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TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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Summer Conference 2009
Summer Conference 2008
Summer Conference 2007
Summer Conference 2006
Summer Conference 2005
Summer Conference 2004
Summer Conference 2003
Summer Conference 2002
Summer Conference 2001
Summer Conference 2000
Summer Conference 1999
Couch-West Mini-Conference, May 1999
Winter Conference 1999
Summer Conference 1998
Summer Conference 1997
Summer Conference 1996
Winter Conference 1995
Summer Conference 1995
Summer Conference 1994
Summer Conference 1993
Summer Conference 1992
Summer Conference 1991
Conferences before Summer 1991
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Couchiching Award for Public Policy Leadership
Escott Reid, Couchiching, and the Birth of NATO,
an Atlantic Council Members Paper by Cameron Campbell
Copyright © 2008 Couchiching Institute on Public Affairs
All rights reserved. |
Summer Conference 2009 |
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The Global Politics of Food |
Burton, Ian
Clapp, Jennifer
Coxe, Donald L.
Doering, Ronald
Ellis, Richard
Field, Debbie
Friedmann, Harriet
Hasan, Emrul
Hodgson, Glen
McAlpine, Rory
McCalla, Alex
Mooney, Pat
Mowling, Ray
Off, Carol
Reguly, Eric
Walsh, Susan
Watson, Samy
Weston, Galen G. |
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Opening Keynote Address:
Global Pressures That Will Shape the Politics of Food
Production and Cultivation:
How Can the World Produce Enough Food to Go Around?
Distribution and Distortion:
How Can We Get Enough Food to Everyone Who Needs It?
Food Safety and Regulation — How Safe Is Safe Enough?
The Politics of Diet: How Can We Strike the Right Balance?
The Future of Food(s): What Will Our Children Eat?
Closing Keynote: The Global Politics of Food: What Now?
First Annual CIPA Youth Contest |
Summer Conference 2008 |
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The Power of Knowledge:
The New Global Currency |
Buxton, Bill
Clarke, Michael
Drassinower, Abraham
Dumaine, Carol
Ebrahim, Zahra
Gordon, Cindy
Jolliffe, Scott
Keen, Andrew
Knopf, Howard
Lynch, Kevin
Oguamanam, Chidi
Rossant, Janet
Sinclair, Gerri
Smith, Richard
Stanford, Jim
Stoddart, Jennifer
Stohn, Stephen
Sullivan, Paul
Wilson, Ian |
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Opening Keynote Address: The Uncertain Path from Noise to Wisdom
What Knowledge Explosion?
Globalization and Competitiveness
A Debate: Citizen Journalism or Amateur Hour?
Beyond Copyright: Liberators or Thieves
Creating Knowledge: Creating Value
Intellectual Property: Patents, Profits or People
Security: Government, Openness and Connections |
Summer Conference 2007 |
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The Stranger Next Door:
Making Diversity Work |
Adams, Michael
Andrew, Joan
Body-Gendrot, Sophie
Clements, Marie
Gross Stein, Janice
Habaconc, Alden
Hill, Lawrence
Jonas, George
Kymlicka, Will
Lacey, Veronica
Lines, Chief Superintendent Kate
Macklin, Audrey
McAndrew, Marie
Nawaz, Zarqa
Omidvar, Ratna
Pettigrew, Pierre
Ramadan, Tariq
Shamas Jiwa, Farouk
Siddiqui, Haroon
Studin, Irvin
Watts, Bob
Wong, Milton |
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Introductory Panel: Uneasy Partners
Opening Keynote Address: The Challenge of Diversity
Canada Who Shall We Be?
Unleashing All Our Diversity of Talents
Diversity & Security: Diverse Threats to Security?
Are Canadian Institutions Adapting to Diversity?
Putting Diverse Talents to Work
Is There a Mainstream Canadian Culture?
What Does Citizenship Mean in a World Without Borders?
Closing Keynote: Where Do We Go From Here? |
Summer Conference 2006 |
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Wedded to Progress:
For Better, For Worse |
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Allen, Lillian
Basrur, Sheela
Chong, Michael
Ebrahim, Salimah
Golden, Anne
Greenhill, Robert
Hollingsworth, Michael
Ibbitson, John
Kingwell, Mark
Kohli, Atul
Larbi, Madonna
Magubane, Zine
Maracle, Brian
May, Elizabeth
Rakoff, Vivian
Saul, John Ralston
Tenner, Edward
Timmerman, Peter
Vassos, Tom
Weigelt, John
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Opening Keynote Address
From the Personal
Technology and Innovation: Until Death Do Us Part...
The Paradox of Progress Unintended Consequences
To the Political: Africa and the Developing World Progress Questioned
The Story of Progress
Canada Looking Forward: Making Progress Happen
Closing Keynote Address: Rediscovering the Sense of Action and Leadership |
Summer Conference 2005 |
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Handcuffs and Hand Grenades:
The Use of Force Within and Between Nations |
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Abai, Mulugeta
Barbier, Mary Kathryn
Borovoy, Alan
Bradley, Peter
Braverman, Irus
Gordon, Nancy
Heinbecker, Paul
Jenness, Craig
Leslie, Andrew
Mackenzie, Lewis
Palmer, Elizabeth
Pepler, Debra
Ramkhalawansingh, Ceta
Regehr, Ernie
Silverberg, Christine
Taylor, Mark
Tremblay, Richard
Wohlfeld, Monika
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Opening Keynote Address
Socialization and Force from the Kitchen to the Screen
Force and the State
When to Use Force and When to Avoid It
Force in a Single Superpower World
Canadas Position on the Use of Force Internationally
Closing Keynote Address |
Summer Conference 2004 |
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Gods Back with a Vengeance |
- Adams, Michael
- Ahmed, Ali Jimale
- Armstrong, Karen
- Berlin, David
- Beyer, Peter
- Buckman, Robert
- Cauchon, Martin
- Graham, Patrick
- Jaffer, Mobina
- Kavakci, Merve
- Lamba, Rinku
- Land, Richard
- Lugo, Luis E.
- Marshall, Katherine
- Novak, David
- Orsi, Robert
- Post, Jerrold
- Rogers, Melissa
- Simmons, Harvey
- Tamar Paltiel, Candida
- Tavakoli-Targhi, Mohamad
- Zine, Jasmin
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Contemporary Voices: The VisionTV Address on Religion and Public Life
Clarification of the Issues
The Causes of the Religious Revival
A Meeting of Minds: Iran and Israel
The Canadian Situation
Getting Down to Cases: France, Turkey and India
The American Religion
Religion vs. Pluralism
Closing Keynote: Summary of the Conference |
Summer Conference 2003 |
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Continentalism: Whats in it for us? |
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Asner, Edward
Atkey, P.C., Q.C., Ronald
Axworthy, The Hon. Lloyd
Carvajal Isunza, Gustavo
DePalma, Anthony
Dieck-Assad, Maria De Lourdes
Dodge, David A.
Fauver, Robert
Graham, Bill
Graham, Jr., Ambassador Thomas
Handelman, Stephen
Hurtig, Mel
Jacques, Renée
Kelly, Stephen
Loy, Frank
Maxwell, C.M., Judith
McDonald, Elizabeth
Nymark, Alan
Rozental, Ambassador Andrés
Westell, Anthony
Wilson, The Hon. Michael
Yussuff, Hassan
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Opening Keynote Address: Continentalism
Keynote Speaker: The Big Idea, the Grand Bargain, the Vanishing Country
Sovereignty or Standard of Living?
Is There a NAFTA Plus?
What Kind of North America do Canadians Want?
From Norad to Northcom: Who takes orders from whom?
Trading Cultures: At what price national identity?
Take my Pollution...Please
Closing Keynote: Sovereignty, Interdependence and Integration |
Summer Conference 2002 |
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Cities and Globalization: Communities in a Changing World |
- Baumgartner, Mark
- Berns Mcgown, Rima
- Carlton, E. Brock
- Collenette, The Hon. David
- Ducharme, Yves
- Frisken, Frances
- Golden, Anne
- Hall, Barbara
- Hoy, Shirley
- Hull, Doug
- Lavoie, Réne
- Lefebvre, Margaret
- Leith, Linda
- Lewis Stein, David
- May, Christine
- Ng'andwe, Max
- O'Leary, John
- Obonsawin, Roger
- Orbinski, James
- Segato, Lorraine
- Slack, Enid
- Taylor, Deanne
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Session One Opening Keynote: Cities of the World Unite:
Toward a League of Cities?
Session Two Local Governance in a Globalized World
Session Three Globalization and Local Autonomy:
Why Theres Never Enough Money
Session Four Social Inclusion in the Globalized Urban Environment
Session Five Livable Local Communities: Pollution Sans Frontières?
Session Six Urban Diversity and Cultural Expression:
The Coca-colonization of Local Identities?
Session Seven Internet Intercourse: Where Do You Live?
Session Eight Closing Keynote: Building Strong and Secure Urban Communities in a Changing World |
Summer Conference 2001 |
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Globalization and Democracy: Whose World Is It? |
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Agnew, David
Campbell, Rt. Hon. Kim
Conlon, Michael
Dowdeswell, Elizabeth
Fraser, Matthew
Gibson, Douglas M.
Gillespie, A. Ian
Greenhill, Robert
Harcourt, Michael
Hartt, Stanley
Lortie, Marc
McCunn-Miller, Patricia
McGuinty, David J.
Ostry, Sylvia
Pettigrew, Hon. Pierre
Pilon, Robert
Probyn, Stephen
Riche, Nancy
Salutin, Rick
Wiwa, Owens
Znaimer, Moses
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Keynote address: Globalization and Democracy: Whose World Is It?
In the Name of Connectivity
In the Name of Sustainability
In the Name of Prosperity
In the Name of Humanity
In the Name of Cultural Identity
In the Name of Governance
Closing keynote: In the Name of Canada |
Summer Conference 2000 |
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The Future of Health in Canada: The Art of the Possible |
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Armstrong, Patricia
Backlar, Patricia
Bates, Donald
Dale-Johnson, Vern
Decter, Michael
Evans, Robert
Golden, Ann
Guerriere, Michael
Joubert, Natacha
Kenney, Nuala
Kerr, Gretchen
Marcheterre, André
Marmot, Sir Michael
Mustard, J. Fraser
Offord, David (Dan)
Pawson, Anthony
Rock, The Hon. Allan
Roos, Noralou
Smith, Michael
Tarlov, Alvin R.
Wilson, Michael
Wolfson, Michael |
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Proceedings of the 69th Annual Couchiching Conference held at
YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario, August 1013, 2000
Compiled and edited by Madeline Koch
Opening Keynote
Session I: What is Health? What exactly are we striving for?
Session II: How Healthy are Canadians? What recent research tells us.
Session III: Medicines in our Future
Session IV: The Personal Impact of Technological Possibilities:
How will technology change our lives? What issues will it raise?
Session V: Passing By on the Other Side
Session VI: Mental Illness in the Family: A Personal View
Session VII: The Citizen and the Health System: Rights and responsibilities
Session VIII: What Promotes and Sustains Good Health?
Lifestyle, Interventions and Evidence
Closing Keynote: "To Our Very Good Health"
Photographs
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Summer Conference 1999 |
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Science, Ethics & Human Destiny |
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Davies, Paul
Gray, John
Kingwell, Mark
Knoppers, Bartha Maria
Maddox, Sir John
McDonald, Art
Miller, Sherrill
Milne, Courtney
Murchland, Bernard
Percy, John
Polanyi, John
Savory, Eve
Schabas, Margaret
Serageldin, Ismail
Somerville, Margaret
Strong, Maurice
Worton, Dr. Ronald |
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Proceedings of the 68th Annual Couchiching Conference held at
YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario, August 58, 1999
Compiled and edited by Douglas Glynn
"We keep on asking the same questions. How was the universe built? How does life go on? Where is the mind? All questions asked quite cogently by Aristotle more than two and a half thousand years ago."
Sir John Maddox, Former Editor, Nature
President's Message
Contemporary Astronomy: Where are we in time and space?
Science and Technology: To what will they lead us?
A Personal Perspective: John Polanyi
When Science Meets Culture: What do we do with scientific knowledge?
Keynote Address: Are we alone? The search for life beyond Earth
Governance and Vision: Will global interdependence be our destiny?
The Sacred Earth
Ethics and a Sense of Meaning: What is it that we must do?
Science, Ethics and Human Destiny: A Synthesis
Photographs
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Winter Conference 1999 |
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The New Europe and the Atlantic Relationship
Growth, change and opportunities...a comprehensive evaluation |
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Black, Conrad
Coxe, Donald
Hunter, Ambassador Robert
Macdonald, Hon Donald S.
Merritt, Giles
Ostry, Dr. Sylvia
Pöhlmann, Ambassador Jürgen
Portillo, Rt. Hon Michael
Smedja, Ambassador Danielle
Voigt, Dr. Karsten
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Defining the Atlantic Relationship
The New Europe at a Crossroads
The New Euro Currency: Implications for Canada and the
US, North America and Europe, The Next 50 Years |
Summer Conference 1998 |
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Rethinking Canada for the 21st Century |
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Adams, Michael
Blanchard, Governor James
Bouchard, Micheline
Coates, Dan
Connell, Martin
Cook, Peter
Courchene, Thomas
Culpeper, Roy
Dubois, Rene-Daniel
Ellsworth, Qajaaq
Gray, John
Hall, Barbara
Jerome-Forget, Monique
Martin, Hon. Paul
Nicholson, Peter
Oliver, Senator Donald
Owram, Dr. Douglas
Paquet-Sevigny, Therese
Shields, Carol
Zussman, David |
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Proceedings of the 67th Annual Couchiching Conference held at
YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario, August 69, 1998
Compiled and edited by Douglas Glynn
"The single world market does not trade in the currency of
individual needs. Only governments will recognize their
inherent worth and only governments will fight on their behalf."
Hon. Paul Martin, Minister of Finance
Global Challenges: What global forces will affect Canada over the next generation?
Meeting the challenge: In a global society in crisis and rapid change, at what do we excel; where do we fail?
Keynote Address: The view from outside
Canadian enterprise and ingenuity: Success stores in institutional innovation: private sector/NGO/not-for-profit/public sector.
An Historical perspective: Canada responding to the challenges of the new century
Searching for a preferred Canadian scenario
The Canadian Essence: What will it mean to be a Canadian in the 21st century?
Synthesis: Pathways to a Canadian future
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Summer Conference 1997 |
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Canada and the Asia-Pacific Promise: Hope, Hype and Reality |
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Bronson, Diana
Copithorne, Maurice
Cox, Kathleen
Dias, Clarence
Kobayashi, Audrey
Lau, Emily
Macdonald, Bill
Makela, Kathleen
Manji, Irshad
McGregor, J. D.
Munro, Ross
Saravanamuttu, Johan
Shortreed, Ian
Tze, Wah Tun
Valaskakis, Kimon
Wah, Immee Chi
Yi, Sun-Kyung
Yuen, Tony
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Proceedings of the 66th Annual Couchiching Conference held at
YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario, August 710, 1997
Compiled and edited by Douglas Glynn
"I think it's really quite vain of us, particularly in a small country like Canada, but vain and arrogant of large a country like the United States, that it feels it can manipulate things, so that we can actually change the political culture in China."
Ross Munro, Co-author of The Coming Conflict with China
Keynote Address
The Strategic Centre of the World: Economic Dynamism
and the Search for Stability in East Asia
Hong Kong and China
A Meeting of Cultures and a Clash of Values:
Living Together in an Interdependent World
The Asian Dimension in Canada
Canada's National Interest in the Asia Pacific:
Trade and Investment, Political Change and International Security
Closing Keynote Address
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Summer Conference 1996 |
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Citizens of the Electronic Village:
Smartening up or dumbing down? |
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Bond, David
Dasko, Donna
Duggan, Ervin S.
Ellis, David
Godfrey, John
Lind, Phil
Pacey, Lucille
Powe, Bruce
Probyn, Stephen
Salter, Liora
Tacy, Will
Tipson, Frederick
Valaskakis, Gail
Veltman, Kim
Watson, Patrick |
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Proceedings of the 65th Annual Couchiching Conference held at
YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario, August 811, 1996
Compiled and edited by Douglas Glynn
"Can the Electronic Village, in which we are all apparently destined to live, ever resemble the ancient Greek marketplace where not only business and market transactions took place, but great ideas were discussed and great concepts were born?"
Ervin Duggan, President and CEO of PBS
Keynote Address
Prometheus Unbound Again: More Questions than Answers
Looming Chaos or a New Birth of Freedom?
Let a Million Flowers Bloom
Community or Solitude?
Brave New World
Closing Keynote Address
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Winter Conference 1995 |
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The Changing Economy and Knowledge-Based Services:
How Will Canada Succeed? |
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Arnold, Hugh J.
Baetz, Mary
Coyne, Andrew
Herrndorf, Peter
Probyn, Stephen
Smith, Geoffrey
Thomas, Grant
Whittaker, Sheelagh |
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Proceedings of the 1995 Winter Conference held at the
Design Exchange, Toronto, Ontario
Thursday, March 23, 1995
Compiled and edited by Douglas Glynn
"A new technology does not add or subtract something. It changes everything."
Neil Postman, Technopoly.
What We Know and What We Don't
Public-Private Partnerships
Implications for Workers and Business
Selling Canada's Knowledge-Based Services in Foreign Markets
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Summer Conference 1995 |
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The New New World: Canada in the Americas |
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Eduardo Anina
Richard Aitkenhead
Laura Bonaparte
Jean Daudelin
Joel Garneau
James Nelson Goodsell
Susan Kaufman-Purcell
Alfonso Lopez
The Hon. Roy MacLaren
Jack C.M. Ogelsby
Andrew Oppenheimer
Halina Ostrovski
Francisco Sagasti
Jaime Suchlicki
Andres Rozental
Alberto J. Verme
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Keynote Address
The Legacy of History: Two Americas or One?
The Hemispheric Marketplace: A Level Playing Field?
Nunca Mas, Never Again: Can Democracy Take Root?
Exporing Alternative Futures for the Americas: Four Scenarios
Making a Common Future Work
Closing Keynote Address |
Summer Conference 1994 |
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Globalism and Tribalism: The New World Disorder |
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Broadbent, Hon. Edward
Coxe, Donald
Frum, David
Graham, William
Hugh-Jones, Stephen
Ignatieff, Michael
Kuptana, Rosemarie
Masse, Hon. Marcel
Maybury-Lewis, David
McIvor, Gordon
Mossberg, Barbara
Salée, Daniel
Saumier, André
Spicer, Keith
Zingrone, Frank |
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Proceedings of the 63rd Annual Couchiching Conference held at
YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario, August 47, 1994
Compiled and edited by Douglas Glynn
"We are making excuses for ourselves, when we dismiss the Balkans as a sub-rational zone of extractable fanaticism. These people had to be transformed from neighbours into enemies."
Michael Ignatieff, Blood and Belonging: Journeys into the New Nationalism.
Keynote Address: The New World Disorder?
Globalism: Threat or Opportunity
Tribalism: Recreating Community
Nationalism: Can the Nation-State Cope?
Media and National Mythologies in the Global Marketplace
Governance: How Will Democracy Survive the New Politics?
Closing Address: The Canadian Response
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Summer Conference 1993 |
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The Challenge of Lifelong Learning in an Era of Global Change |
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Barton, Richard
Brzustowski, Tom
De Kerckhove, Derrick
Dominico, Richard
Flood, Al
Green, Joan
Lazar, Harvey
McIvor, Gordon
McKay, Michael
McKenna, Frank
Mustard, Dr. Fraser
Parr-Johnston, Elizabeth
Ralston Saul, John
Tapscott, Don
Veltman, Kim
Wright, Douglas |
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Proceedings of the 62nd Annual Couchiching Conference held at
YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario, August 58, 1993
Compiled and edited by Douglas Glynn
"Human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe."
H. G. Wells
Building a Learning Culture
Special Seminar: Computers and the Transformation of Knowledge
Special Seminar: Paradigm Shift
The Economic Challenge
Special Seminar: The Dictatorship of Reason
Delivering Educational Excellence
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Summer Conference 1992 |
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Competitiveness and Social Justice: How Can Canada Have Both? |
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Barkin, Martin
Brzustowski, Tom
Caplan, Gerald
Cote, Marcel
Coxe, Donald
Crane, David
Foot, David
Franssen, Margot
Galbraith, John Kenneth
Gerard, Leo
Hammarskjold, Knut
Hartt, Stanley
Hosek, Chaviva
Nicholson, Peter
Pomeroy, Fred W.
Richmond, Don
White, Julie
Wyman, Georgina |
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Proceedings of the 61st Annual Couchiching Conference held at
YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario
August 6 to 9, 1992
Compiled and edited by Kildare Dobbs
Keynote Address The Economic Problem: From Wish to Reality
Panel: The Canadian Crisis
Special Seminar: Inevitable Surprises Demographics and Our Future Society
Panel: Competing Visions
Panel: Considering the Competition
Panel: Delivering Compassion Efficiently
Panel: Competitiveness Through Compassion
Panel: Designing the Ideal Canada
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Summer Conference 1991 |
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Growing up on the Edge:
The Emerging Generation and Canada's Future |
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Arima, Philip
Atkins, Drew
Cadiuex, Hon. Pierre
Craig, Aaron
Dickinson, Brock
Extavour, Cassandra
Goodchild, Melanie
Gow, Kathleen
Hawkins, Gordon
Hicks, Selwyn
Johanson, Sue
Kelley, David
Koch, Eric
Lebel, Anne
Mackenzie, Michael
MacNevin, Karen
Murray, Catherine
Rakoff, Dr. Vivian
Ruffo, Judge Andree
Stewart, Lorne
Straw, Will
Wheaton, Melanie |
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Proceedings of the 60th Annual Couchiching Conference held at
YMCA Geneva Park, Orillia, Ontario, August 811, 1991
Compiled and edited by Douglas Glynn
"About one in two (teens), indeed, say they agree with the view that older generations have screwed up the world so much its probably up to teens to save it."
Catherine Murray, Vice-President, Decima Research
Images
Realities
Identities
Couchiching's Diamond Jubilee
Institutions
Agendas
Youth: Canada's Future
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