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British Association for Canadian Studies |
Founded in 1975, the British Association for Canadian Studies (BACS) is one of the member associations of the International Council for Canadian Studies, of which it was a founder member in 1981. BACS welcomes applications for membership from anyone with an interest in the study of Canada. BACS aims to function as a forum and meeting point for Canadian Studies in Britain. Its annual conference combines a wide range of topics and distinguished speakers with an informal and friendly atmosphere. In recent years the conference has been held in Canterbury, Cambridge and Durham.
Latest news
New deadline for ICCS awards
The deadline for all ICCS awards is now 24 November, with a deadline for complete submissions to BACS by 1 October. No applications will be considered after this date. For more information on the application procedure see the Awards section.
Recent publications:
Canadian Studies in Britain
Eccles Lecture 2008, Hunting, Shooting and Phishing
Conferences:
BACS 2009, Being, Becoming and Belonging, St Anne's College, Oxford, 28-30 March 2009
BJCS:
List of Books for Review
This site was updated on 13 August 2008
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