Chair: Hubert Zapf, University of Augsburg
Andreas Fahrmeir, University of Frankfurt
Constructing Ideal and Expendable Citizens. Reflections on the Regulation
of Immigration and Emigration in the 19th Century and Beyond
Abstract
Yves Frenette, University of Ottawa
Migrating in, Migrating out, Migrating within: Considérations
à partir du cas canadien
Chair: Rainer-Olaf Schultze, University of Augsburg
Minna-Kristiina Ruokonen-Engler, University of Frankfurt
Gendered Transnational Labour Migration: A Solution or a Dilemma for
the Nation states?
Augie Fleras, University of Waterloo
Customizing Immigration, Commodifying Migrant Labour: Paradigm Shift
or Paradigm Tweak?
Abstract
Chair: Katja Sarkowsky, University of Augsburg
Heike Paul, University of Erlangen
Promoting Canada as New Home?: Ambivalent Views in the Writings of
Susanna Moodie and Mary Ann Shadd
Abstract
Larissa Lai, University of British Columbia
The Look of Like: Fields of Vision in Asian / Indigenous Relation.
Chair: Günther Kronenbitter, University of Augsburg
Martin Papillon, University of Ottawa
Redefining Indigenous Peoples' Citizenship: Canada in a Comparative
Perspective
Marcus Funck, University of Augsburg
*Canada docet*? Canadian Multiculturalism in the German Discourse on
Immigration and Integration, or: Chances and Limitations of Historical
Learning
Chair: Rainer-Olaf Schultze, University of Augsburg
Marcus Llanque, University of Augsburg
Membership and Belonging: The Meaning of Citizenship
Christopher Manfredi, McGill University
Citizenship and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Chair: Philipp Gassert, University of Augsburg
David Chariandy, Simon Fraser University
Postrace: Hope and Delusion in 21st Century Canada
Mita Banerjee, University of Mainz
Indigeneity, Contemporaneity, and Citizenship
Chair: Philipp Gassert, University of Augsburg
Christian Lammert, FU Berlin
"I am Canadian!" Regionalization and Identity in Canada
Abstract
Diana Brydon, University of Manitoba
Transnational literacies, global English, and mobile imaginaries
Abstract
Chair: Katja Sarkowsky, University of Augsburg
Normand Labrie, University of Toronto
Kerstin Knopf, University of Greifswald
Nadine Klopfer, University of Munich
Chair: Sabine Schwarze, University of Augsburg
Bernhard Pöll, Universität Salzburg
La pluralité normative du français ou : en quoi consiste
l'exception francophone
Résumé
Hélène Cajolet-Laganière, Université
de Sherbrooke
Une prise en compte plus large de la variation géographique
du français
pour répondre aux besoins de la francophonie du Québec,
du Canada et d'ailleurs
Résumé
Kristin Reinke, University of Mainz
La langue du doublage en France et au Québec: un reflet
du niveau de sécurité linguistique
Résumé
Chair: Maximilian Gröne, University of Augsburg
Normand Labrie, University of Toronto / Sylvie Lamoureux, University
of Ottawa
Le choix des études postsecondaires chez les jeunes francophones
en Ontario:
le dilemme des langues et de l'éloignement géographique
Résumé
Michelle Bussières, Université Laval
Enjeux d'intégration des immigrants dans deux communautés
de langue minoritaire au Canada et en Espagne