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Complete Schedule and Program, November 3, 2002
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8:30 a.m. Opening Remarks
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- 8:45 a.m. Session I: Local and Transboundary Networks and Cooperation
- Chair: Rodney White, Institute of Environmental Studies, University of Toronto
Summary in English,
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- Ken Ogilvie, Pollution Probe
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- Debbie Field, Foodshare (Presenter Notes: pdf format, word format)
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- Background Papers
- Stephen Clarkson, Stefanie J. Bowles, Ian Thomas MacDonald and Jennifer Leah Mullen, University of Toronto
"Continentalism from Below: Transnational Linkages in Environmental, Labour and Aboriginal Civil Society Organizations"
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- Virginia Maclaren, University of Toronto, Sonia Labatt, University of Toronto, and Angela Morris, University of Toronto
"Engaging Local Communities in Environmental Protection with Competitiveness: A Review of Private Sector Advisory Committees in Canada and the United States"
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- 10:00 a.m. Break
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- 10:15 a.m. Session II: North American and Hemispheric Experiences
- Chair: Adele Hurley, Programme on Water Issues, Munk Centre for International Studies
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- Chris Tollefson, member, Canada's NAAEC National Advisory Committee; Faculty of Law, University of Victoria
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- Jamal Khokhar, Fellow, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University
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- Background Papers
- Stephen Clarkson, Sarah Davidson Ladly, and Carlton Thorne, University of Toronto
"De-Institutionalizing North America: NAFTA's Committees and Working Groups"
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- Alan Rugman, Indiana University, and Alain Verbeke, University of Calgary
"Regional Multinationals and Triad Strategy"
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- Julie Soloway, Davies, Ward, Phillips and Vineberg LLP
"NAFTA's Chapter 11 Investment Experience for Firms and Friends of the Court"
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- 11:45 a.m. Break
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- 12:00 p.m. Keynote address Honourable Bill Graham, Minister of Foreign Affairs
(Full Text of Address: English, Version Française)
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Videoconferenced with the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington DC
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- Welcoming remarks by Robert Birgeneau, President, University of Toronto
Closing remarks by Elizabeth Dowdeswell, former executive director, United Nations Environment Programme
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- 1:00 Lunch
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- 2:00 p.m. Session III: The Multilateral Trade and Finance System
- Chair: Robert Johnstone, former Deputy Minister of International Trade and G7 Sherpa, Government of Canada
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Michael Cloghesy, Conseil Patronat de l'environnement du Québec
"The Globalization of the Marketplace as a Positive Factor in Improving the Environmental Quality of Life in Developing Countries"
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- Scott Vaughan, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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- Background Papers
- Michael Trebilcock, University of Toronto
"Trade Liberalization and Regulatory Diversity"
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- Sylvia Ostry, University of Toronto
"What Are the Necessary Ingredients for the World Trading Order?"
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- Lou Pauly, University of Toronto
"The Evolution of Structural Conditionality in the Bretton Woods"
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- 3:30 Break
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- 3:45 p.m. Session IV: The G8 and United Nations Systems
- Chair: Steven Bernstein, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto
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- Christine Lucyk, LEAD
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- Désirée McGraw, McGill University
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- Sheila Risbud, Senior Policy Advisor, Environment Canada (Presenter Notes: pdf format, word format)
"Civil Society Engagement.G-8 Environment Ministers’ Meeting" (view in pdf or powerpoint file formats)
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- Laurence Blandford, Deputy Director (G8), International Economic Relations and Summits Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
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- Background Papers
- Peter Hajnal, University of Toronto
"Civil Society, the United Nations and Summitry"
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- John Kirton, University of Toronto
"Building Democratic Partnerships: The G8-Civil Society Link"
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- 5:30 Adjournment
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