On May 29, the President of the "International Council for Canadian Studies", Jane Koustas, announced that Christophe Premat has received an award for his contribution to the development of Canadian Studies
The new prize for the best article published in the British Journal of Canadian Studies in 2023 (Volume 35, issue 2) has been awarded to Christophe Premat for his article published in “Thinking a Decolonial Ontology from Natasha Kanapé Fontaine's Assi Manifesto”
Pour Mulroney, la présence du Canada lors du premier sommet de la Francophonie représentait une reconnaissance mondiale du multiculturalisme qui caractérise le pays.
A new book on Canadian studies has been published on Canadian Studies from Nordic and Baltic perspectives. This first book on this issue has been funded by a Nordplus project and will be the course material for the summer course on Canadian studies.
The British Journal of Canadian Studies organises a panel presentation on its current issue (Volume 35.2 - Autumn 2023) edited by Tracie Scott. This is an online event scheduled on Monday, 11 December 2023 - 6.00pm-7.30pm (UK time) via Zoom
This document is a summary of the activities of the Centre for Canadian Studies for the year 2023. The Centre is administrated by a board of five members who meet three times a year.
The Centre for Canadian Studies is pleased to announce the publication of Christophe Premat's article "Les usages du modèle canadien dans la presse francophone" in volume 60 of the “International Journal of Canadian Studies”.
The Centre for Canadian Studies is pleased to see a research article published by Christophe Premat in volume 35 of the “British Journal of Canadian Studies”
Are you interested in the contexts of women’s film cultures in Sweden and Canada? You have a unique opportunity to do that by taking part in a film screening and a workshop on this topic.
This document is a summary of the activities of the Centre for Canadian Studies for the year 2022. The Centre is administrated by a board of five members who meet three times a year.
Under the eleventh Biennial Conference of the SAAS, the head of the Centre for Canadian Studies will take part in a panel devoted to American and Canadian studies
This document is a summary of the activities of the Centre for Canadian Studies for the year 2021. The Centre is administrated by a board of five members who meet three times a year.