ACSUS 20th Biennial Conference
You are invited to the 20th Biennial ACSUS Conference, San Diego, California, November 18-22, 2009. You can now register and reserve your room at the Westin Gaslamp Quarter. The preliminary program and schedule is now available. Go ...
New! ACSUS Occasional Paper in Public Policy: Campaign Finance in
Border Security Videos
In collaboration with the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), ACSUS is pleased to announce that video presentations from our January 12, 2009 workshop: North American Perspectives on Borders & Security, are now available on the CIGI Portal for North America (PNA). ACSUS and CIGI have partnered to develop a media library of timely video presentations by experts on a range of North American policy issues. The current video series features presentations on the current status of North American border security, and policy options for the future. Go ...
Northern Québec Faculty Development Institute with Study Tour
The Association for Canadian Studies in the

The American Review of Canadian Studies has a new look. In partnership with Routledge Publishers, ACSUS is excited to introduce a range of new features. You can now submit your manuscript using Manuscript Central ©. Learn more. Go ...
CUTS TO UNIVERSITY BUDGETS MUST NOT COMPROMISE VALUABLE RESEARCH ON
The Executive Council of the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States (ACSUS) wishes to publicly recognize the impact that the economic recession is having on many university budgets across the US and Canada ... Go ...
UPDATES
New! Policy Options, April 2009. The Institute for Research on Public Policy spotlights Canada-US relations. Go ...
New! Toward a Better Border: The
New! Canada-US Relations. The Fraser Forum, April 2009. Go ...
New! Black Canadian Studies Association Formed: Go ...
New! Geography teacher embarks on trip to Canadian arctic: Go ...
New! Obama Goes to Washington: The Impossible North American Agenda, Canada Watch, Spring 2009. Co-edited by Daniel Drache and José Luis Valdés-Ugalde Go ...
New! Michigan State University, Ambassador Michael Wilson team up to stimulate Michigan economy Go ...
New! One Game, Two Countries, Andrew Holman, Bridgewater State College Go ...
New! University of North Dakota asks the State Board of Higher Education for permission to add a Canadian-studies minor to its curriculum Go ...
ARCHIVE
ACSUS announces 2009 Fund for the Arts Grant Recipients Go ...
University of Washington Canadian Studies Center '09 Winter Quarter Academic Report Go ...
The Portal for North America (PNA)is a unique web-based tool for knowledge exchange within Canada, Mexico and the United States Go ...
Canada's Bipolar Response to Obama Trip by David Archibald, Embassy Magazine, February 25
ACSUS Conference Report: North American Perspectives on Borders & Security, January 12, San Diego State University Go ...
EKOS survey results. Public Perspectives: Emerging Opportunities for Canada-U.S. Cooperation Go ...
Press release: Historic partnership with Routledge publishers / ARCS to go on-line. Go ...
Articles, Commentary, and Presentations on Canada-US Relations Go ...

Grants 2009-2010. The Québec Studies Program was created to foster greater understanding of Québec in the United States. Go ...

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Sign up for ACSUS e-dition, a monthly on-line newsletter keeping you up-to-date on conferences, job announcements, awards, and resources. Go ...
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