Globalization and Canadian Culture

A one-day conference sponsored by the London Conference of Canadian Studies at Canada House, 22 November 2002.

Programme: Friday 22 November, 2002

9.45–10.00	Registration
10.00–10.15	Greetings from the Canadian High Commission
10.15–11.30	Session One
	Bill Marshall (Glasgow University), “Quebec Cinema in an Atlantic Frame.”
	Michael Bravo (Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge University), “Inuit film-making in the context of Circumpolar Publishing.”
11.45–1.00	Session Two
	Carole Gerson (Simon Fraser University), “Canadian Publishing History through the Lens of L.M. Montgomery.”
	Anne Collins (Random House Canada), “Canadian Publishing Today: At Home and Abroad.”
1.00–2.00	Lunch
2.00–3.15	Session Three
	Richard Collins (Open University), “Broadcasting and Nationalism in Canada: old thoughts revisited.”
	John Jackson (Concordia University), “Corporate Convergence and the Future of Canadian Broadcasting.”
3.30–5.00	Session Four
	Brita Oeding (University of Ottawa), “Literary Trailblazers? Canadian Women Writers in German Translation.”
	Maria Tippett (Cambridge University), “Summing up”