|
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
Recent publications:
Canadian Studies in Britain
Eccles Lecture 2008, Hunting, Shooting and Phishing
Conferences:
BACS History Group, War and Peace in Canadian History, 11 July 2008
BACS Legal Studies Group, Health, Law and Policy in Canada and the UK, 4 July 2008BACS 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 20 June 2008
|
|
