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Registration: 65$
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Conference
The Study of Cultural Policy in Canada
April 11-12 2019, University of Ottawa
Conference organized by the Cultural Policy Research Network, Centre on Governance, University of Ottawa. https://www.culturalpolicynetwork.org/
LOCATION, University of Ottawa, Faculty of Social Sciences, 120 university, Room FSS 4007
APRIL 11
DAY 1
TIME
8.00
Registration
8.30
Welcome
Centre on Govervance
Cultural Policy Research Group
8.45
Cultural Policy, Justice and Equity
Irwin Oostindie (SFU)
Place-based reconciliation and redress in cultural policy
Jeremy Jeresky (Western Ontario)
Two Discourses, One Policy: An examination of the Engagement Between Canadian Cultural Policy and Indigenous Theory Within the Locus of the Museum
Lowell Gasoi (Carleton)
Canada’s cultural policy after #metoo : Reconsiderations of the disciplined artist
Christopher J. Gunter. (UOttawa)
Activism through community curators: the case of the Workers’ History Museum
10.00
Critical Perspectives : Rethinking our Concepts
David Dubinski (U Ottawa)
Deliberative sovereignty: Defining the « public value » of the « public square » in the age of fake news and struggling professional news services
Mariana Castellanos (ENAP)
Repenser l’analyse des politiques publiques en dehors du cycle politique. Le cas de la nouvelle politique culturelle du Québec
Taeyoung Kim (SFU)
Understanding the instrumentalization of creativity in provincial cultural policies : A case study of Creative BC
Ben Dick (City of Ottawa), Sharon Jeannotte (UOttawa, OCRG), Kelly Hill (Hill Strategies)
Culture Position Study
11.15
Cultural Policies and Cultural Diplomacy : The Contribution of the North American Cultural Diplomacy Initiative
Lynda Jessup (Queens U)
Cultural Relations as Cultural Diplomacy
Sascha Priewe (Royal Ontario Museum)
Culture in City Diplomacy
Sarah E. K. Smith (Carleton U) & Jeffrey Brison (Queens U)
Cultural Policy and Museum Internationalism in Canada
Ben Schnitzer (Queens U)
Whither the Third Pillar? Canadian Cultural Diplomacy at the Turn of the Millenium
12.45
LUNCH
13.15
Cultural Policy and Migrations
Geneva Nam (SFU)
Analyzing Canadian Ethnic Media: Understanding the Canada Third Language Media Public
Abakar Malloum (UOttawa)
La communauté portugaise de Gatineau : Patrimoine et mémoires d’une migration
Ivana Otasevic (U Laval)
La préservation de l’identité culturelle des migrants par le biais des programmes d’éducation : quel apport de la Convention sur la diversité des expressions culturelles?
14.15
Sectoral Perspectices I
Christian Poirier (INRS)
Politiques cinématographiques et multiécranicité : Émergence, continuité et mutation des récits
Richard Sutherland (Mount Royal University)
Rethinking the Music Industry Through Policy : Program Redesign at FACTOR
Robin Nelson (Uottawa)
The Ontario Historical Society and Provincial Museum Policy
15.15
Pause
15.30
Sectoral Perspectives II
Eric L. Nelson (UOttawa)
Politiques culturelles et édition savante
Emma Huebner (UOttawa)
Youth Programs and National Identity in Canadian Art Galleries
Zach Voth (CarletonU)
Cultural or Economic? Discourse, Evidence, and the Copyright Modernization Act
16.10
Comparative Cultural Policy
Kevin V. Mulcahy (Louisiana State University)
Public Culture and Comparative Cultural Policy
Devin Beauregard (UOttawa/Tschwane, Pretoria)
Cultural policy in Stateless nations
Jonathan Paquette (Uottawa), Di Wang (UOttawa), Won Min Seo (UOttawa), Xiangyu Sun (UOttawa)
Creating Institutions, Norms, and Communities: Heritage Roads in a Comparative Perspective
Fernande Abanda Ngono (UQO)
Patrimonialiser le territoire sans territorialiser le patrimoine : la controverse de la fabrique du patrimoine de l’humanité dans les territoires forestiers du bassin du Congo.
17.15
Language and Diversity of Cultural Expressions.
Diane Saint-Pierre (INRS)
Alexandre C. Gagnon (U Texas Rio Grande Valley)
Sharon Jeannotte (UOttawa)
La Convention sur la protection et la promotion de la diversité des expressions culturelles (UNESCO 2005) et ses incidences sur les politiques culturelles et linguistiques : Regard sur douze cas nationaux
18.15
End of day 1
APRIL 12 – DMS 4101 – 55 Laurier
10.00
Discussion
Kristian Clarke, Mass Culture
10.15
Cultural Diversity Panel
Diane Saint-Pierre (INRS) Véronique Guèvremont (ULaval)
Colette Brin (ULaval)
Le rôle de l’État et des médias dans la promotion de la diversité des expressions culturelles à l’ère du numérique : un état des connaissances et des avancées
11.15
Cultural Policy in the Digital Era
Sara Bannerman (McMaster)
Algorithms and Canadian Cultural Policy: The Algorithmic Governance of Netflix
Caroline Klimek (York), Patrick Dolan (York)
A Look at DM@X-tra: Creating a Conversation Between Industry and Academia
Mariane Bourcheix-Laporte (SFU)
Implications of Creative Canada for the Artistic Community: A Critical Look at the Canada Council for the Arts’ Digital Strategy Fund
Josianne Poirier (UMontréal)
Le rayonnement de la créativité numérique montréalaise
12.30
Cultural Participation in the Digital Era
Nathalie Casemajor (INRS)
Guy Bellavance (INRS)
Guillaume Sirois (Université de Montréal)
Quelles politiques culturelles pour accompagner la participation numérique?
Clémence Varin (ULaval)
L’apport des enceintes internationales autres que l’UNESCO à l’atteinte des objectifs
de la Convention sur la diversité des expressions culturelles dans l’environnement
numérique.
13.15
Lunch
13.45
Arts Finance and Governance
Monica Gattinger (UOttawa)
The Roots of Culture, the Power of Art: The First Sixty Years of the Canada Council for the Arts
Victoria Steele (QueensU)
Assisting New Arts Leaders in Navigating Contemporary Canadian Cultural Policy
Roy Suddaby (UVic\Liverpool)
Fernanda Y. Tsujiguchi (UVic)
Diego Coraiola (U Alberta)
Peter Sherer (U Calgary)
Mary Rozsa de Coquet (Rozsa Foundation)
Three Models of Financing Performing Arts in Canada: Linking Policy to Practice
14.45
Break
14.50
Canadian Studies: A Policy Discussion
John Graham
15.15
Local Cultural Policy and Cultural Agents
Mary Elizabeth Luka (U of Toronto)
The new main street?: arts-based creative hubs and networks in Canada
Julien Doris (UOttawa)
Research note on local cultural governance
Robin Nelson & Christopher Gunter
Canadian heritage commemoration: the role of private and public actors
16.30
End of the conference