d'élèves américains de la fin du high school."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): André Blais (Montréal)
G6: Community Economic Development and the Local State Room/ (Joint Session with the Urban and Local Politics section/Séance conjointe avec Pièce la section Politique locale et urbaine) SA417 Chair/Président(e): Caroline Andrew (Ottawa)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): Marguerite Mendell (Concordia), "Empowerment and Community Economic Development." Graham Todd (York), "State Formation at the Local Level: The Case of Economic Development Corporations."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Marcia Nozick (City Magazine, Winnipeg) Andrew Sancton (UWO)
H6: Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: Liberalism and Modernity (See/À voir H5)
J6: Roundtable/Table ronde: Women and Representation: Provincial, Territorial and Aboriginal Governments (See/À voir J5) 64
K6: Roundtable/Table ronde: New Forms of Accountability and Room/ Flexibility: The Impact on Service Pièce SA415 Chair/Président(e): John Dingwall (CCMD)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)(s): G. Bruce Doern (Carleton) Ruth Hubbard (Supply and Services Canada) David Good (Treasury Board of Canada) Norm Manchevsky (Canada Communications Group) Bob McPhee (Passport Office)
L6: The Courts and Policy Making Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Pauline Côté (Laval) LA665B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Rainer Knopff (Calgary) and John Glenn (Queen's), "The Rule of Law vs. Executive Discretion in Canadian Environmental Assessment Litigation." T. Catherine Christopher (Calgary), "The Politics of Judicial Policy Making: The Case of Child Welfare Legislation in Canada."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Carl Baar (Brock)
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 7 13h30 - 14h45 MONDAY JUNE 7/LUNDI 7 JUIN
Room/ Special Session/Séance spéciale: Roundtable/Table ronde: Pièce Career Prospects in Political Science in the 1990's LA602A Chair/Président(e): Lawrence LeDuc (U of T)
Participants/Participant(e)(s): Therese Arseneau (Saint Mary's) Jane Jenson (Carleton) Elisabeth Gidengil (McGill) Philip Resnick (UBC)
This session will consider the current state of the academic job market in Political Science, and the prospects facing recent and future Ph.D. graduates in the field. Alternatives to the academic sector will be examined, as well as strategies which might be followed by those seeking teaching careers at various types of academic institutions.
A7: Political Parties Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Heather MacIvor (Windsor ) SA406 Paper(s)/Communication(s): P.E. Bryden (York), "The Restructuring of the Federal Liberal Party, 1957 to 1963: New National Policies, New National Organization." Livianna S. Tossutti (U of T), "The Past Revisited? The Reform Party and The Dominant Explanations of Minor Party Development."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Joseph Wearing (Trent)
B7: Millenarian Religious Movements and the Third World Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): David Close (Memorial) SA409 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Gordon Means (Brock), "The Jadonang-Gaidiliu Movement: Messianism and Rebellion in the Naga Hills of Northwest India." Marco A. Navarro-Genie (Calgary), "The Children of Sandino."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): David Close (Memorial) Arthur Rubinoff (U of T) 66
C7: Interest Intermediation and Policy Communities Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Alain-G. Gagnon (McGill) SA517 Paper(s)/Communication(s): William D. Coleman (McMaster), "Interest Intermediation and Political Power: A Framework for Comparative Analysis." Patrick Fafard (Queen's), "Green Governance: The Environmental Policy Community in the European Community."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): George Hoberg (UBC) Ian Urquhart (Alberta)
D7(a): Defence and Security Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Rais Khan (Winnipeg) SA515 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Kenneth Boutin (York), "The Evolving International Technology Order and the Developing Countries: The Impact of Security Considerations." Alistair D. Edgar (Harvard), "Congress and US Defence 'Trade' Policy, 1972-1992: Testing Arguments on American Foreign Economic Policy." Rob Huebert (Dalhousie), "Military and Civilian Decision-Makers and the Employment of Force: Is There a Difference."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Donald Abelson (Government of Ontario)
D7(b): Hegemony, Ancient and Modern Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Brian Job (UBC) SA625 Larry Pratt (Alberta), "Thucydides and the Ancient View of Empire." Richard A. Higgott (Australian National University), "Hegemony and the Study of International Political Economy in an Era of Globalisation."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Claire Turenne-Sjolander (Ottawa)
E7: No Session/Aucune séance 67
F7: Environmentalism as an Election Issue in Canada and Australia Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Herman Bakvis (Dalhousie) SA415 Paper(s)/Communication(s): E.J. Maher (New England), "Environmentalism as an Election Issue in Canada and Australia."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Robert J. Jackson (Carleton) Jonathan Lemco (Johns Hopkins/National Planning Association)
G7: Roundtable/Table ronde: Forum on the NDP in Power Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Mel Watkins (U of T) SA518 Participants/Participant(e)(s): Marjorie Cohen (SFU) Rick Salter (Ruby & Edwardh, Barristers) Wayne Roberts (Now, Toronto) Pam Smith (Regina)
H7(a): Early Modern Political Thought Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Steven Newman (York) SA665 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Paul Cornish (SUNY Buffalo), "Natural Law and the Spanish Conquest of the New World." Rebecca Kingston (McGill), "Montesquieu and the Cagots of Biarritz: Fighting for Equality in Early Modern France."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Richard Stevens (National Defense University)
H7(b): Rountable/Table ronde: Politics and Literature Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Gerald Owen (Editor, Lawyers' Weekly "former Editor of SA408 Idler") Participants/Participant(e)(s): Gerald E. Tucker (Bishop's) Doug Williams (Department of Justice, Government of Canada) Arthur Kroker (Concordia, Editor, Canadian Journal of Political And Social Theory) 68
H7(c): Pluralisme et démocracie Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Sylvie Arend (College Glendon, York) SA506 Paper(s)/Communication(s): France Giroux (UQAM), "Le pluralisme malgré tout."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Gilles Labelle (Ottawa)
H7(d): Beyond the Liberal Communitarian Debate Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Melissa Williams (U of T) LA442B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Richard Nutbrown (Waterloo) and Robert Scott Stewart (University College of Cape Breton), "Liberalism, Empathetic Understanding, Neutrality." Loralea Michaelis (U of T), "Modernity and the Problem of Disappointment."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Janet Ajzenstat (Brock) Philip Hansen (Regina)
J7:Provinces as International Actors Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Manuel Mertin (Mount Royal College) SA516 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Luc Bernier (ÉNAP), "The State of Québec and International Affairs."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Douglas Brown (Queen's)
K7: Roundtable/Table ronde: Interest Groups, Democracy and the Room/ State Pièce SA402 Chair/Président(e): Kernaghan Webb (University of Ottawa and Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)s: Alan Cairns (UBC) Peter Finkle (Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada) F.L. (Ted) Morton (Calgary) Michael Stein (McMaster) 69
L7: Discourse, Ideology and Public Policy Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Eleanor MacDonald (Queen's) SA403 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Ronald Manzer (U of T), "In Pursuit of Educational Excellence: Technological Liberalism and Canadian State Education in the 1990s." Chanchal Bhattacharya (York), "The Politics of Aids: A Case Study in Contending Discourses."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): James Driscoll (Trent)
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 8 15h00 - 17h00 MONDAY JUNE 7/LUNDI 7 JUIN
SOUTHAM HALL - THEATRE A
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS/ DISCOURS PRÉSIDENTIEL
"The Tapestry Vision of Canadian Multiculturalism"
Professor V. Seymour Wilson (Carleton) ------THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING/ LA RÉUNION GÉNÉRALE ANNUELLE
PLENARY SESSION/SÉANCE PLÉNIÈRE MONDAY JUNE 7/LUNDI 7 JUIN 19h00 - 21h00
SOUTHAM HALL - THEATRE A
The Paradox of the Late Twentieth Century: International Integration and National Fragmentation/Le paradoxe de la fin du vingtième siècle: intégration internationale et fragmentation nationale
Chair/Président(e): Sylvia Bashevkin (U of T)
Participant(s)/Participant(e)s: Jane Jenson (Carleton), "The Political Economy of International Integration and National Fragmentation." Murray Forsyth (Leicester), "On the Reconciliation of Liberalism and Nationalism." John Kincaid (U.S. Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations), "Peoples, Persons, and Places: Adjusting the World Order to Communal and Individual Self-Determination." Kenneth Minogue (London School of Economics), "Why Is the Modern State in Retreat Before Nationalism?"
The Plenary Session organized by Guy Laforest and the publication that will flow from it have been made possible by funding from the Canadian Secretariat of State and the British Council./ La Séance plénière organisée par Guy Laforest ainsi que la publication qui en découlera ont été rendues possible grâce aux contributions du Secrétariat d'État du Canada et le British Council.
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 9 9h00 - 10h30 TUESDAY JUNE 8/MARDI 8 JUIN
A9: Women and Parliament/Les femmes et le parlement Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Suzanne Findlay (U of T) SA516 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Manon Tremblay (Ottawa) et Réjean Pelletier (Laval), "L'accès au pouvoir politique: un examen de l'expérience des députées du Québec à la Chambre des communes et à l'Assemblée nationale en 1989-1990." Raymond Tatalovich, L. Marvin Overby (Loyola-Chicago) and Donley T. Studlar (Oklahoma State), "Pattern of Abortion Voting in the Canadian House of Commons." Lisa Young (U of T), "The Substantive Impact of Gender: Cross-Party Cooperation Among Women in the Canadian House of Commons."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Caroline Andrew (Ottawa)
B9: Chinese Politics Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Arthur Rubinoff (U of T) SA506 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Jeremy Paltiel (Carleton), "Situating the Self in the Political Community: Confuscianism and Feminism in Dialogue with Liberalism." Sen Lin (Calgary), "Federal Elements in China's Unitary State: A Study of Legislative Changes."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Alfred Chan (Huron College)
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C9: The Politics of Ethnicity Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Kenneth D. McRae (Carleton) LA665B Paper(s)/Communication(s): John McGarry (UWO), "Regulating Ethnic Conflict." Kenneth D. Bush (Cornell), "Reading Between the Lines: The Intra-Group Dimensions of Inter-Group Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka and Northern Ireland." Noemi Gal-Or (UBC), "Welcoming Immigrants with Apprehension."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Frances Abele (Carleton)
D9(a): Meta-Theory and Postmodernity Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Sandra Whitworth (York) SA411 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Ernie Keenes (Saint Mary's), "The New Insecurity Dilemma: Agency, Identity, and the Organization of Global Politics." Rosalind Irwin (York), "Political Culture and International Relations Theory: Power, Ideology and Institutions in World Politics." E. Fuat Keyman (Wellesley), "The Condition of Post-Modernity and International Relations Theory: A Critique of the "Next Stage" Thesis."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): TBA
D9(b): Canadian-American Relations Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): E.E. Mahant (Glendon) SA409 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Christopher Kirkey (Brandeis), "Canadian-American Bargaining in the North: The January 1988 Arctic Cooperation Agreement." Elizabeth Smythe (Concordia College), "Unfinished Business: North American Free Trade and Canadian Foreign Investment Regime Change."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Gilbert R. Winham (Dalhousie)
E9: No Session/Aucune séance 74
F9: Canadian Public Opinion Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Donald Blake (UBC) SA515 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Chris Adams (Carleton), "Public Opinion and the Canadian Farmer: A Review of Relevant Data from the 1940s to the Present." Pierre Martin (Montréal) and Hudson Meadwell (McGill), "Nationalism and Individual Support for Free Trade in Québec." Robert Burge (Queen's), "A Question of Confidence: Revisited."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Richard Johnston (UBC) Lawrence LeDuc (U of T)
G9: Government/Business/Labour: Reconsidering State Autonomy Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Gordon Laxer (Alberta) SA625 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Brian Tanguay (WLU), "Social Democracy on Trial: The Ontario NDP Government and Labour Relations Reform." Robert Alexander Marshall (York), "Post-Fordism, Flexible Accumulation New Industrial Space and the Premier's Council." Michael Henderson (Atkinson College), "Understanding the Business-Government Relationship: An Alternate Analytic Paradigm."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Donald Swartz (Carleton) Miriam Smith (Carleton)
H9(a): Scottish Enlightenment Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Rebecca Kingston (McGill) SA408 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Michael Mitchie (Atkinson College, York), "The Scottish Enlightenment and the Origin of Conservatism." Stephen Engelmann (Westminster College), "Interest and the Economic Polity."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): TBA 75
H9(b): Liberal Theory and Its Critics Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Jeremy Rayner (Malaspina College) SA403 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Patrick Neal (Vermont), "Dworkin on the Foundations of Liberal Equality." Margaret Moore (York), "A Feminist Critique of the Impartial Standpoint of Liberal Theory." Steven Newman (York), "Why The Left Is Wrong About Rights."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Melissa Williams (U of T) Jeremy Rayner (Malaspina College)
J9: Electoral Reform in the Provinces Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Duff Spafford (Saskatchewan) SA517 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Norman Ruff (Victoria), "Institutionalizing Populism in British Columbia." John F. Conway (Sociology, Regina), "The Saskatchewan Electoral Boundaries Case, 1990-1991."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Joseph Wearing (Trent)
K9: The Impact of the Charter/Les effets de la Charte Room/ (Joint session with the Public Policy and Public Law section/Séance conjointe avec Pièce la section Analyse de politiques et droit public) SA518 Chair/Président(e): A.R. Kear (Manitoba)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): Patrick Robardet (Office of the Québec Ombudsman), "Status, Function and Role as Elements of Agency Modelling: Whither the Continuum Between Judicial, Quasi-judicial and Administrative Agencies Under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?" Pauline Côté (Laval), "La Charte canadienne des droits et libertés et ses impacts sur la champ religieux: quelques exemples de structuration, déstructuration et restructuration."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Christopher P. Manfredi (McGill)
L9(a): The Impact of the Charter/Les effets de la Charte (See/À voir K9) 76
L9(b): Policy Communities (II) Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Sandra Burt (Waterloo) SA406 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Leslie Pal (Carleton), "Canadian Human Rights NGOs: Structure, Discourse and Policy Capabilities." John Hiemstra (King's College), "Territorial Plurality and the Accommodation of Non-Geographical Plurality in Canadian Broadcasting Policy."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Michael Atkinson (McMaster)
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 10 10h45 - 12h00 TUESDAY JUNE 8/MARDI 8 JUIN
A10(a): Employment Equity Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Rosemary Warskett (Carleton) SA403 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Margaret Royal (Saint Mary's), "Pay Equity and Gender Equality in Canada."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Pat Armstrong (York)
A10(b): 10h45 - 12h45 Room/ Debate/Debat: Party Discipline Should Be Looser/La discipline Pièce de partie devrait être assouplie LA264B (Co-ordinated by the Canadian Study of Parliament Group/Organisé par le Groupe canadien d'étude des questions parlementaires)
Chair/Président(e): Stéphane Dion (Montréal )
For the Affirmative/Pour: Senator Heath Macquarrie Jean-Pierre Blackburn, M.P.
For the Negative/Contre: Robert J. Jackson (Carleton) John Reid (Former M.P.)
Simultaneous Translation/Traduction simultanée
B10: 10h45 - 12h15 Room/ Roundtable/Table ronde: Appropriate Education for Pièce/ International Development: Problems, Objectives, Methods SA409 (Joint Session with the Canadian Association for the Study of International Development/Séance conjointe avec l'Association canadienne pour l'étude du développement international)
Chair/Président(e): Farokh Afshar (School of Rural Planning, Guelph)
Participants/Participant(e)(s): Judith Teichman (U of T) Robert McKinley (Saint Mary's) TBA 79
C10:Democracy in Eastern Europe: Legacies from the Past Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Philip Oxhorn (McGill) SA625 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Alan Siaroff (UBC), "Democratic Stability and Breakdown: An Analysis of Inter-War Finland and Estonia." Paul Kellogg (Ryerson Polytechnical Institute), "Empire, Democracy and Class — The Miners of Vorkuta and the Collapse of Russian Communism." Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone (Carleton), "Post-Communist East-Central Europe: Dilemmas of Democratization."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Luc Duhamel (Montréal)
D10(a): International Regimes Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Deborah Stienstra (Winnipeg) SA416 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Elizabeth Riddell-Dixon (UWO), "Structural and Individual Leadership in Regime Implementation." Robert M. Crawford (UBC), "Regime as Realist Concept: "Progressive Modification" or Regressive International Theory." Baldev Raj Nayar (McGill), "International Regimes and Balance of Power: The Case of International Transportation."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Ernie Keenes (Saint Mary's)
D10(b): Decision-Making Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Dan Madar (Brock) SA516 Paper(s)/Communication(s): P. Stuart Robinson (UWO), "Reason, Meaning, and the Institutional Context of Decision-Making." Edna Keeble (Saint Mary's), "Neo-Institutionalism and Prime Ministerial Behaviour: Trudeau and Foreign Policy."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): David A. Welch (U of T)
E10: No Session/Aucune séance 80
F10: Decoding the Media Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Fred Fletcher (York) SA515 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Anne-Marie Gingras (Laval), "Le role de langage dans la construction de la réalité politique: une analyse des débats de la campagne présidentielle américaine de 1992." Paul Nesbitt-Larking (Huron College), "The Politics of Reading: An Empirical Analysis of How People Read Mass Mediated Texts."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): David Bell (York)
G10: Environment, Competitiveness and Power Room/ (Joint Session with the Society for Socialist Studies/Séance conjointe avec la Pièce Société d'études socialistes) SA402 Chair/Président(e): François Rocher (Carleton)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): Larry Pratt and Ian Urquhart (Alberta), "The Last Great Forest: Political Economy and Environment in Alberta." Jamie Lawson (York), "Triumph of the Mill: The Disruption of US Trade Law and Socred Fordism in the Canada-US Softwood Lumber Dispute."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Glenn Williams (Carleton) James Swift (Consultant)
H10(a): 19th Century British Thought Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Ingrid Makus (Brandon) LA665B Paper(s)/Communication(s): William Sweet (St.F.X.), "Autonomy, Authority and the Law in 19th Century Political Thought." James Crimmins (Huron College, UWO), "Benthamic Theory and Practice."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Larry Johnson (U of T) Gary O'Brien (Director, Committees in Senate of Canada) 81
H10(b): Liberal Autonomy Considered Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Susan Brown (U of T) SA506 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Robert Kurfirst (Central Florida), "Inheritance and the Intergenerational Self: A Critique of Liberal Autonomy"."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Finn Ekelund (U of T)
H10(c): Postmodern Influences Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Terry Maley (York/U of T) SA408 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Glen Hughes (McGill), "The Political Ambivalence of the Postmodern Subject." Samir Gandesha (York), "Hegel, Nietzsche and the "Dialectic of Enlightenment." Shannon Bell (York/Waterloo), "Alcibiades 16: Straussian, Foucaultian, Psychoanalytic and Feminist Deployments."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Namir Khan (U of T) Richard Sigurdson (University College of the Cariboo)
J10: Politics and Government of Ontario Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Graham White (U of T) SA411 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Neil Freeman (WLU), "Ontario Hydro and Its Government, 1906-92." Hugh Mellon (King's College), "Dueling Budgets: The Federal Progressive Conservatives and Ontario New Democrats. Budgetary Aspects of Fiscal Federalism."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): J.T. Morley (Victoria)
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K10: Reforming Public Management Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Ken Rasmussen (Regina) SA415 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Peter Aucoin and Herman Bakvis (Dalhousie), "Consolidating Ministerial Portfolios: Canadian Cabinet Reform in Light of Comparative Experience." Bruce Milne (Victoria), "A Democratic Administration: Beyond Contemporary Reforms." Evert Lindquist and Graham White (U of T), "Streams, Springs, and Stones: Ontario Public Service Reform in the 1980s and 1990s."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Ken Rasmussen (Regina)
L10: Policy Instruments and Symbolic Policies Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Andrea Demchuk Mozer (U of T) SA406 Paper(s)/Communication(s): George Hoberg (UBC), Kathryn Harrison (Washington) and Karin Albert (Vancouver), "Green Plan or Green Sham? An Analysis of Policy Instruments." Karim Ismaili (UWO), "Understanding Initial Policy Responses to Victims of Crime in Canada: A Contextual Constructionist Approach."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Kenneth Woodside (Guelph)
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SESSION/PÉRIODE 11 13h00 - 15h00 TUESDAY JUNE 8/MARDI 8 JUIN
A11: The Constitutional Process Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Alan Cairns (UBC) SA625 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Kathy L. Brock (St. John's College, Manitoba), "Reflections on the Constitutional Process: Does More Inclusive Mean More Effective and More Representative?" Avigail Eisenberg (UBC), "Individual and Group Differences in Canadian Jurisprudence."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Therese Arseneau (Saint Mary's) Reg Whitaker (UBC)
B11:Separatism and the Crisis of Indian Federalism Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Baldev Raj Nayar (McGill) SA411 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Reeta Tremblay (Concordia), "Domestic Roots of the Conflict in Kasmir." Mitu Sengupta (McGill), "Fragile Coalitions and the Role of the State." Nita Parekh (McGill), "The Secular State: A Case Study of India."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): John R. Wood (UBC)
C11: Round-Table/Table ronde: North American Free Room/ Trade Agreement Pièce(Joint session with the Political Economy and Public Policy/Public Law SA518sections/Séance conjointe avec les sections Économie politique et Analyse de politiques et droit public)
Chair/Président(e): Maureen Appel Molot (Carleton)
Participants/Participant(e)(s): Keith Newman (Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union) Louise Comeau (Sierra Club) Christian DeBlock (UQAM) Peter Moricci (Maine) John Grant (President, Quaker Oats) Ian Robinson (Michigan) 84
D11(a):International Political Theorists Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Carol Prager (Calgary) SA515 Paper(s)/Communication(s): James G. Mellon (Saint Mary's), "The Unlikely International Relations Theorist: Hedley Bull and the Study of International Politics." Roger Epp (Augustana), "Mastering the Mysteries of Diplomacy: Karl Marx as International Theorist." Bryan-Paul Frost (U of T), "The Philosophical Foundations of Raymond Aron's Theory of International Relations."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): David Long (Carleton)
D11(b): Crisis and War Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Frank Harvey (Dalhousie) SA517 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Allan Castle (McGill), "Explaining Great-Power War." Patrick James (Florida State) and Athanasios Hristoulas (McGill), "Linkage Politics and International Crises: 1948-1985." Jeffrey Ian Ross (Lethbridge), "Research Hypotheses in Connection with the Threat and Reality of Oppositional Political Terrorism During the Gulf Crisis."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): William Moul (Waterloo)
E11: Local Development Strategies Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Marguerite Mendell (Concordia) SA409 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Christopher Leo (Winnipeg), "The Subordinate Local State: Developer Dominance and Regime Politics in Edmonton." Andrew Sancton (UWO), "Unitary Economic Interest or the Victory of an Urban Regime: Downtown Revitalization in London, Ontario."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Caroline Andrew (Ottawa) 85
F11: The NDP Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Robert MacDermid (York) SA516 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Keith Archer (Calgary), "The Politics of Youth and Aging in the New Democratic Party." Neil Thomlinson (U of T), "Intra-Party Caucuses and NDP Leadership Selection in 1989." Alan Whitehorn (RMC), "Perceptions on Defence and Foreign Policy: A Case Study of New Democratic Party Activists."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Kenneth Carty (UBC) Jane Jenson (Carleton)
G11(a) :Round-Table/Table ronde: North American Free Trade Agreement (See/À voir C11)
G11(b): 13h45 - 15h15 Room/ Workshop/Atelier: Towards an Environmentally Sustainable Society Pièce (Herzberg (Joint Session with the Society for Socialist Studies/Séance conjointe avec la 352) Société d'études socialistes)
H11: Round-Table/Table ronde: Unpublished Works by George Room/ Grant Pièce SA402 Chair/Président(e): Peter Emberley (Carleton)
Participants/Participant(e)(s): Art Davis (York), "George Grant's Defense of Plato and Christianity Against Heidegger and Nietzsche." Larry Schmidt (U of T), "Grant on Simone Weil: The Saint and the Thinker." Gerald Owen (Editor, Lawyers' Weekly), "Why George Grant Loved Céline." William Christian (Guelph), "A Dialogue with George Grant."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Peter Emberley (Carleton) Edward Andrew (U of T) 86
J11: Voting, Elections and Parties Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Leonard Preyra (Saint Mary's) SA403 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Harold M. Angell (Concordia), "Party Finance in Québec Since 1978." Mark Graesser (Memorial), "Religion and Voting in Newfoundland: Party Alignment and Realignment, 1849-1949."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Heather MacIvor (Windsor) Barry Kay (Victoria)
K11: Women and Management Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Ken Huffman (CCMD) SA415 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Susan Phillips, Brian Little and Laura Goodine (Carleton), "Just Managing and Women Managers: From Personal Projects to Public Service." Linda Duxbury (Carleton), Chris Higgins (UWO) and Catherine Lee (Ottawa), "Coping Strategies for Balancing Work and Family."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Joan Boase (Windsor)
L11: Round-Table/Table ronde: North American Free Trade Agreement (See/À voir C11)
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ESSION/PÉRIODE 12 15h15 - 17h00 TUESDAY JUNE 8/MARDI 8 JUIN
A12: Canadian Federalism Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Michael Stein (McMaster) SA625 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Christopher T.R. McKee (Queen's), "The Supreme Court of Canada and Intergovernmental Relations: The Impact of Litigious and Political Transaction Costs." Shirley Anne Scharf (York), "Approaches to Canadian Federalism."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Peter Russell (U of T)
B12: No Session/Aucune séance
C12: The Politics of Trade Liberalization and Nationalism Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): François Rocher (Carleton) SA516 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Michael Lusztig (McGill), "Trade Liberalization and Institutional Design." Hudson Meadwell (McGill) and Pierre Martin (Montréal), "Is Free-Trade Nationalism an Antinomy? The International Economy and Nationalist Movements." John Erik Fossum, Linda Hjortland, and Lars Blichner (Bergen, Norway), "The Reluctant European? Norwegian Responses to the European Integration Process."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Gordon Laxer (Alberta) Miriam Smith (Carleton) 89
D12(a):The Environment/L'environnement Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Fen Osler Hampson (Carleton) SA402 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Peter J. Stoett (Queen's), "The Environmental Enlightenment: Security Studies Meet Ecology." Jean Daudelin (Carleton), "L'environnement comme Cheval de Troie? Le Cas de l'"internationalization" de l'Amazonie brasilienne."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Eric Laferrière (McGill)
D12(b):International Relations Theory Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Tony Porter (McMaster) SA409 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Martin Hewson (York), "Globalizing Governance: Technologies of Diplomatic Selfhood." Timothy J. Sinclair (York), "Governance Without Government and the Global Capital Markets."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Mark Neufeld (Trent)
E12: No Session/Aucune séance
F12: Political Attitudes of Men and Women Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Alan Whitehorn (RMC) SA415 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Francois-Pierre Gingras (Ottawa), "Gender Differences in the Attitudes of the Military Towards World Peace, Nuclear Disarmament and Related Issues." Brian Howe and Katerine Covell (Brock), "Attitudes Toward Comprehensive Mandatory Employment Equity in Ontario."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Sandra Burt (Waterloo) Alan Whitehorn (RMC)
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G12: Contested Political Frameworks and Economic Renewal Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Claire Turenne-Sjolander (Ottawa) SA406 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Stephen McBride (Lakehead), "Neo-Liberalism and the Constitutional Process in Canada." John Anderson (Ontario Federation of Labour), "Trade Unions and North American Free Trade." Kalowatie Deonandan (Saskatchewan), "Evaluating the Impact of the Business Investor Program."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Carla Lipsig-Mummé (York) Charlotte Yates (McMaster)
H12(a): Communism/Anarchism/Feminism Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Douglas West (Lakehead) SA417 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Paul Whiteley (Carleton), "The Difficult Birth of Socialistic Scientism: Bukharin, Gramsci, Lucacs and Althusser." Sylvie Arend (Collège Glendon, York), "Louise Michel et Emma Goldman: l'anarchisme au féminin?"
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Michael Dartnell (Concordia) Radhika Desai (Victoria)
H12(b): Hobbes Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Terry Maley (York/U of T) SA408 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Abraham Drassinower (U of T), "Freud's Critique of Hobbes."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Gad Horowitz (U of T) 91
H12(c): Continental Influences on Political Theory Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Dusan Kolundzic (Boston College) LA665B Paper(s)/Communication(s): Veronica Letemendia (Bethune College, York), "Rebellion and Responsibility: The Humanism of Albert Camus." Nathan McCune (U of T), "Problems in Modern Political Thought." John von Heyking (Calgary), "Eric Voegelin on Historical Cycles and Consciousness."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Travis Kraker (McMaster) Ron Srigley (McMaster)
J12: Regional Politics: The Provincial State Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Phillip J. Wood (Queen's) SA411 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Gary Munro (Lakehead), "The Evolving Role of Ontario in Confederation." Tom Fetter (Alberta), "Efficiency for Whome: Comments on Privatized Welfare Services in Alberta"
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Tom McIntosh (Queen's)
K12: Value Conflicts in Public Administration/Le choc des valeurs Room/ dans l'administration publique Pièce SA403 Chair/Président(e): Ian Greene (York)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): Iain Gow, Patrick Villeneuve, and Alain Nöel (Montréal), "Le choc des valeurs dans l'aide sociale au Québec: le cas des Bouboumacoutes." Penny Reedie (PCO), "'No Minister': New Zealand Criminal Justice in the 1980s."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Ian Greene (York)
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L12(a): Sectoral Policies and External Influences Room/ Pièce Chair/Président(e): Magnus Gunther (Trent) SA515 Paper(s)/Communication(s): Henry Jacek (McMaster), "Public Policy and Economic Sectors in Canada: The Mix of Policy Agents, Regional Forces, and Public Sector-Private Sector Relations." Peter J. Smith (Athabasca), "The Great American Thirst: Implications for Canadian Water Policy."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Terry Downey(Waterloo)
L12(b): Gender and Welfare: Exploring Intersections of Public and Room/ Private/La contribution des fonds publics et privés à l'assistance Pièce sociale au tournant du siècle Paterson (Joint Session with the Canadian Historical Association/Séance conjointe avec Hall la Société historique du Canada) 329 Chair/Président(e): Jane Jenson (Carleton)
Paper(s)/Communication(s): Margaret H. Little (York), "The Blurring of Boundaries: Private and Public Welfare for Single Mothers in Ontario, 1890-1930." Lynne Marks (Victoria), "Charity and Poor Relief in Late Nineteenth Century Small Town Ontario: The Mutability of Gender Roles and the Intersection of Public Funds and Private Initiatives." Sara Z. Burke (Carleton), "Science and Sentiment: The Language of Social Reform at the University of Toronto, 1888-1910."
Discussant(s)/Commentateur(trice)(s): Ruth Roach Pierson (Ontario Institute for Studies in Education) 93
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TRUST FUND/LE FONDS
The following are the names of those individuals who have contributed to the Trust Fund since its inception in 1989. Les personnes suivantes ont contribué au Fonds de l'ACSP 1989-1993.
Agar Adamson Frederick C. Engelmann James H. Aitchison Lynda Erickson Janet Ajzenstat Robert Everett Caroline Andrew Patrick Ferrier Edward Andrew Thomas E. Flanagan Douglas Anglin Frederick J. Fletcher Sylvie Arend Paul W. Fox Michael Atkinson Alain-G.Gagnon Peter Aucoin David Garkut Edmond A. Aunger Roger Gibbins Carl Baar Elisabeth Gidengil William Badour Michel Giguère Florian Bail C. Ian Greene C. Jane Banfield Malcolm Grieve Stephen Baranyi Ginette Guilbault-Laganière Melissa Barrett Robert Hackett James Barros Gerald Halabura Donald J. Barry Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone Sylvia Bashevkin J.B. Haynes David J. Baugh Diane Hastie André-J. Bélanger Dwight Herperberger André Blais John E. Hodgetts Donald E. Blake Kalevi J. Holsti Philip J. Briggs R. Brian Howe Kathy L. Brock William H.N. Hull Harvey Brown Margaret Hunziker Alan Brudner Rémi Hyppia Kenneth Bryden Allen R. Kear Anne Bursey T.A. Keenleyside Sandra Burt Sean R. Kerins Alan C. Cairns Rais A. Khan David M. Cameron Michael Kidd David R. Cameron Stanley Kirschbaum Bruce Campbell Rainer Knopff Robert Campbell Arthur Kruger R. Kenneth Carty Robert A. Kurfirst Arnold G. Chan Bohuslav Kymlicka Paul Chan Guy Laforest William Chandler Réjean Landry Stephen Clarkson Roland Lavoie Theodore H. Cohn Lawrence LeDuc William D. Coleman Vincent Lemieux John C. Courtney C.P. Leo Edward J. Czilli Thomas J. Lewis Gurston Dacks Margaret Hillyard Little Michel Decoste Douglas G. Long Mark O. Dickerson Chose Saint Low Stéphane Dion Gordon Mace Stanley Drabek Warren Magnusson Robert J. Drummond George Manios John H.A. Dyck Ronald Manzer Alaoui El-Hassane Robert O. Matthews David J. Elkins William P.J. McCarthy 95
John McDougall Richard B. Splane Simon McInnes Graham Spry Kenneth D. McRae Denis W. Stairs Gordon P. Means Michael Stein J. Peter Meekison Richard Stren Lucien Millet Tim Stutt F. Bill Mohri Neil Swainson Maureen A. Molot Paul Tennant James W. Moore Martin Thomas F.L. (Ted) Morton Paul G. Thomas William B. Moul H.G. Thorburn Douglas C. Nilson Stephen G. Tomblin Christopher J. Nock Carolyn J. Tuohy Kim Richard Nossal Jean Turgeon Michael Kelway Oliver Douglas V. Verney Leslie Pal Joseph Wearing Thomas L. Pangle Reginald Whitaker Louis W. Pauly Randall White Frank W. Peers Gilbert R. Winham Anthony Perl Robert J. Williams G. Neil Perry John M. Wilson Maurice Pinard V. Seymour Wilson Thomas C. Pocklington Nelson Wiseman Joan F. Pond Steven Wolinetz Jean-Guy Prévost Lawrence T. Woods A. Paul Pross Donald C. Rowat A memorial fund, established in 1976, to Peter H. Russell honour the memory of Thomas Levy (New Andrew B. Sancton Brunswick) has been assigned to the Trust Alain Sauvé Fund by the donors. Mildred Schwartz Grace Skogstad Le fonds établi en 1976 à la mémoire de Jennifer Smith Thomas Levy (New Brunswick) a été versé Peter J. Smith dans le Fonds de prévoyance après Elizabeth Smythe consultation des donateurs. Walter C. Soderlund Lorne M. Sossin Erik J. Spicer
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PARTICIPANTS/PARTICIPANT(E)S
Papers/Communications Other participations/Autres participations
Abele, Frances H2b, Black, David D3b,D4b C9 Blackburn, Jean-Pierre A10b Abelson, Donald D7a Blacklock, Cathy B2 Adams, Chris F9 Blais, André F3,A5,F6 Adamson, Agar J3 Blake, Donald F9 Afshar, Farokh B10 Blichner, Lars C12 Ahsan, Syed Aziz-al B5 Boase, Joan K11 Ajzenstat, Janet H4a,H7d Boismenu, Gérard C1a,G4 Ajzenstat, Sam H1a Booth, James H5 Albert, Karin L10 Boutin, Kenneth D7a Albo, Gregory G5 Boychuk, Terry C4a Amyot, G. Grant C5 Brady, Henry F3 Anderson, John G12 Brock, Kathy L. A11 Andrew, Caroline E1,E3,G6, Brodie, Ian A4b A9,E11 Brown, David K5 Andrew, Edward H5,H11 Brown, Douglas J7 Angell, Harold M. J11 Brown, Susan H2c,H10b Appel Molot, Maureen C11 Brown-John, Lloyd K5 Archer, Keith F2, Bryden, P.E. A7 A6a, Brynen, Rex B5 F11 Burge, Robert F9 Arend, Sylvia H7c,H12a Burke, Sara Z. L12b Armstrong, Pat A10a Burt, Sandra L9b,F12 Arneil, Barbara H3b Burton, Bruce D4a Arscott, Jane J2,J5 Bush, Kenneth D. C9 Arseneau, Therese 7,A11 Cairns, Alan A3,H5, Ashworth, Luke D1a K7,A11 Atkinson, Michael L9b Cameron, Barbara A1 Aucoin, Peter F5,K10 Cameron, Duncan G3 Baar, Carl L6 Cameron, Max B1 Baar, Ellen L5 Campbell, Robert L4 Bail, Florian H4b Cardozo, Andrew K4a Bakan, Abigail G3,D6 Carty, Kenneth F11 Bakvis, Herman F7,K10 Cassin, Marguerite K4a Banting, Keith G. C4a Castle, Allan D11b Baranyi, Stephen D3a Caterino, Brian H4b Barrie, Doreen J2 Chan, Alfred B9 Bartholomew, Amy G5 Chandler, Andrea C2a,C3a Bashevkin, Sylvia C3b,J5, Chandler, William M. C3a Plenary Charlton, Mark D1a,D3b Bazowski, Raymond H3c Christian, William H11 Beaton, Bruce J3 Christopher, T. Catherine L6 Beaud, Jean-Pierre A6b Clark, Janine B5 Bedford, David H2b Close, David B7 Beiner, Ronald H5 Coates, Ken J4 Bélanger, Louis D1b Bell, David F10 Bell, Shannon H10c Bensabat, Remonda B1 Bergeron, Josée C1a Bernier, Luc J7 Bhattacharya, Chanchal L7 Bickerton, James J3 97
Cohen, Marjorie G7 Epp, Roger D1a,D11a Coleman, William D. A2,C7 Erickson, Lynda F1,J5 Comeau, Louise C11 Everett, Joanna F1 Comor, Edward G1a Fafard, Patrick H1c,C7 Constantinou, Peter P. D2 Fetter, Tom J12 Conway, John F. J9 Finbow, Robert C6 Cooper, Andrew F. D4b Findlay, Suzanne G5,A9 Cooper, Justin D. D1a Finkle, Peter K7 Cornish, Paul H7a Flanagan, Tom A4b Côté, Pauline L6,K9 Fletcher, Fred F4,F10 Courchene, Thomas J. E1 Fletcher, Joseph F3 Courtney, John F5 Forsyth, Murray Plenary Covell, Katerine F12 Fossum, John Erik C12 Craig, Leon H3a Fournier, Bernard F6 Crawford, Robert M. D10a Freeman, Neil J10 Crête, Jean F4 Fried, Mark B2 Crimmins, James H10a Frost, Bryan-Frost D11a Critchlow, James C1b Gagnon, Alain-G. C7 Cross, Bill F4 Gal-Or, Noemi C9 Crossley, John L5 Gandesha, Samir H10c Cutler, Claire D4b Gidengil, Elisabeth J2,F3,7 Dale, Ann K3 Gingras, Anne-Marie F10 Darier, Eric L4 Gingras, François-Pierre F6,F12 Dartnell, Michael H12a Giroux, France H7c Daudelin, Jean D12a Glen, Tedd J4 Davis, Art H11 Glenn, John L6 de Wilde, Jim L3 Good, David K6 DeBardeleben, Joan C2a Goodine, Laura K11 Deblock, Christian G4,C11 Goodings, Stewart K5 Della Sala, Vincent C5 Gosselin, Guy D1b Demchuk Mozer, Andrea L4,L10 Goulet, Claude D1b Denis, Serge A1 Gow, Iain K12 Deonandan, Kalowatie D3a,G12 Graesser, Mark J11 Desai, Radhika H12a Grant, John C11 Desroches, Ronald E3 Greene, Ian K12 Dickerson, Mark J4 Gross Stein, Janice D6 Dingwall, John K6 Gunther, Magnus L12a Dion, Stéphane A10b Habib, Henry B5 Dobrowolsky, Alexandra F5 Haglund, David D1b Doern, G. Bruce L1a,K6 Haines, George L3 Downey, Terry L12a Hansen, Phillip G3,H7d Drabek, Stan E3 Hanson, Art K3 Drassinower, Abraham H12b Harmsen, Robert C5 Driscoll, James L7 Harrison, Kathryn L4,L5, Drolet, Michael H2a L10 Duhamel, Luc C10 Harvey, Frank D11b Dunn, Christopher J4 Hawkes, David A3 Duquette, Michel B1 Helliwell, John L1b Dutkiewicz, Peter C2a Henderson, Michael G9 Duxbury, Linda K11 Dwivedi, O.P. B4 Dyck, Rand J4 Eastby, John H1b Edgar, Alistair D. D7a Eisenberg, Avigail A11 Ekelund, Finn H3b,H10b Emberley, Peter H11 Engelmann, Frederick C. A4a Engelmann, Stephen H9a 98
Hettich, Walter K1 Kroker, Arthur H7b Hewson, Martin D12b Kunz, Frank C2a Hiemstra, John L9b Kurfirst, Robert H3c,H10b Higgins, Chris K11 Labelle, Gilles H7c Higgott, Richard A. D7b Lachapelle, Réjean A6b Hjortland, Linda C12 Laferrière, Eric D12a Hoberg, George C7,L10 Laforest, Guy A1 Holloway, Steven D3a Lam, Danny L3 Holsti, Kal J. D5 Landry, Réjean L2,A4b Horowitz, Gad H12b Lange, Lynda H2b Houle, François C1a Langford, Tom F2 Howe, Brian F12 Laponce, Jean A5,F6 Howitt, Peter E1 Lawson, Jamie G10 Howlett, Michael L1a,L2,J4 Laxer, Gordon G9,C12 Hristoulas, Athanasios D11b Laycock, David J1,A4a Hubbard, Ruth K6 LeClair, Christopher A. D2 Huebert, Rob D7a LeDuc, Lawrence F4,7,F9 Huffman, Ken K11 Lee, Catherine K11 Hughes, Glen H10c Lee, Christopher E11 Hutter, Horst H3a Lee, Ian L3 Inwood, Gregory J. A2 Lee, Martha F. H1c Irwin, Rosalind D9a Lemco, Jonathan D2,F7 Ismaili, Karim L10 Leo, Christopher E11 Jacek, Henry L12a Letemendia, Veronica H12c Jackson, Jeffrey F1 Levy, Gary J1 Jackson, Robert J. F7,A10b Lin, Sen B9 Jacobs, Lesley H1a Lindquist, Evert K1,K10 James, Patrick A4b,D11b Lindsay, Peter H3b Jaworsky, John C4b Lipsey, Richard G1b Jenson, Jane C3b,7, Lipsig-Mummé, Carla G12 Plenary, Little, Brian K11 F11,L12b, Little, Margaret H. L12b Jhappan, Radha A1 Long, David D1a,D11a Job, Brian D7b Lusztig, Michael C12 Johnson, David J1 MacDermid, Robert F4,F11 Johnson, Larry H10a MacDonald, Eleanor L7 Johnston, Richard F3,F9 MacDonald, Laura B2 Kading, Terry B2 Mace, Gordon D1b Kagedan, Allan C4b MacIvor, Heather A7,J11 Kay, Barry F4,J11 MacMillan, Gretchen A6a Kear, A.R. K9 MacNeil, Jim K3 Keating, Michael E1 Macquarrie, Heath A10b Keating, Tom D5 Madar, Dan D10b Keeble, Edna D10b Mahant, E.E. D9b Keenes, Ernie D9a,D10a Maher, E.J. F7 Kellogg, Paul C10 Maillé, Chantal C3b,J5 Keyman, E. Fuat D9a Maioni, Antonia C4a,C6 Khan, Namir H10c Makus, Ingrid H2c,H10a Khan, Rais D7a Kincaid, John Plenary Kingston, Paul B5 Kingston, Rebecca H7a,H9a Kingsley, Marie-France D1b Kirkey, Christopher D9b Knopff, Rainer L6 Kolundzic, Dusan H3c,H12c Kontos, Alkis H4a Koplyay, Tom K5 Kraker, Travis H12c 99
Maley, Terry H10c, Newhouse, David A3 H12b Nevitte, Neil F3 Manchevsky, Norm K6 Newman, Keith C11 Mancuso, Maureen C6 Newman, Steven H7a,H9b Manfredi, Christopher P. A4b,K9 Nock, Christopher H3b Mansur, Salim B3a Noël, Alain K12 Manzer, Ronald L7 Noel, Sid H4a Marks, Lynne L12b Nossal, Kim Richard D5 Marshall, Paul H1a,H3b Nozick, Marcia G6 Marshall, Robert Alexander G9 Nutbrown, Richard H3c,H7d Martin, Pierre F9,C12 O'Brien, Garry H10a Massicotte, Louis F5 O'Brien, Maire D4a Mathie, William H2a O'Brien, Robert C5 May, Doug G1b Ogrodnick, Margaret H3c May, Elizabeth K3 Opalski, Magdalena C1b,C4b Mayo, Henry H4a Osler Hampson, Fen D12a McBride, Stephen G12 Overby, L. Marvin A9 McCorquodale, Susan J4 Owen, Gerald H7b,H11 McCune, Nathan H12c Oxhorn, Philip C10 McDowell, Stephen G1a Paehlke, Robert L4 McFalls, Laurence C3a Pal, Lesley L2,L9b McFarlane, Neil C1b Paltiel, Jeremy B9 McGarry, John C9 Panitch, Leo G5 McInnes, Simon G1a Parekh, Nita B11 McIntosh, Tom J12 Parent, Marcel G1a McKee, Christopher T.R. A12 Parkin, Andrew H4b McKenna, Peter D3b Pasha, Mustapha Kamal B3a McKinley, Robert B10 Patten, Steve A4a McPhee, Bob K6 Pelletier, Réjean A9 McRae, Kenneth D. L3,C9 Pépin, Lucie F5 Meadwell, Hudson F9,C12 Peters, Guy K2 Means, Gordon B7 Phidd, Richard L1a Meisel, John F3 Phillips, Susan K11 Mellon, Hugh J10 Pierson, Paul C2b,C4a Mellon, James G. H1b,D11a Pinard, Maurice F3 Mellos, Koula G3 Planinc, Zdravko H3a Mendell, Marguerite G6,E11 Plumptre, Tim K5 Mertin, Manuel A2,J7 Porter, Tony D12b Michaelis, Loralea H7d Potichnyi, Peter C1b Milne, Bruce K10 Potter, Evan D2 Minogue, Kenneth Plenary Prager, Carol D11a Mitchie, Michael H9a Pratt, Cranford D3b Moggach, Douglas H3c Pratt, Larry D7b,G10 Moore, Margaret H2a,H9b Praud, Jocelyne C3b Moricci, Peter C11 Prévost, Jean-Guy A6b Morley, J.T. J10 Preyra, Leonard J3,J11 Morris, Martin J. H2b,A3, Price, Richard F4 H4b Raj Nayar, Baldev D10a,B11 Morton, F.L. (Ted) H2a,K7 Moul, William D11b Munro, Gary L1b,J12 Muszynski, Alicja G3 Myers, Richard H1b Navarro-Genie, Marco A. B7 Neal, Patrick H1a,H9b Nef, Jorge B1,B4 Nemni, Max A5 Nesbitt-Larking, Paul F10 Neufeld, Mark D12b 100
Rakowska-Harmstone, Teresa C1b,C4b, C12 C10 Smith, Paddy L1a,L2 Ramsay, Craig C4a Smith, Pam G7 Rasmussen, Ken K10 Smith, Peter J. L12a Rayner, Jeremy H9b Smythe, Elizabeth D9b Reedie, Penny K12 Sondhi, Sunil D3b Reid, John A10b Spafford, Duff H2c,J9 Resnick, Philip A1,7 Srebrnik, Henry F2 Riddell-Dixon, Elizabeth D3a,D10a Srigley, Ron H12c Roach Pierson, Ruth L12b Stasiulis, Daiva G3 Robardet, Patrick K9 Stefanick, Lorna L4 Roberts, Wayne G7 Stefanovic, Ingrid H1c Robinson, Ian C2b, Stein, Michael K7,A12 C5, Stevens, Richard H7a C11 Stewart, Ian J3 Robinson, P. Stuart D10b Stienstra, Deborah D10a Rocher, François A6b,G10, Stoett, Peter J. B4,D12a C12 Studlar, Donley T. A9 Ross, Jeffrey Ian D11b Swartz, Donald G9 Rossell, Steven K2 Sweet, William H10a Rousseau, Jean C1a Swift, James G10 Royal, Margaret A10a Symons, Gladys K4a Rubinoff, Arthur B7,B9 Tanguay, Brian G9 Ruff, Norman J3,J9 Tatalovich, Raymond A9 Russell, Peter A12 Taylor, Charles H5 Sabet, Amr B5 Taylor, John E3 Sabetti, Filippo K1 Teichman, Judith B10 Sadadeo, Jeff C4b Thomlinson, Neil F11 Salée, Daniel C1a Todd, Graham G6 Salter, Rick G7 Toner, Glen L5 Sancton, Andrew G6,E11 Tossutti, Livianna S. A7 Sargent, John L1b Tremblay, Manon C3b,A9 Sarty, Leigh C2a Tremblay, Reeta B11 Sayeed, Khalid Bin B3a Trent, John D3a Scharf, Shirley Anne A12 Trimble, Linda J2,J5 Schmidt, Larry H11 Tucker, Gerald E. H7b Schmitz, Gerald J. D3b Turenne-Sjolander, Claire D4b,D7b, Schultze, Rainer-Olaf L2 G12 Schwartz, Mildred F2 Unruh, Margaret K4a Scott Stewart, Robert H7d Urquhart, Ian C7,G10 Seccareccia, Mario G4 Uslaner, Eric M. A5 Sengupta, Mitu B11 Vaillancourt, Yves C2b Shandro, Alan H2c,H4b Vickers, Jill F1 Shaw, Tim B4 Villeneuve, Patrick K12 Shingler, John H4a Vingerhoeds, Johanna F1 Shugarman, David G3 von Heyking, John H12c Siaroff, Alan C3a,C10 Walters, William C1a Siegel, David A6a Warskett, Rosemary G5,A10a Sigler, John D6 Watkins, Mel G7 Sigurdson, Richard A4a,H10c Watson, William G1b Simeon, Richard L1a Simpson, Kurtis, H. D4a Sims, Holly B3a Sinclair, Timothy J. D12b Slater, David L1b Smirnov, William C2a Smith, David A4a Smith, Heather D2 Smith, Miriam C2b,G9, 101
Watts, Ronald L. C2b Wearing, Joseph A7,J9 Weaver, R. Kent C4a Webb, Kernaghan K7 Welch, David A. D6,D10b West, Douglas H2c,H12a Whitaker, Reg A11 White, Graham J10,K10 White, Randall J1 Whitehorn, Alan F11,F12 Whiteley, Paul H12a Whitworth, Sandra D9a Williams, Cynthia K4a Williams, Doug K2,H7b Williams, Glen A2,G10 Williams, Melissa H7d,H9b Williams, Walter K2 Winer, Stanley L. K1 Winfield, Mark S. L5 Winham, Gilbert R. D5,D9b Wolfe, David G1b,G4 Wolfe, Robert D4b Wood, John R. B11 Wood, Philip J. J12 Woodside, Kenneth L10 Wright, Claudia K4a Wronski, Iwona C3a Wudel, Darcy H1b Yannopoulos, Peter L3 Yates, Charlotte G12 Yi-chong, Xu C6 Young, Lisa A9 Young, Robert E1 Yuan, Jing-dong D4a Zirker, Daniel B1 102
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