Part 1: Hemispheric Integration:
The New Security Agenda
Monday July 8
9:00 a.m. Welcome Daniel Drache and Jean Daudelin, Co-Directors SI
9:30 The Americas After September 11: Current Policy Dilemmas For Government and Society. Where are We Headed?
Jean Daudelin, Human Security and Hemispheric Integration
Daniel Drache FTAA, Trade Liberalization and Borders
10:30 Coffee
10:45 The Changing Security Agenda: A Round Table on the Impact of September 11th Contrasting National Perspectives
Rut Diamint, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Argentina
Antonio Jorge R. Da Rocha, University of Brasília, Brazil
Giancarlo Soler Torrijos, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus Estado de México, Panama/México
Diego Cardona, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia
1:00pm Lunch
2:15 Trade Liberalization and human security implications. A round table on the social impact of NAFTA, MERCOSUR and the FTAA
Welber Barral, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil
Gabriela Rodríguez López, FLACSO, Argentina
Tuesday July 9
9:00a.m. Social Exclusion and Human Security: Crime, Policing and the Privatization of Security
Eduardo Paes Machado, Federal University of Bahia, Brazil: Policing, Crime and Social Rights
Jean Daudelin, North-South Institute/ Carleton University, Canada: Crime, Insecurity and Social Exclusion
10:30 Coffee
10:45 Part II
1:00pm Lunch
2:15 Integration and the Bush National Security Agenda
Alejandro Chanona, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México: Is There a Place for México in Homeland Defence?
Mathieu Arès, Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada: The Security Dilemmas of North American Economic Integration
Wednesday July 10
9:00a.m. Hemispheric Integration After September 11: What Policy Shift?
Rut Diamint, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Argentina: The New Security Agenda and Democratic Regimes
Victor López Villafañe, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, México: Dealing Economic Insecurity: Fox and the Changing US Agenda
10:30 Coffee
10:45 The Southern Perimeter
Antonio Jorge R. Da Rocha, University of Brasília, Brazil: The Uncertain Outlook of Regional Integration
Diego Cardona, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia: Redefining Security in the Americas: The Fundamentals
1:00pm Lunch
2:15 Drugs, Money and Governance: Getting a Handle on Hemispheric Realities
Silvia E. Vélez Quero, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México Hot Borders, Regional Integration and the Narco-Trade
Lina Paola Cifuentes, COTECNA Inspection S.A./ Universidad del Rosario, Colombia: The Security Dilemmas of Trade Liberalization
5:00 Hollywood North? Securing Canadian Identity: An Evening with Seth Feldman
Part 2: The Northern Model:
Canada, Hemispheric Integration and Human Security
Thursday July 11
9:00a.m. Social Equity: The Canadian Dilemma -- the Costs and Benefits of A Decade of Economic Integration Corporate Canada vs Social Canada
Daniel Drache, York University, Canada, US: Separate, Unequal But Parallel?
Harry Arthurs, York University, Canada: Corporate Governance and the New North America
10:30 Coffee
10:45 Social and Health Security: Canada's Vulnerable Social Programs
Terry Sullivan, Cancer Care Ontario, Canada: Health Reform: Reforming Canada's Health System
1:00pm Lunch
2:15 Sharing the 49th Parallel -- Homeland Defence, Immigration and Human Rights
Howard Adelman, York University, Canada: Immigration, Human Rights and Homeland Defence: A Canada-US Comparison
David Dewitt, York University, Canada: The Canada-US Border After September 11th
Friday July 12
9:00a.m. Social Exclusion in Canada: The Marginalized Homelessness, Street Kids and Poverty
Michael Bach, Canadian Association for Community Living, Canada: Inequality and State Policy: Neo-Liberalism and Social Reform
Diane Richler, Canada, Inclusion International, Disability and Social Exclusion
10:30 Coffee
10:45 Part II
1:00pm Lunch
2:15 Political Culture and Canadian Cultural Identity: A Fragile Balance
David Bell, York University, Canada: The Canadian Quandary: The Collective We vs. the Individual I
Joyce Zemans, York University, Canada: Canadian Cultural Policy and Uncle Sam
Saturday July 13 Free Day
Sunday July 14 Free day
Part 3: Hemispheric Options in a Turbulent Environment
Monday July 15
9:00a.m. The State, Public Domain and Human Security: Who Falls Through the Cracks? Are Governments Picking up the Slack?
Manuel Gonazález Oropeza, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México: State Capacity and Human Security: Closing the Institutional Gap
Clara Salazar Cruz, El Colegio de México, México: Poverty, Government Policy and Exclusion in Latin American Cities
Jorge F. Vibes, Universidad de Buenos Aires/ Statistics and Census Institute, Argentina: When the State Breaks Down: Civil Society and the Argentinean Crisis
10:30 Coffee
10:45 Troubled Governance and the Military: Entrenching Democracy?
Giancarlo Soler Torrijos, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus Estado de México, Panama/México: Latin American Democracies in Crisis: Venezuela and Argentina in a Moment of Truth
Maria Celina D'Araujo, Fundação Getulio Vargas/ Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil: Citizen Rights, National Defence and Security
1:00pm Lunch
2:15 Elites and the Private Sector: How Secure is their Ghetto?
A Round Table of National Perspectives
Tuesday July 16
9:00a.m. Gender Relations: Any Good News? A Round Table by Participants
10:30 Coffee
10:45 Part II
1:00pm Lunch
2:15 Health, Environment and Human Security in the Americas
Miriam Alfie Cohen, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, México: Environmental Security and Economic Integration
Norah A. Schwartz, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, México: Reverse Flow: When Insecurity Drives Rich People to Poor Countries
Wednesday July 17
9:00a.m. Multilateralism From Below: Between Post-September 11 and Porto Alegre Is There Still a Space for Hemispheric Civil Society?
Gabriela Rodríguez López, FLACSO, Argentina: Quebec Summit Blues: Civil Society After September 11
Patty Barrera, Common Frontiers, Canada: Quebec Summit Blues: Civil Society After September 11
10:30 Coffee Break
10:45 Part II
1:00pm Lunch
2:15 Prospects for Multilateralism: Governments and Inter-Governmental Organizations (IDB, OAS, CEPAL, World Bank and Others) After September 11?
Welber Barral, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil: Mercosur and the Security Challenges of the Southern Cone
Sylvia Ostry, University of Toronto, Canada: September 11th, Trade Liberalization and the FTAA
Thursday July 18
9:00a.m. Conclusions and Future Directions: Integration and Human Security in the Americas: A General Discussion by All Participants
1:30pm Lunch
Hemispheric Integration and Social Cohesion Summer Institute
The Americas After September 11: Summer Institute 2002 Program
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