University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia - 2-4 June 2008
The Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association is part of the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, which handles registration both for the Congress and for the Annual Meeting. For information on registration, accommodation, etc. consult the Congress home page, www.fedcan.ca/congress2008.
There are three themes for the 2008 meeting: childhood, youth, and generations; environments, culture, and power; and migrations, place, and identities. The overall theme of the 2008 Congress is “Thinking Beyond Borders – Global Ideas: Global Values.” Saturday 31 May – Sunday 1 June– Monday 2 June – Tuesday 3 June– Wednesday 4 June Index of Presenters RÉUNION ANNUELLEPROGRAMME DE LA 87e RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ HISTORIQUE DU CANADA Université de la Colombie-Britannique (UBC), Vancouver, Colombie-Britannique Du 2 au 4 juin 2008 La réunion annuelle de la Société historique du Canada fait partie du Congrès des sciences humaines, qui s’occupe de l’inscription à la fois au Congrès et à la réunion annuelle. Pour obtenir plus d’informations sur l’inscription, l’hébergement ou tout autre sujet, veuillez consulter la page d’accueil du Congrès à www.fedcan.ca/congress2008. Il y a trois thèmes pour la réunion annuelle de cette année : enfance, jeunesse et générations; environnements, cultures et pouvoirs; et migrations, espaces et identités. Le thème général du congrès de la Fédération canadienne des sciences humaines en 2008 est «Penser sans frontières – Idées mondiales : valeurs mondiales».Samedi 31 Mai – Dimanche 1 Juin– Lundi 2 Juin– Mardi 3 Juin– Mercredi 3 Juin Répertoire des auteurs SATURDAY, 31 MAY 2008 / SAMEDI 31 MAI 2008 1400-1700 / 14h00-17h00 CHA Executive Meeting BUTO 104 Réunion de l’exécutif de la SHC SUNDAY, 1 JUNE 2008 / DIMANCHE 1er JUIN 2008 0900-1700 / 09h00-17h00 CHA Council Meeting BUTO 104 Réunion du Conseil d’administration de la SHC 1600-1900 / 16h00-19h00 Meeting of Chairs of History Departments BUCH D217 Followed by dinner, 1900-2100Réunion des directeurs des départements d’histoireSuivie d’un dîner de 19h00 à 21h001930-2330 / 19h30-23h30 Graduate Students’ Welcome Social @ Koerner’s PubActivité de bienvenue pour les étudiantes et étudiants des cycles supérieurs @ Koerner’s PubMONDAY, 2 JUNE 2008 / LUNDI 2 JUIN 20080830-0900 / 08h30-09h00 Coffee, juice, etc . MEEKISON LOUNGE Café, jus, etc. 0900-1030 / 09h00-10h30 1. New Norms for Childhood BUCH D217 Nouvelles normes encadrant l’enfance 1.1 Denyse Baillargeon, Université de Montréal Éduquer les enfants, discipliner les parents : les rapports famille-école au Québec, 1920-1960 1.2 Leslie Paris, University of British Columbia Children’s Liberation: Children’s Rights in the Wake of 1960s Social Movements FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Tamara Myers, University of British Columbia 2. Scientific Exploration, Conservation, and Indigenous Peoples in the BUCH D218 Twentieth-Century North Exploration scientifique, conservation et peuples indigènes dans les régions septentrionales au XXe siècle 2.1 Sverker Sorlin, Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden) Lapland Laboratories: Science, Conservation and the Sami in the Scandinavian North 2.2 Christina Sawchuk, Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge (United Kingdom) Amateur Explorers and the 'Opening' of the Canadian North 2.3 Peter Evans, Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge (United Kingdom) The Newfoundland Rangers and the Labrador Inuit, 1935 - 1950 2.4 Brad Martin, Northwestern University (USA) Repossessing the Wilderness: Aboriginal Peoples and Protected Areas in the Yukon Territory, 1940-1990 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Tina Loo, University of British Columbia - This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 3. Migration, Cultural Transfer, and Identity: the Case of the Scots BUCH D219 Migration, transfert culturel et identité : l’expérience des Écossais 3.1 Tanja Bueltmann, Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) Diaspora, Terrains of Belonging and the Role of Organised Ethnicity: A Comparative Study of Scottish Migrant Community Identities in Canada and New Zealand to 1910 3.2 Jill Harland, University of Otago (New Zealand) The Orcadian Odyssey across three colonial boundaries: The Emigration of Orkney Islanders and their subsequent creation of island communities in Canada, New Zealand and Australia 1840- 1914 3.3 Wendy Wickwire, University of Victoria He Went From Where He Came: J.A. Teit's "Shetland Project" in British Columbia FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Jack Little, Simon Fraser University 4. Tourism, Travel, and the Discovery of the "Other" BUCH D222 Le tourisme, les voyages et la découverte de "l’Autre" 4.1 Christopher Churchill, Queen's University Settlers on other shores: Algerian settler intellectuals’ visions of Québec 4.2 Karen Routledge, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey (USA) A Harsh Environment: Inuit in New England, 1850-1885 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Anne Gorsuch, University of British Columbia 5. Ideologies, Politics, and the State in late-18th and early-19th century Quebec LAW 157 Les idéologies, la politique et l’État à la fin du XVIIIe et au début du XIXe siècle 5.1 Michel Ducharme, University of British Columbia The Province of Quebec in the Age of Revolutions: The Constitutional Act of 1791 as a Revolutionary Act 5.2 Jean-Phillipe Garneau, Université du Québec à Montréal « The Law of the Land »: les avocats bas-canadiens face au savoir européen 5.3 James E. Moran, University of Prince Edward Island Epidemiologies of Power: Curing St. Paul's Bay Disease in Late 18th Century Quebec FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Catherine Desbarats, McGill University 6. Masculinity and Canadian Politics LAW 169 Masculinité et politique au Canada 6.1 Christian Champion, McGill University Colonial masculinities, military intellectuals, and the construction of national sentiment, 1925-29 6.2 Christopher Dummitt, Trent University Mackenzie King the Man and the Writing of Canadian Political History 6.3 Kurt Korneski, Memorial University of Newfoundland Race, Gender, Class, and Colonial Nationalism: Development Policy in Newfoundland, 1881-1898 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Adele Perry, University of Manitoba 7. Aboriginal Peoples and the State LAW 177 Les peuples autochtones et l’État 7.1 Michael Marker, University of British Columbia Coast Salish Cultural Survival and Resistance to Educational Colonization 7.2 Byron King Plant, University of Saskatchewan A Change from One Form of Discrimination to Another?: Intrastate Power, Aboriginal People, and Integrated Schooling in Mid-Twentieth Century British Columbia FACILITATOR / FACILITATEUR: Keith Thor Carlson, University of Saskatchewan 8. Asian Migrations to Vancouver LAW 178 Migration asiatique à Vancouver
8.1 Patricia Roy, University of VictoriaThe Death and Reincarnation of Vancouver’s Japanese Community, 1942-1977
8.2 Don Baker, University of British Columbia Post Second World War Korean Migration to Vancouver
8.3 Yu Li, Langara College Recent Trends in Chinese Migration to Vancouver8.4 Leonora C. Angeles, University of British Columbia Filipino Migration to Vancouver FACILITATOR / FACILITATEUR: David Webster, University of Toronto Special Journal of the CHA Session / Séance spéciale de la Revue de la SHC9. Feeding Babies and Families, Regulating Health, Female Bodies and LAW 101 Communities Allaiter ses enfants, nourrir sa famille : réglementer la santé, le corps des femme et la communauté 9.1 Sonia Cancian, Concordia University and University of Minnesota (USA) Tutti a Tavola!' Food, Celebrations and Domesticity among Italian Immigrants in Postwar Montreal 9.2 Aleck Ostry, University of Victoria Policies Promoting Breastfeeding in Canada in the early 20th Century 9.3 Jane E. Jenkins, St. Thomas University 'Natural' Milk: Physicians, Public Health Officials, Veterinarians, and Public Health Reform in 1920s New Brunswick 9.4 Krista M. Walters, University of Toronto 'A National Priority': Food, Health, and Colonizing Bodies in Nutrition Canada’s National Survey, 1965-1975 FACILTATORS/ FACILITATRICES: Annette Desmarais, University of Regina, and/et Valerie J. Korinek, University of Saskatchewan1030-1045 / 10h30-10h45 Nutrition Break Pause santé1045-1215 / 10h45-12h1510. Print Cultures and Youth Cultures BUCH D217 La jeunesse et la culture imprimée 10.1 Gail Edwards, Douglas College Reading Canadian: Children and National Literature in the Interwar Period 10.2 Isabelle Lehuu, Université du Québec à Montréal Carolinian Students and their Fathers' Books: The Youth Culture of the Early American Republic 10.3 Jennifer Susan Marotta, Queen's University From Starling's Nest to Prim Rose's Parlour: Correspondence Clubs and the Respectable Reader within the Family Herald & Weekly Star, 1874-1914 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Carole Gerson, Simon Fraser University 11. Imagining the Earth in the Twentieth Century BUCH D218 Imaginer la Terre au XXe siècle 11.1 Alison Bashford, University of Sydney (Australia) Conceptualising the Globe in World Population Debate, 1920-1940 11.2 Peder Roberts, Stanford University (USA) The End of the Earth Becomes Central: Antarctica in the Mid-Century World 11.3 Carolyn Strange, Australian National University (Australia) Deterministic Diagrams: Griffith Taylor's World Vision FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Graeme Wynn, University of British Columbia -This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 12. African-American Communities and Identities BUCH D219 Communautés et identités afro-américaines 12.1 Paul Krause, University of British Columbia Identities, Places, and Migrations: The Case of Alexander and Margaret Chavous Proctor 12.2 Grace Lynis Brown, Cinnamon Traveler Heritage Trust (USA) New England Styled Soul on Martha’s Vineyard: Preservation of African Diaspora Heritage FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Harvey Amani Whitfield, University of Vermont 13. Writing Experience BUCH D222 Écrire son expérience 13.1 E. Jane Errington, Royal Military College Webs of Affection and Obligation: A Glimpse into Families and the 19th Century Transatlantic Community 13.2 Rosalind McClean, University of Waikato (New Zealand) Places Past: Recollections of Scottish childhoods in the Life Narratives of Nineteenth-Century New Zealand Immigrants FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Willeen Keough, Simon Fraser University 14. The Microdata (Re)Turn: New Opportunities in Historical Population Studies LAW 157 Le (re)tour des microdonnées : nouvelles opportunités pour les études historiques des populations 14.1 Peter Baskerville, University of Victoria The Canadian Century Research Infrastructure Project: Situating Regional History in a Global Perspective 14.2 Steve Benteau, Memorial University of Newfoundland Applying Family History: The Possibilities of Oversampling in the CCRI 14.3 Lisa Dillon, Université de Montréal La Programme de recherche en démographie historique (PRDH) at the Université de Montréal 14.4 Evan Roberts, Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) The North Atlantic Population Project (NAPP) FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Gordon Darroch, York University 15. Gender and Work LAW 169 Le genre au travail 15.1 Carol Ferguson, University of New Brunswick From Home to Factory: Young Men and the Chestnut Canoe Factory, Fredericton, New Brunswick 15.2 Linda Kealey, University of New Brunswick "More... than One Person Can Know": The Changing Nature of Nursing Work, 1950-1990 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Lara Campbell, Simon Fraser University 16. Scandal, Deviance and Public Corrections in the Popular Press of LAW 177 London, ca.1700-1800 Scandales, déviance et châtiments publics dans la presse populaire londonienne au XVIIIe siècle 16.1 Donna T. Andrew, University of Guelph Reporting Vice: Adultery in the London Press 16.2 Randall McGowen, University of Oregon (USA) The Newspapers and the Gallows in Late-Eighteenth-Century England 16.3 Simon Devereaux, University of Victoria Patrick Madam: One Man's Odyssey Through England’s Penal Crisis, 1774-1784 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Andrea McKenzie, University of Victoria 17. The Future of Social History - Theory and Practice in Social History LAW 101 L’avenir de l’histoire sociale : Théories et pratiques en histoire sociale 17.1 Kathleen Canning, University of Michigan (USA) 17.2 Magda Fahrni, Université du Québec à Montréal 17.3 James E. Moran, University of Prince Edward Island FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Kathryn McPherson, York University This session is convened on the occasion of Social History/Histoire Sociale’s fortieth anniversary. / Cette séance est organisée à l'occasion du 40e anniversaire de la revue Historie sociale/ Social History. 18. At the Crossroads of History: the Politics of Canadian Youth in the 1960s LAW 178 À la croisée des chemins : la politique juvénile au Canada dans les années 1960 18.1 Roberta Lexier, University of Alberta Student Identity and the Sixties Student Movements in English Canada 18.2 Ian Milligan, York University No Firm Ground: The Canadian New Left and their Conceptions of Class, 1964-1968 18.4 Kevin Brushett, Royal Military College Between Beatnik and Boy Scout: Recruiting Company of Young Canadian Volunteers and the Politics of Youth, 1965-1968 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Sean Mills, University of Wisconsin, Madison (USA) 1230-1330 / 12h30-13h30 Business meetings: Séances de travail : Canadian Committee on Women’s History BUCH D214 Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes Environmental History Group BUCH D304 Groupe d’études en histoire de l’environnement Canadian Committee on History and Computing BUCH D307 Comité canadien d’histoire et d’informatique Canadian Committee on Military History BUCH D313 Comité canadien en l’histoire militaire Business History Group BUCH D317 Groupe d’histoire des affaires Native History Study Group BUCH D322 Groupe d’étude en histoire autochtone1400-1700 / 14h00-17h00 Canadian Historical Review Editorial Board Meeting BuTo 104A 1345-1515 / 13h45-15h15 19. Constructing Childhood and Youth BUCH D217 Définir l’enfance et la jeunesse 19.1 Helen Brown, Malaspina University College After School and in the Holidays: The Hutton Pellett Children – “Growing Up” in Wartime 19.2 Christopher Greig, University of Windsor The Making of Masculinity in a Time of Fear and Uncertainty: The Construction of Boyhood in Postwar Ontario, 1945-1960 19.3 Tracy Penny-Light, St Jerome’s University Science or Sin?: Medical and Religious Prescriptions of Masculinity for Youth in Mid-Twentieth Century Canada FACILITATOR/FACILITATRICE: Leslie Paris, University of British Columbia 20. Environment, Technology, and Modernity BUCH D218 Environnement, technologie et modernité 20.1 David Breen, University of British Columbia Nuclear Utopia, Atlantic Richfield's Proposed Atomic Detonation in the Alberta Oil Sands: a cautionary tale 20.2 Laurel Sefton MacDowell, University of Toronto Conquest of Nature, Environmental Destruction and the Failed St. Lawrence Seaway 20.3 Philip Van Huizen, University of British Columbia From a 'Whopper' to a 'Green and Clean' Development: Modernity, Environmentalism, and the Canadian-American Libby Dam Project FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Eagle Glassheim, University of British Columbia - This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 21. Ethnicity, Identity, and Cultural Production in the Prairie West BUCH D219 21.1 Aya Fujiwara, Grant McEwan CollegeThe Lethbridge Nikka Yuko Centennial Garden: A Symbol of Japanese Identity, Collective Memory, and History in Southern Alberta 21.2 Audrey Pyée, York University French and Catholic: Migration, remembrance and identity in two prairies communities, Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes and Saint-Claude, Manitoba 21.3 Jeremy Wiebe, University of Manitoba Mediating Cultural Change: Radio Southern Manitoba and the Reformulation of Mennonite Identities, 1957-1977 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Lyle Dick, Parks Canada 22. Making Identities through Ritual and Performance BUCH D222 Rituels et performances dans le façonnement des identités 22.1 Karl Hele, University of Western Ontario Performing History and Myth: The Garden River Ojibwa’s Interpretation of Hiawatha, Missionaries, and Local History 22.2 Anne F. Hyde, Colorado College (USA) Dinner and Ritual in Western North America: Creating Regional Communities in the Nineteenth Trade World 22.3 Gwynneth C.D. Jones, Independent Researcher Dancing with Underwear: Charivari, Community and Identity in Nineteenth-Century Killarney, Ontario FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Wendy Wickwire, University of Victoria 23. Empire, Power, and Identity in the Atlantic World LAW 157 Empire, pouvoir et identités dans le monde atlantique 23.1Ross Fair, Ryerson University Shifting from First into Second: Quebec, New South Wales, and the birth of Britain’s Second Empire, 1775-1791 23.2 Jenne McLean, Yale University Cultural Capital and Conformist Predominance: Presenting an Image of Openness via Class Activism in the British Atlantic World 23.3 Timothy Pearson, Université de Montréal Ce qu’un religieux benedictin a souffert en Canada: The Jansenist Georges Poulet in the Atlantic World, 1713-1718 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Michel Ducharme, University of British Columbia 24. Gender, Ethnicity, and Poverty Across Borders, 1850s-1930s LAW 169 Genre, ethnicité et pauvreté par-delà les frontières, 1850-1930 24.1 Lisa Chilton, University of Prince Edward Island Ethnicity as Class: The Segregation of British and 'Foreigner' Immigrants in Transit 24.2 Lisa Helps, University of Toronto Poverty, Gender, and Nation: Seeking Shelter in the Great Depression FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Laurie Bertram, University of Toronto Co-sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History / Séance parrainée par le Comité canadien en l’histoire des femmes25. Negotiating Power in the Trenches LAW 177 Négocier le pouvoir dans les tranchées 25.1 Tim Cook, Carleton University, Canadian War Museum Antiheroes, Soldiers' Culture and Negotiations of Power among Canadian Soldiers in the Great War 25.2 Mark Humphries, University of Western Ontario On the Border of Deviance: Canadian Doctors Confront Pyschological Trauma during the First World War FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Douglas Peers, York University 26. Canadians and their Pasts LAW 178 Les Canadiens et leurs passés 26.1 Kadriye Ercikan, University of British Columbia and/et Jocelyn Letourneau, Université Laval Do Quebecers Think Differently About The(ir) Pasts than Other Canadians? / Les Québécois et le autres Canadiens face au passé : différences et resemblances 26.2 David Northrup, York University How and Why Canadians Engage the Past 26.3 Peter Seixas, University of British Columbia ‘History’ and ‘the Past’: Do Canadians Think of them Differently? FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Gerald Friesen, University of Manitoba 27. Fashion Crossing Borders LAW 101 La mode sans frontières 27.1 Beverly Lemire, University of Alberta Fashioning Global Trade: Indian Textiles, Gender Meanings and European Consumers, 1500-1800 27.2 Alison Matthews David, Ryerson University Cloaks of Nessus: Cross-Cultural Exchange and Gifts of Poisoned Cloth 27.3 Tina Mai Chen, University of Manitoba "They Love Battle Attire Not Silks and Satins": Revolutionary Discourse and Dressing the Female Body for China's Cultural Revolution FACILITATOR/FACILITATEUR: Mary Lynn Stewart, Simon Fraser University 1600-1800 / 16h00-18h00 Public History Group Social Event MEEKISON LOUNGE Activité sociale du Groupe d’études en histoire publique 1600-1730 / 16h00-17h30 CANADIAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION KEYNOTE ADDRESS WOODWARD/IRC 2 DISCOURS-PROGRAMME DE LA SOCIÉTÉ HISTORIQUE DU CANADA Paula Fass, University of California, Berkeley (USA) Children on the Edge of History and Historiography TUESDAY, 3 JUNE 2008 / MARDI 3 JUIN 20080830-0900 / 08h30-09h00 Coffee, juice, etc. MEEKISON LOUNGE Café, jus, etc. 0900-1030 / 09h00-10h3028. Children's Experiences with War, Crime, and Sickness BUCH D217 Les enfants face à la guerre, au crime et à la maladie 28.1 Cynthia Milton, Université de Montréal Children's Truth-telling in Post-Shining Path Peru 28.2 Greg T. Smith, University of Manitoba Orphaned by Law: youth, poverty, crime and the Philanthropic Society in Eighteenth Century London28.3 Andrew N. Williams, et. al., Northampton General Hospital and Centre for the History of Medicine, University of Birmingham (United Kingdom) Children in Hospitals before Children's Hospitals 28.4 Richard Altenbaugh, Slippery Rock University (United States) Home Sweet Home: Poliomyelitis, the Family, and Disability FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Mona Gleason, University of British Columbia 29. Parks, Knowledge, and Power BUCH D218 Parcs, savoir et pouvoir 29.1 Oliver Craig-Dupont, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Des « beautés naturelles » au précambrien : l’objectivation scientifique de la nature au parc national de la Mauricie, 1968-1979 29.2 Ronald Rudin, Concordia University Kouchibouguac in Acadian Memory 29.3 Jocelyn Thorpe, York University 'Our Virgin Forests' to Visit and Cut Down: Tourism, Forestry, and the Social Construction of Nature in 20th Century Northern Ontario FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Elizabeth Piper, University of Alberta - This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 30. Immigration Policy BUCH D219 Politique publique concernant l’immigration 30.1 Ryan Eyford, University of Manitoba Vatnsþing: Space and Governance in the Icelandic Reserve, 1877-1887 30.2 David Goutor, McMaster University Shifting Ground: Canadian Labour and Immigration in the 1940s 30.3 Laura Madokoro, University of British Columbia Not all refugees are created equal: Canada Welcomes Sopron Students and Staff in 1956 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Audrey Pyée, York University 31. Visual Cultures BUCH D222 Culture visuelle 31.1 Olivier Côté, Université Laval La série Canada : A People’s History : tentative de construction communicationnelle et visuelle d'un espace identitaire cohérent 31.2 Mary-Ann Shantz Lingwood, Carleton University Sunbathing for Health: Photography, Gender, and Nudism in Mid-Twentieth Century Canada 31.3 Angela Wanhalla, University of Otago The Department of Indian Affairs and Photography, 1890-1920 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Mary Lynn Stewart, Simon Fraser University 32. Knowledge, Power, and Empire in the Atlantic World LAW 177 Savoir, pouvoir et empire dans le monde atlantique 32.1 Helen Dewar, University of Toronto Canada or Guadeloupe?: Conceptions of Empire in French and British Discussions of Peace Terms During the Seven Years’ War 32.2 Jeffers Lennox, Dalhousie University My Land, Their Land, Our Land: Mapping Nova Scotia / L'Acadie / Mi'kma'ki, 1710-1726 32.3 Roger Marsters, Dalhousie University Currents of Empire: British State Hydrography, War, and Commerce, 1758-1783 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Danny Vickers, University of British Columbia 33. Gender, Necessity, and Obligation LAW 169 Genre, nécessité et obligation 33.1 Elsbeth Heaman, McGill University 'The father is high tariff, the mother free trade': Gender and the National Policy 33.2 Jean-François Constant, McGill University L'individu, la famille et la définition des besoins essentiels des travailleurs à la fin du XIXe siècle [NB: This presentation will be in English. La communication sera donnée en anglais.] 33.3 Shirley Tillotson, Dalhousie University Partnership, Individualism, and Gender in the Canadian Income Tax, 1945 to 1975 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Bettina Bradbury, York University 34. Smallpox in Aboriginal History and Historical Consciousness LAW 101 La variole dans l’histoire et la conscience historique autochtones 34.1 Keith Thor Carlson, University of Saskatchewan Smallpox in Salish Historical Consciousness 34.2 John Lutz, University of Victoria Death's Cold Embrace: Smallpox on the Chilcotin Plateau, 1862 34.3 Albert "Sonny" McHalsie, Stó:lo Research and Resource Management Centre Smallpox and the Origins and Subsequent Migration of the Sacred Sxwoxwye FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Sarah Carter, University of Alberta 35. Telling Stories: Politics, Identity, and Oral Histories LAW 157 Raconter des histoires : politique, identité et histoire orale 35.1 Ashleigh Androsoff, University of Toronto Tell Us a History: Doukhobor-Canadian Narrated Identity 35.2 Marilyn Barber, Carleton University and Murray Watson, University of Dundee (Scotland) Reconstruction of Identities: Interpreting Memories of English Migrants to Canada after World War II 35.3 R. Jarvis Brownlie, University of Manitoba Culture and Power: History, Oral History, and the Benoit Case on Treaty 8 and Taxation FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Alexander Freund, University of Winnipeg 36. Borders, Empires, Nations, and Ideologies: Rethinking Canadian- American Relations LAW 178 Frontières, empires, nations et idéologies : repenser les relations canado-américaines 36.1 Damien-Claude Bélanger, Trent University Anti-Americanism in Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Century Canada: A Gendered Discourse 36.2 Béatrice Craig, University of Ottawa Borderlands and the complicit state: an alternative model on the Canadian-American border 36.3 Bradley J. Miller, University of Toronto 'A Carnival of Crime on Our Border': International Law, Imperial Power, and Fugitive Criminals in Canada, 1865-1883 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Allan Smith, University of British Columbia 1030-1045 / 10h30-10h45 Nutrition break Pause santé1045-1215 / 10h45-12h1537. Crossing Religious Borders and Reshaping Identities BUCH D217 Remodeler les identités en allant au-delà des différences religieuses 37.1 Marguerite Van Die, Queen's University Practicing Medicine and Spiritualism in the 1860s: the encounters between Drs. Moses Colby and Susan Kilborn as problem and possibility in the writing of religious history 37.2 Pamela E. Klassen, University of Toronto The Holistic Trinity: Body, Mind, and Spirit among twentieth-century Protestants 37.3 Ruth Compton Brouwer, University of Western Ontario When Missions Became Development: The Churches and CUSO in the 1960s - Linkages and Tensions FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Robynne Rogers Healey, Trinity Western University Joint session with the Canadian Society for Church History / Séance conjointe avec la Société canadienne d’histoire de l’Église. 38. Nature, Culture, and Power BUCH D218 Nature, culture et pouvoir 38.1 Rainer Baehre, Sir Wilfred Grenfell College, Memorial University of Newfoundland The Folk Art of Bond Penney: Outwoodsmen and Logging Culture in Western Newfoundland, 1939-46 38.2 Heather Nelson, Mount Royal College Coniferous Forests, Canoeing and Campgrounds: Manitoba’s Forest Reserve Policy 38.3 Peter Stevens, York University The Nature of Cottaging: Summer Homes and the Environment in Postwar Ontario FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Shannon Stunden-Bower, University of Alberta - This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 39. Committee's Choice: Migration, Place, and Identities BUCH D219 Le choix du comité : migration, espace et identités 39.1 Marie-Eve Ouellet, Université de Montréal Des parcours transatlantiques. Circonstances et modalités du retour en France d’habitants du Canada (1632-1750) 39.2 Yukari Takai, York University Negotiating Transnational Border Passages: Japanese Migrants, Steamship Lines and State Regulators in Early-Twentieth-Century Pacific Northwest 39.3 Marie-Josée Therrien, Ontario College of Art and Design The Pacific Mall: An Experience in Exotic Consumerism FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Patricia Roy, University of Victoria 40. Cold War Culture LAW 177 La culture au temps de la Guerre froide 40.1 Tina Block, Thompson Rivers University We live a life of almost continual lies': Atheists in Cold War Era Canada 40.2 Graham Carr, Concordia University Non-state Actors, Border Security, and Cultural Diplomacy in Canada's Cold War FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Christopher Dummitt, Trent University 41. Affect and Empire: Family Politics and Colonial Governance Across LAW 178 19th Century British America Intimité et pouvoir au sein de l’Empire : politique familiale et gouvernance coloniale en Amérique britannique au XIXe siècle 41.1 Robin Grazley, Queen's University Empires of the Heart: British Army Officers and Fraternal and Heterosexual Intimacy 41.2 Jarrett Henderson, York University "I would not lift a finger to help the Gov’t": Lady Louisa Lambton and the "Inner History" of the Durham mission to British North America 41.3 Adele Perry, University of Manitoba Intimacies and Empires: Family, Colonialism, and Politics in the Connolly-Douglas Family FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Angela Wanhalla, University of Otago (New Zealand) 42. Fish/Wives: Gender, Agency and Representation in a Consumer Trade BUCH D222 Les femmes et la pêche : identité socio-sexuelle, liberté d’action et participation à la vie commerciale 42.1 Darlene Abreu-Ferreira, University of Winnipeg Maria Rodrigues vs. the town of Porto: A case study of a female merchant, the law, and the intricacies of local networks 42.2 Willeen G. Keough, Simon Fraser University 'Good looks don’t boil the pot': Irish-Newfoundland women as fish(-producing)wives 42.3 Maria L. Cruz-Torres, Arizona State University (USA) Unruly Women and Invisible Workers: Shrimp Traders in Northwestern Mexico FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Valerie Burton, Memorial University of Newfoundland Co-sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History / Séance parrainée par le Comité canadien en l’histoire des femmes43. Deconstructing Oral History Narratives LAW 157 Déconstruire les histoires orales 43.1 Alexander Freund, University of Winnipeg A German-Canadian Family Talks About Oma's Life in the Third Reich 43.2 Katrina Srigley, Nipissing University Stories of Strife: Women's Memories of the Great Depression 43.3 Stacey Zembrzycki, Concordia University Sharing Authority with Baba: Reflecting Upon A Familial Interviewer-Interviewee Relationship FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Marilyn Barber, Carleton University 44. Migration, Ethnicity, and Identity LAW 169 Migration, ethnicité et identité 44.1 Jordan Stanger-Ross, University of VictoriaPuzzling Patterns: Community and Segregation in Urban Canada44.2 R. Cheran, University of WindsorMigration, Ethnicity and Identity: The Case of a Subaltern Diaspora44.3 Karen Flynn, University of Illinois Champagne-Urbana (USA)Childhood Memories: The Family, Church and School in Shaping Black Canadian Women's Identity, 1935-1950 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Alejandra Bronfman, University of British Columbia Special Journal of the CHA Session / Séance spéciale de la Revue de la SHC45. The Politics of Babies Around the Globe LAW 101 Les politiques d’adoption à travers le monde 45.1 Tarah Brookfield, York University Maverick Mothers and Mercy Flights: Canadian Adoption Agencies in Cold War Asia 45.2 Karen Dubinsky, Queen's University The Family and Foreign Policy: Stealing Cuba's Children 45.3 Karen Balcom, McMaster University Saving Korean 'Orphans': US Servicemen, the Kiddie-Car Airlift. and the History of Transnational Adoption to the United States 45.4 Emma Alexander-Mudaliar, University of Winnipeg Children and the Nation: Narratives of Adoption in Postcolonial India FACILITATOR/FACILITATRICE: Don Baker, University of British Columbia, Co-sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group / Séance parrainée par le Groupe d’études en histoire des enfants et de la jeunesse 1230-1330 / 12h30-13h30 BUSINESS MEETINGS SÉANCES DE TRAVAIL Canadian Committee on Labour History BUCH D316 Comité canadien sur l’histoire du travail Graduate Students’ Committee BUCH D322Comité des étudiantes et étudiants aux cycles supérieurs Northern History Group BUCH D323 Groupe d’histoire nordique History of Children and Youth Group BUCH D301 Groupe d’études en histoire des enfants et de la jeunesse Canadian Urban History Association BUCH D312Société canadienne d’histoire urbainePublic History Group BUCH D314 Groupe d’études en histoire publique 1330-1530 / 13h30-15h30 CANADIAN COMMITTEE ON WOMEN’S HISTORY KEYNOTE ADDRESS BUCH A203 DISCOURS-PROGRAMME DU COMITÉ CANADIEN EN L’HISTOIRE DES FEMMES Mary S. Hartman, Rutgers University (USA)Not Your Mother’s Women’s Movement 1345-1515 / 13h45-15h15 46. Youth and Sexuality BUCH D217 Jeunesse et sexualité 46.1 Howard Chiang, Princeton University (USA) Expert Heterogeneity and the Limits of Political Visibility: Homosexuality, the Kinsey Reports, and the American Mental Health Profession, 1948-1965 46.2 Ian Laing McPhedran, York University 'My wife may look young but I can assure you she is all woman': Representations of the Jerry Lee Lewis Marriage Scandal in the Media 46.3 Rosemary Schade, Concordia University "Defining "Normal" Adolescence: Identity, Femininity, and Sexuality in the work of Charlotte Bühler FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Joy Dixon, University of British Columbia 47. Committee's Choice: Environment, Cultures, and Power BUCH D218 Le choix du comité : environnement, culture et pouvoir 47.1 Sean Kheraj, Trent University Animal Citizenry: Early Regulation of Urban Animals, Vancouver, British Columbia 47.2 Keetie Sluyterman,Utrecht University (Netherlands) Caring for the environment: the interaction between pressure groups, companies and governments 47.3 Joseph E. Taylor III, Simon Fraser University The Social Contexts of Gendered Play: Climbing as a Case Study FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: George Colpitts, University of Calgary - This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 48. Narratives of Nation: Ethnic, Indigenous, and Transnational Claims BUCH D219 to Identity In Canada Raconter la nation, revendiquer une identité : identités ethniques, autochtones et transnationales au Canada 48.1 Laurie Bertram, University of Toronto The Settler Body and the Ethnic Land Claim: Migration and Colonial Space on the Prairies 48.2 Niigonwedom Sinclair, University of British Columbia Our Right to Remain Separate and Distinct: The Rhetoric of Indigenous Nationhood and Nationalism 48.3 Cara Spittal, University of Toronto Tales from the North Atlantic Triangle: National Narratives of Cold War Canada FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Barrington Walker, Queen's University 49. Navigating Historical Controversies with Integrity BUCH D222 Naviguer les controverses historiques avec intégrité 49.1 Margaret Conrad, University of New Brunswick Towards a Participatory Historical Culture 49.2 Lyle Dick, Parks Canada Dialogue: Learning from Historical Controversies 49.3 Peter Seixas, University of British Columbia Obsolete Icons and the Teaching of History 49.4 Victor Rabinovitch, Canadian Museum of Civilization The Bomber Command Controvery and the Canadian War Museum: Perspectives of a Museum Administrator FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Jean Barman, University of British Columbia 50. Forays into Cultural Diplomacy and Exchange 1945-1967: Bringing LAW 157 Canada to the World Présenter le Canada au monde : incursions dans la diplomatie et les échanges culturels, 1945-1967 50.1 Andrew Burtch, Carleton University and Canadian War Museum The Sword and the Mind: Canadian Psychological Warfare at home and abroad, 1945-1960 50.2 David Meren, McGill University 'Plus que jamais nécessaires': The politicization of cultural relations in the Canada-Quebec-France Triangle, 1945-1960 50.3 Ryan Touhey, Asia-Pacific Foundation 'An Anglo-Saxon Outlook on the World': Canada Engages South Asia 1947-1958 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Steven Lee, University of British Columbia 51. Immigrant Women, Gender and the Public Sphere in 20th Century Canada LAW 169 Les immigrantes, le genre et la sphère publique au Canada au XXe siècle 51.1 Jodi Giesbrecht, University of Toronto Accommodating Resistance: Unionization, Gender, and Ethnicity in Winnipeg’s Garment Industry, 1929-1950 51.2 Ellen Scheinberg, Director, Ontario Jewish Archives 'Living in Sin': The Deportation of Cohabitating Couples following the Second World War 51.3 Susana P. Miranda, York University 'It makes good business sense': Portuguese Immigrant Women Resist Contracting-Out in Toronto's Building Cleaning Industry, 1970s-1980s FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Franca Iacovetta, University of Toronto: Co-sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History / Séance parrainée par le Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes 52. Health, Science, and Technology LAW 177 Santé, science et technologie 52.1 Catherine Carstairs, University of Guelph, and Rachel Elder, Independent Researcher A Commie Conspiracy?: Opposing Water Fluoridation in Cold War Canada 52.2 Sally Mennill, University of British Columbia Technology, Professionalism and Safety: Caesarean Sections in Canada, 1945-1970 52.3 Ian Mosby, York University The Gender of Calories: Nutrition and the Science of Women’s Work in Canada, 1937-1948 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Wendy Mitchinson, University of Waterloo 53. Publishing: Venues, Vexations, and Victories LAW 101 Publier : Opportunités, frustrations et réussites 53.1 Jean Wilson, Senior Editor, University of British Columbia Press 53.2 Robert A.J. McDonald, Editor, BC Studies 53.3 Willeen G. Keough, Simon Fraser University 53.4 Lisa Helps, University of Toronto FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Chelsea Horton, University of British Columbia54. Indigenous Communities and Historical Research: Conversations LAW 178 on Collaboration Les communautés autochtones et la recherche historique : discussion autour de la collaboration 54.1 Lianne Leddy, Wilfrid Laurier University 54.2 Susan Roy and Larry Grant, University of British Columbia and Musqueam First Nation 54.3 Robert Joe, Sechelt First Nation 54.4 Paige Raibmon and Sheila Savey, University of British Columbia and Mowachaht Muchalaht First Nation FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Susan Neylan, Wilfrid Laurier University1545-1715 / 15h45-17h15 CHA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING WOODWARD/IRC 2 RÉUNION ANNUELLE DE LA SHC1730-2000 /17h30-20h00 CHA PRESIDENT'S GALA SAGE BISTRO GALA DU PRÉSIDENT DE LA SHC1930- / 19h30- CLIO-PALOOZA! – CHA SOCIAL – DANCE Graduate Student Centre Ballroom CLIO-PALOOZA! – ACTIVITÉ SOCIALE – DANSE DE LA SHC WEDNESDAY 4 JUNE 2008 / MERCREDI 4 JUIN 2008 0830-0900 / 08h30-09h00 Coffee, juice, etc. MEEKISON LOUNGE Café, jus, etc. 0900-1030 / 09h00-10h30 55. The Historical Shaping of the Critical Mind: Experiences and Identities BUCH D217 of Youth and the Formation of University Cultures Façonner l’esprit critique : expérience et identités de la jeunesse et formation des cultures universitaires 55.1 E. Lisa Panayotidis, University of Calgary Narrative Infractions: Historical University Yearbooks and the Biographical Desires of Youth, 1898-1925 55.2 Paul Stortz, University of Calgary Emerging Identities: Childhood Experiences and Early Academic Transformations of University of Toronto Professors, 1930-1945 55.3 Sara Burke, Laurentian University Language, Region, and Politics: Student Radicalism at Laurentian University during the Sixties 55.4 Joel Belliveau, Université de Moncton / Université de Montréal Student protest and French-Canadian nationalist movements FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Elizabeth Smyth, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto56. Rivers: Social and Political Histories BUCH D218 Histoires politiques et sociales des rivières 56.1 Jim Clifford, York University The Overuse of the River Lea and the Politics of Water Famine in West Ham, 1898 56.2 Jennifer Bonnell, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto Toronto’s Underworld: The Don River Valley as a ‘Repository for Undesirables’ 56.3 Shannon Stunden-Bower, University of Alberta Flood Prevention along Manitoba’s Assiniboine River FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Matthew Evenden, University of British Columbia - This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 57. Repositioning Ethnic Identity: Migrant Strategies in the Context of Place BUCH D219 Repositionner l’identité ethnique : les stratégies géographiques de migration 57.1 Willeen G. Keough, Simon Fraser University Irish Migration, Ethnic Identity, and the Processes of Displacement and Replacement 57.2 Andrea Geiger, Simon Fraser University 'A Thrifty, Hardy Population Better than Those of Europe': Positioning Japanese Migrants in the North American West, 1895-1925 57.3 Stephen Fielding, Simon Fraser University 'The Face of Little Italy': The Colombo Lodge Beauty Pageant and Italian Identity in Trail, British Columbia, 1970-76 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Emily O’Brien, Simon Fraser University 58. Things and Stuff: Material History, Place, and Identity BUCH D222 Histoire matérielle, espace et identité 58.1 Ariel Beaujot, University of Toronto Cultures in Contact: the Eastern Umbrella and the Formation of British National Identity 58.2 Marionne Cronin, University of Toronto, Imperial College, London (United Kingdom) Pole Seeking: to the North Pole by Air 58.3 Lianne McTavish, University of Alberta Exchanging New Brunswick: Creating Place and Identity in a Nineteenth-Century Museum FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Joan Seidl, Curator, Vancouver Museum 59. Third World Decolonization and the Sixties in Canada LAW 101 La décolonisation du tiers monde et les années 1960 au Canada 59.1 Scott Rutherford, Queen's University From Grassy Narrows to Guyana: The politics and symbolism of Indigenous anti-colonialism and Third World Decolonization in Cold War Canada 59.2 Sean Mills, University of Wisconsin, Madison (USA) Decolonization, Migration, and Labour in Sixties Montreal 59.3 Colin McCullough, York University 'No Axe to Grind in Africa': Violence, Racial Prejudice and Media Depictions of the Canadian Peacekeeping Mission to the Congo, 1960-1964 <!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--> <!--[endif]--> FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Bryan Palmer, Trent University60. Regulating Sexuality LAW 157 Réglementer la sexualité 60.1 Patrick Dunae, Malaspina University College Locating sites of sexual commerce: A geography of the sex trade in a Victorian city 60.2 Holly Marie Karibo, University of Toronto Detroit’s 'Border Brothel': Sex Tourism in Windsor, Ontario, 1945-1960 60.3 Lilynn Wan, Dalhousie University 'Keep Canada Canadian': Race and the Rights and Restrictions of Citizenship in Vancouver, 1919-1939 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Renisa Mawani, University of British Columbia 61. Centring the Family: Mary S. Hartman's The Household and the LAW 169 Making of History: A Subversive View of the Western Past Au cœur de la famille: discussion de l’ouvrage de Mary S. Hartman, The Household and the Making of History: A Subversive View of the Western Past 61.1 Ruth Sandwell, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto 61.2 Janay Nugent, University of Lethbridge 61.3 Annalee Lepp, University of Victoria 61.4 Lara Campbell, Simon Fraser University FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Elise Chenier, Simon Fraser University Co-sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History / Séance parrainée par le Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes62. Canadian Intervention in Peacemaking and Peacekeeping in Africa: LAW 177 Ethiopia, Suez and the Congo Les interventions canadiennes de rétablissement et de maintien de la paix en Éthiopie, Suez et au Congo 62.1 Francine McKenzie, University of Western Ontario Peacemaking Before the Second World War: Canadian Intervention in the Ethiopian Crisis of 1935 62.2 Michael Carroll, Grant McEwen College From National Self-Interest to International Peace: Canada and the United Nations Emergency Force 62.3 Kevin Spooner, Wilfrid Laurier University Race, (De)Colonization, and Canadian Peacekeeping in the Congo FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Greg Donaghy, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade 63. Sport and Community in Early Twentieth Century Canada LAW 178 Sport et communauté au Canada au début du XXe siècle 63.1 Carly Adams, University of Lethbridge Supervised Spaces for Children: Social reform, community, and female recreation in London, Ontario, 1904-1930 63.2 Robert Kossuth, University of Lethbridge Sport on Canada’s Western Frontier: Physical recreation and emerging social relations in rural southern Alberta before 1912 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Patricia Vertinsky, University of British Columbia 1030-1045 / 10h30-10h45 Nutrition break Pause santé1045-1215 / 10h45-12h1564. Committee's Choice: Childhood, Youth, and Generations BUCH D217 Le choix du comité : enfance et jeunesse à travers les âges 64.1 Antonio Arruda Friendship, Cliques and Popular Culture: Two generations of youth in Williams Lake, British Columbia, 1945-75 64.2 Pierre Cameron, Université Laurentienne De victimes à accusés: le rôle des enfants dans les procès de sorcellerie en Europe aux XVIe et XVIIe siècles 64.3 Natalie Coulter, Wilfrid Laurier University Tweening the '80s FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Gail Edwards, Douglas College 65. Environments, Cultures, and Resource Use BUCH D218 L’environnement, les cultures et l’utilisation des ressources 65.1 George Colpitts, University of Calgary Economical Buffalo Hunting in the 1860s: Re-Examining Multi-Ethnic Hunts at the End of the Bison Era in Western Canada 65.2 Jack Patrick Hayes, University of British Columbia Modernization with Local Characteristics: Development Efforts and the Environment on the Zoige Grasslands, 1949-2004 65.3 Jonathan Peyton, University of British Columbia Imbricated Geographies of Conservation and Consumption in the Stikine Plateau FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: David Breen, University of British Columbia - This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 66. Protecting and Controlling Youth BUCH D219 Protéger et contrôler la jeunesse 66.1 Barbara Legault, University of Toronto"Who Taught This Boy To Drink?" Ontario’s Addiction Research Foundation Prevention Campaigns, 1960 - 1969 66.2 Brian T. Thorn, Queen’s University "There is a Great Need to Provide Young People with Healthy Activities and Worthwhile Ideas": The Discourse of Juvenile Delinquency among Women of the Left and Right FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Helen Brown, Malaspina University College 67. Rethinking the “collège classique” in Quebec (1800-1920) BUCH D222 Repenser le collège classique au Québec (1800-1920) 67.1 Christine Hudon, Université de Sherbrooke Cicéron, saint Matthieu et le Book-keeping. Les études et la vie quotidienne au collège Sainte-Anne de La Pocatière (1829-1900) 67.2 Ollivier Hubert, Université de Montréal Qu'est-ce qu'un collège au Bas-Canada? Les leçons d'une étude par le chiffre 67.3 Louise Bienvenue, Université de Sherbrooke 'Allumez vos lampes, s'il vous plait'. Quand l’enseignement commercial et le cours classique s’affrontent (1910-1920) FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Denyse Baillargeon, Université de Montréal 68. Recovering "Canada's Best-Kept Secret": Slavery in Post-Revolutionary LAW 157 British North America Redécouvrir « le secret le mieux gardé au Canada » : l’esclavage en Amérique du Nord britannique après la Révolution américaine 68.1 Harvey Amani Whitfield, University of Vermont (USA) American Origins of Loyalist Slaves 68.2 Gregory Wigmore, University of California, Davis (USA) Before the Railroad: Slavery on the Border of Upper Canada 68.3 Jeffrey McNairn, Queen's University 'And the condition of the free negroes in Nova Scotia will fully substantiate this assertion': Anglo-American Travellers and the Mighty Experiment FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: James W. St. G. Walker, University of Waterloo 69. Maritime Women and the State in the Twentieth Century LAW 169 Les femmes des régions maritimes et l’État au XXe siècle 69.1 Sharon Myers, University of Prince Edward Island The Apocrypha of Minnie Magee: the Murderous Mother and the Multi-Vocal State in Twentieth-Century Prince Edward Island 69.2 Sasha Mullally, St Mary's University Between Community and State: Practicing Public Health in Rural Cape Breton, 1940s-1950s 69.3 Heidi MacDonald, University of Lethbridge The Maritimes and the Dominion-Provincial Youth Training Program, 1937 to 1942 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Penny Bryden, University of Victoria 70. Exhibiting Identity LAW 177 Exposer son identité 70.1 Kathryn Harvey, McGill University Re-membering Temple Grove 70.2 Alisa Harrison, Duke University (USA) 'We are not here to talk about slavery': Heritage, Identity and Narrative at Somerset Place State Historic Site 70.3 Rhonda Hinther, Canadian Museum of Civilization Toles School: Black History, Oral History, Gender, Identity, and Memory FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: John Herd Thompson, Duke University (USA) 71. Beauty Contests and the Politics of Beauty LAW 101 Les concours de beauté : promotion et contestation d’un idéal de beauté 71.1 Jane Nicholas, Lakehead University The New Muse: Canadian beauty contestants in the 1920s 71.2 Patrizia Gentile, Carleton University Smashing Sexism and Corporate Power: Feminism, Radicalism, and Beauty Contests in Canada, 1963-1975 71.3 Rochelle Rowe, University of Essex (United Kingdom) Glorifying the Jamaican Girl: The 'Ten Types, One People' Beauty Contest, Racialised Femininities and Jamaican Nationalism FACILITATOR/FACILITATRICE: Elise Chenier, Simon Fraser University Co-sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History / Séance parrainée par le Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes72. Migrations of Empire: Comparative Studies of Colonialism, Religion, and Gender LAW 178 Migrations au sein des empires : études comparatives du colonialisme, de la religion et du genre 72.1 Peggy Brock, Edith Cowan University (Australia) Missionaries Adapting to Indigenous Societies: central Australia and northwest British Columbia72.2 Patricia Grimshaw, University of Melbourne (Australia) 'That we may obtain our religious liberty...’: Victorian Aborigines, Colonialism and Cultural Exchanges, 1870 to 191872.3 Charlotte MacDonald, Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand) Unsettling colonial spaces: Sarah Selwyn's Aotearoa/New Zealand, Eton and Lichfield, England, c.1840s-190072.4 Cecilia Morgan, OISE/University of Toronto Colonial Contacts and Imperial Networks: Canadian Contexts FACILITATOR/FACITATRICE : Adele Perry, University of Manitoba Special Journal of the CHA Session / Séance spéciale de la Revue de la SHC1230-1330 / 12h30-13h30 BUSINESS MEETINGS SÉANCES DE TRAVAIL Labour/Le Travail Editorial Group Meeting BUCH D306 Comité de rédaction, Labour / Le Travail Canadian Committee on the History of Sexuality BUCH D316 Comité canadien sur l’histoire de la sexualité Oral History Group BUCH D315 Association canadienne d’histoire orale Economic Historians in Canada BUCH D319 Groupe d'étude en histoire économique du Canada73. Conflicting Paths, Contrasting Cultures: Comparative Approache to Intergenerational Relationships Between Children, Youth, and Parents BUCH D217 Parcours divergents, cultures différentes : approches comparatives aux relations intergénérationnelles 73.1 Molly Richter, Université de Montréal Life and Death in New France: an Intersection of Generations 73.2 Kathryn Bridge, University of Victoria 'The curious effect of the same object upon differently constituted minds': Inserting the voices of the not-yet-grownup into the history of the Canadian West, 1860-1914 73.3 Robert Rutherdale, Algoma University College, Laurentian University Fathering Across the ‘Generation Gap’’: Fathers, Daughters, and Sons in Canada’s Baby Boom FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Françoise Noël, Nipissing University 74. Power, Resistance and Vulnerability: Approaches to Quebec BUCH D218 Environmental History Pouvoir, résistance et vulnérabilité : approches à l’histoire environnementale du Québec 74.1 Daniel Rueck, McGill University Wasted Land, Negligent Agriculture, Endless Disputes? Abenaki and Mohawk Territory in the late-19th century 74.2 Darcy Ingram, Université Laval Animal Welfare, State Power and Associational Culture in Quebec 74.3 Jessica van Horssen, University of Western Ontario Mining Power: Establishing Asbestos, Quebec as a Town with Leverage FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Stéphane Castonguay, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières - This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 75. Historical Perspectives on Obesity in Canada, 1920-1985 LAW 101 . Perspectives historiques sur l’obésité au Canada, 1920-1985 75.1 Wendy Mitchinson, University of Waterloo Medicine and Obesity in Canada, 1920-1980 75.2 Deborah McPhail, York University ‘This is the face of obesity’: Race, Class, Gender, and the Psychological Discourse of Obesity in Cold War Canada 75.3 Jenny Ellison, York University Dr. Fullovitt, MD: Fat Women’s Health Activism, 1980-1990 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Cheryl Krasnick Warsh, Vancouver Island University Co-sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History / Séance parrainée par le Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes76. Power, Culture, and Place: Aboriginal Historians in Aboriginal History BUCH D219 Pouvoir, culture et espace: les historiens autochtones face à leur histoire 76.1 Robert Alexander Innes, University of Saskatchewan The Problem with 'Tribal' Histories 76.2 Susan M. Hill, Wilfrid Laurier University On Being Haudenosaunee and a Historian: dynamics of 'insider' historical research related to the Six Nations-Caledonia Land Reclamation 76.3 Mary Jane McCallum, University of Manitoba Making a Home in History FACILTATOR/ FACILITATEUR: John Milloy, Trent University 77. Civilian (Wen)-Military (Wu) Interactions and Political Changes In Late Imperial, Republican and Communist China, 1600-1971 BUCH D222 Les interactions entre les militaires et les populations civiles et les changements politiques en Chine impériale, républicaine et communiste, 1600-1971 77.1 Jun Fang, Huron University College at the University of Western Ontario Literati Statecraft and Military Resistance during the Ming-Qing Transition: The Case of the Opportunity Society (Jishe), 1600-1661 77.2 Zhongping Chen, University of Victoria Military Provincialism and Student Nationalism: Warlord Supporters of the May Fourth Movement, 1919 77.3 Colin Green, Kwantlen University College Chiang Kai-shek and Militarism in the Nationalist Revolution and Its Aftermath, 1923-1937 77.4 Qiu Jin, Old Dominion University (USA) Rethinking the Military Involvement in the Cultural Revolution: A Study of the Working Group of the Central Military Commission (Junwei Banshizu), 1967-1971 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Diana Lary, University of British Columbia 78. A Bomb Already Primed and Ticking: Strategies for Change and LAW 169 Second Wave Feminism in Canada Une bombe déjà amorcée : les stratégies de réforme et la deuxième vague de féminisme au Canada 78.1 Mary-Jo Nadeau, Trent University Race, Nation, Gender: The Coalition for the Equality of Women and the Royal Commission on the Status of Women (1966-1972) 78.2 Dominique Clément, University of Victoria 'I Believe in Human Rights, Not Women’s Rights:' Ideological Divisions and Strategies for Change in the British Columbia Women’s Movement, 1953-198478.3 Steve Hewitt, University of Birmingham (United Kingdom), and Christabelle Sethna, University of OttawaSweating and Uncombed: Canadian State Security, the Indo-Chinese Conference and the Feminist Threat (1968-1972) FACILITATOR/ FACILITRICE: Veronica Strong-Boag, University of British Columbia Co-sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History / Séance parrainée par le Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes79. Power, Gender and the Law: Alcohol, Theft and Violence in LAW 177 Nineteenth-Century Urban Quebec Une question de pouvoir, de genre et de lois : l’alcool, le vol et la violence dans les villes québécoises au XIXe siècle 79.1 Bettina Bradbury, York University A drinking widow confronts Quebec's civil courts: Maria Mitchell's struggle for a say in her children's future in mid nineteenth century Montreal 79.2 Mary Anne Poutanen, Concordia University Theft in the City: Gender, Law, and Justice in Montreal, 1800-1842 79.3 Donald Fyson, Université Laval/ Centre interuniversitaire d'études québécoises Fight or complain? Men's responses to violence and aggression in urban Quebec, 1800-1850 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: E. Jane Errington, Royal Military College 80. Labour, Politics, and Regional History LAW 178 Le monde ouvrier, la politique et l’histoire régionale 80.1 David Frank, University of New Brunswick Provincial Solidarities: the New Brunswick Federation of Labour, 1913-1929 80.2 Benjamin Isitt, University of New Brunswick Moscow on the Fraser: the Communist Party in Cold War British Columbia 80.3 Chris Madsen, Royal Military College of Canada/Canadian Forces College Organizing a Wartime Shipyard: The Union Struggle for a Closed Shop at West Coast Shipbuilders Limited 1941-44 FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Mark Leier, Simon Fraser University 1515-1530 / 15h15-15h30 Nutrition break / Pause santé 1530-1700 / 15h30-17h0081. Childhood, Colonialism and Race in Early Twentieth-Century Canada and the World Enfance, colonialisme et race au Canada et dans le monde au début du XXe siècle 81.1 Alison Norman, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto Teaching Empire at Grand River: Education among the Six Nations in the Early Twentieth Century 81.2 Angela Rooke, York University 'Naturalizing the Missionary Spirit': Teaching Race, Empire and God Through the Missionary Education of Ontario’s Anglican Children, 1890-1930 81.3 Kristine Alexander, York University Training Girls for Active Citizenship: The Complexities of Girl Guiding in Interwar Canada, India and England FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Nancy Forestell, St. Francis Xavier University 82. Perspectives on Pollution BUCH D218 Repenser la pollution 82.1 Dimitry Anastakis, Trent University An Early Surrender in the “War on Pollution”: Canadian Responses to the Automotive Emissions Problem, 1970-80 82.2 Juan D. Pérez Cebada, University of Huelva (Spain) Canadian Pollution Mining Conflicts in International Perspective 82.3 Chloé Deligne and Michèle Dagenais Regards croisés en histoire environnementale : la pollution industrielle en Angleterre, en Belgique, au Canada et en France (1790-1914) FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Keetie Sluyterman, Utrecht University (Netherlands) - This session is being podcast by NiCHE: Network in Canadian History and Environment, and will be available at niche.uwo.ca by 1 July / Cette séance est enregistrée par NICHE : Nouvelle initiative canadienne en histoire de l’environnement. Elle sera baladodiffusée à partir du 1er juillet à l’adresse suivante : niche.uwo.ca 83. Engaging Creativity in the History Classroom LAW 101 Mobiliser la créativité dans les cours d’histoire 83.1 Roxanne Panchasi, Simon Fraser University 83.2 Joy Dixon, University of British Columbia 83.3 Sean Carleton, Simon Fraser University 83.4 Elise Chenier, Simon Fraser University 84. Embodied Experience BUCH D219 Expérience vécue 84.1 Laura Ishiguro, Simon Fraser University Relocating Disease: Isolation Practices and Racializing Discourses in Ste. Therese's Hospital, Chesterfield Inlet, 1929-1959 84.2 Nicolas Kenny, Université de Montréal/Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium) Corporeal experiences of the industrial city: Montreal and Brussels, 1880-1914 84.3 Valerie Minnett, Carleton University "The House of Health": Children's Bodies and Ideal Health in Inter-War Canada FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Mary Ellen Kelm, Simon Fraser University 85. Early Engagements with Consumer Society LAW 169 Participation précoce à la société de consommation 85.1 Julie Guard, University of Manitoba The Politics of Milk: Militant Toronto Housewives Organize in the 1930s 85.2 Donica Belisle, University of British Columbia Consumerism in Canadian Fiction Before 1940 85.3 Bettina Liverant, University of Alberta The promise of a more abundant life: consumer society and the rise of the managerial state FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Catherine Carstairs, University of Guelph 86. Perspectives on Province-Making BUCH D222 Réflexions sur le processus de création des provinces 86.1 Robert Harding, Dalhousie University 'Are We Part of Canada Yet?' Newfoundlanders Respond to Confederation with Canada, 1948-19586.2 Jack Little, Simon Fraser UniversityLiberal or Conservative? Sir Henri-Gustave Joly de Lotbinière and State Reform in British Columbia, 1900-6 86.3 Forrest Pass, University of Western Ontario Bruce McKelvie and the Politics of BC Popular History: Re-centring the Far West FACILITATOR/ FACILITATEUR: Robert A.J. McDonald, University of British Columbia 87. Women's Sexuality in Twentieth Century North America LAW 177 La sexualité des femmes en Amérique du Nord au XXe siècle 87.1 Meryn Stuart, University of Ottawa Military Nursing Sisters and Sexuality: The Letters and Diaries of F.W.W. Nurse Helen Fowlds 87.2 Christina Simmons, University of Windsor The Gender Politics of Sexual Advice in the United States, 1920s to 1940s 87.3 Barbara Freeman, Carleton University Between the Sheets: Lesbian Identity and Sexuality in Canada’s Feminist Press Over Three Decades FACILITATOR/ FACILITATRICE: Valerie J. Korinek, University of Saskatchewan 1700-1900 / 17h00-19h00 Refracting Pacific Canada - RECEPTION St John’s College Lecture Hall Repenser le Canada pacifique - RÉCEPTION For 150 years, migrants from Asia have had a strong presence in Canadian life. Along with First Nations peoples, migrants from Asia have helped create a Pacific Canada that is very different from versions of Canadian history that emphasize trans-Atlantic migration. By engaging with both First Nations communities and European migrants and by connecting to a larger Pacific world, trans-pacific migrants helped forge a unique society in Canada. Come discover a way of understanding our common history that goes beyond the West and transcends region. Join us at a reception jointly hosted by St. John's Graduate College, B.C. Studies, and the Department of History at UBC. Henry Yu, University of British Columbia Au cours des 150 dernières années, la présence de migrants provenant de l’Asie a profondément marqué l’expérience canadienne. Avec les Premières Nations, ces migrants ont participé à la création d’une société unique au Canada. En prenant en compte l’expérience à la fois des communautés amérindiennes, des migrants européens et des migrants trans-Pacifique, on découvre une histoire du Canada très différente de celle mettant l’accent sur la migration trans-Atlantique. Venez découvrir une nouvelle façon de concevoir notre histoire qui va au-delà des divisions régionales. Joignez-vous également à nous pour une réception parrainée conjointement par St. John's Graduate College, B.C. Studies, et le département d’histoire de UBC. Henry Yu, University of British Columbia |