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June 4 -5 juin 2013, University of VictoriaPROGRAM / PROGRAMME
Place, Portability and Specificity in Law / Endroit, portabilit
é
et particularisme
en droit
Canadian Association of Law Teachers Annual Conference 2013
Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences - @ the Edge
---Colloque annuel 2013 de l’Association canadienne des professeurs de droit
Congrès des sciences sociales et humaines — @ La fine pointe
DAY / JOUR 1
JUNE 4 JUIN
8:30-9:00 Registration / Inscription
9:00-10:00 Welcome and Keynote Lecture / Mot de bienvenue et conférence plénière:
Constance Backhouse, University of Ottawa “The Future of Legal Education” Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
10:00 – 10:30 Break / Pause 10:30 – 11:45 Concurrent sessions/ Sessions simultanées
New Law Schools/ Les nouvelles écoles de droit Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
Participants: Dwight Newman (Sask), Robert Diab (TRU), Janna Promislow (TRU)
Migration, Citizenship, and Status / Migrations, citoyenneté et statut Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 158
Chair/président: Sean Rehaag (Osgoode)
Margaret Liddle (Windsor), “Degrees of Separation: How Hong Kong Frames the Status of Foreign Domestic Workers”
Sarah Marsden (UBC), “Law at the Edge of Status- Sites of Enforcement for Precarious Migrants”
Freya Kodar (UVic), “Portable Pensions? Migrant Workers, Social Security Agreements and Retirement Security
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June 4 -5 juin 2013, University of Victoria11:45 -1:15 Carswell Lunch & CALT Annual General Meeting/ Déjeuner (gracieuseté de Carswell) et Assemblée générale de l’ACPD (Note: Daniel Weinstock is speaking as part of Congress’ Big Thinking Keynote series, 12:15-1:20 /
Daniel Weinstock présente dans le cadre de la série de conférences intitulée “Big Thinking Keynote”, 12:15-1:20) 1:15-2:30
Concurrent sessions/ Sessions simultanées
Why Teach Law Outside of Law School / L’enseignement du droit en dehors des facultés de droit?
Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
Sven Poysa & David Sandomierski (McMaster) “Legal Inquiry”
Thomas McMorrow (UOIT). “Learning to Mediate By Teaching Mediation”
Vincent Kazmierski (Carleton University), ““How Much “Law” in Legal Studies?”
International Trade Agreements & Human Rights / Accords commerciaux internationaux et droits de la personne
Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
Berry F.C. Hsu (Hong Kong) & Douglas W Arner (Hong Kong), “Globalization and the Rule of Law in China”
Siobhán Airey (Ottawa), “Contestation and Co-option: The Centrality of Development and Human Rights to Neo-Liberal Trade Norm Creation in Regional Trade Agreements. A Case Study of the EU’s Cotonou Partnership Agreement and Economic Partnership Agreements”
Nicole Schabus (TRU), “No More Free Trade with Indigenous Resources: Addressing the Canada-China FIPA and Intersections of Indigenous Rights and International Trade Law”
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June 4 -5 juin 2013, University of VictoriaDAY / JOUR 1
JUNE 4 JUIN
2:45-4:00 Concurrent sessions/ Sessions simultanéesRoundtable on Experiential Learning / Table ronde sur l’apprentissage expérientiel
Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
Participants: Hoi Kong (McGill), Deb Curran (UVic), Shaun Fluker (Calgary)
Rights, Regulation, and Vulnerabilities / Droits, réglementation et vulnérabilités Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 158
Chair/présidente: Freya Kodar (UVic)
Elizabeth Adjin-Tetty (UVic), “Reflections on the 2012 BC Insurance Act: Missed Opportunities for Effective Consumer Protection”
Aloke Chatterjee (UNB) & Karen Pearlston (UNB), “Understanding Carter in Context: Preliminary Observations Through the Lens of Disability Theory” David Matas, “Sovereign Immunity and the Localization, Portability and Specificity of Law”
4:00-4:15 Break / Pause
4:15-5:15
Graduate Student Roundtable/Table ronde pour les étudiant(e)s des cycles supérieurs:
“Varying Perspectives and Emerging Research: A Roundtable Discussion on the Significance of Method in Legal Research” Organizers: Tenille Brown (Ottawa) & David Sandomierski (UofT)
Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
CALT Dinner & Presentation of CALT Awards /
Souper ACPD et pr
é
sentation des prix ACPD
Vista 18, Harbour Room
Chateau Victoria, 740 Burdett Ave
($30, not including wine / 30$, vin non inclus)
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June 4 -5 juin 2013, University of VictoriaDAY /JOUR 2
JUNE 5 JUIN
9:00 – 9:45 Teaching & Learning Workshop / Atelier sur l’enseignement et l’apprentissage Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
Peter Sankoff (UofA), “Delivering Content Outside the Classroom: What Can the Khan Academy Teach Law Teachers?” 9:55 – 11:00 Subject Area Teaching Roundtables / Tables rondes sur l’enseignement par matière
Subject areas to be confirmed: Evidence/Torts/Sexuality & the Law/Teaching first year subjects
Matières à être confirmées : Preuve/ Responsabilité civile/ La sexualité et la loi / Enseigner des matières de première année Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157, 158 (to be confirmed/ à être confrmées)
11:00 – 11:15 Break / Pause
11:15 – 12:30 Concurrent sessions/Sessions simultanées
Teaching Skills / L’enseignement des compétences Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
Lisa Trabucco (Sheridan College), “Practice-Readiness -- Lessons from Legal Education from an Unlikely Place: What Can Law Schools Learn form a College Paralegal Program
Vivian Hilder (Manitoba), “A LEAPS (Legal Education, ADR, and Practical Problem-Solving (LEAPS) Project) for Canada?”
John Lande (Missouri, by videoconference), “The experience of LEAPS in the United States”
Providing Legal Services / Fournir des services juridiques Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
Trevor Farrow (Osgoode), “The Cost of Justice: Weighing the Costs of Fair and Effective Resolution to Legal Problems”
Andrew Pilliar (UBC) & Anna Lund (UBC), “What do Lawyers Do? Examining the Types of Pro Bono, Low Bono and Voluntary Work Provided by British Columbia Lawyers”
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June 4 -5 juin 2013, University of VictoriaDAY /JOUR 2
JUNE 5 JUIN
2:30 -1:50 Lunch & Keynote Lecture/ Déjeuner et conférence plénière: Bryant Garth, University of California Irvine
“Legal Education Reform, Legal Globalization, and Empire” Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
2:00- 3:00
Concurrent sessions/Sessions simultanées
Teaching Values / L’enseignement des valeurs Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157 Chair/président: Derek McKee (Sherbooke)
Shelley Kierstead & Erika Abner (Osgoode) “Learning Professionalism in Practice”
David Sandomierski (UofT) , “Contract Law and Legal Education’s ‘Citizenship’ Mission”
Migrations in Public Law / Migrations en droit public Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 158
Chair/présidente: Carissima Mathen (Ottawa)
Mark Carter (Sask), “The Portability of Proportionality: The ‘Fundamental Justice’ Context”
Lisa Philipps (Osgoode), “Fast Times for Fiscal Rules”
3:05-4:00 Teaching & Learning Workshop / Atelier sur l’enseignement et l’apprentissage Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157
Patricia Cochran (UBC) & Gillian Calder (UVic), “Using ‘Mothering’ to Explore Law: Pedagogy in Practice”
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June 4 -5 juin 2013, University of Victoria4:15-5:30 Teaching Pluralism / L’enseignement du pluralisme
Pavillon Fraser Building, room/salle 157 Chair/présidente: Val Napoleon (UVic)
Dwight Newman (Sask), “Interculturalism, Multiculturalism, Indigenous Rights, and Legal Education” Howard Kislowicz (UNB), “Teaching Religious Freedom as Legal Pluralism”
Kamel Khiari (Univ. Sainte-Anne), « Est-il opportun d'enseigner le droit musulman des affaires dans les universités canadiennes, à l'heure de la mondialisation des marches?»
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