1996 conference

The papers from this conference will be published electronically as soon as possible and will appear at this location.

Any member who presented a paper is requested to submit an electronic copy of that paper to the secretariat (John Wells at the AEO) as soon as possible.

See also the Minutes from the conference business meeting.

Electronic published Papers presented at conference:

• Hutcheson, Tearlach, University of Colorado at Denver
  Australian and Hollywood Cinema 1906 to the Present, or A Hills Hoist in the Shadows of a Neon Coca-Cola Sign.

• Eck, James, Washburn University
  Elimination of the Mandated Discount Rate and The Loser Pay Rule: Increasing Profits and Employment in the Australian Insurance Industry.

• Sauer, Angelika Sauer, University of Winnipeg
  Hardened Nazis or Model Workers? The Australian Debate about Admitting Germans, 1949-52.

• Perras, Galen, Department of National Defence, Ottawa
  'A negative reply seems inevitable': Canada's Failure to come to the Aid of Australia, 1942 - 1944

• Coates, Donna, University of Calgary
  Damn(ed) Yankees: The American 'Invasion' of Australia in Women's Second World War Fictions

Papers yet to be electronically published

• Geoffrey Weller (University of Northern British Columbia)
  The Political Control of Security and Intelligence Agencies in Australia and Canada: A Comparative Analysis

• T.G. McGee (Institute of Asian Research, UBC)
  Australia and Canada: Comparative Approaches to APEC

• Tom Hutton and Craig Davis (School of Community and regional Planning, UBC)
  Australia and Canada: A Comparative Study of the Growth of Services in the Pacific Rim

• David Edgington (Department of Geography, UBC)
  Australia, Canada and Japan in the Pacific Rim

• John Higley and Robert G. Cushing (University of Texas at Austin)
  Australia and the Changing Politics of Trade in North America

• Harry Gelber (Boston University )
  Australian- American Relations After World War II

• Richard Broinowski (Australian Ambassador to Mexico )
  Australia and Mexico

• John M. Keller (Australia- New Zealand Studies Center, Penn State)
  Telecommunications Globalization: Channels and Content. Overview of an International Debate

• Frank B. Poyas (Australia- New Zealand Studies Center, Penn State)
  The World Wide Web and Scholarly Exchange

• Kathleen Burns (Georgetown Center for Australian and New Zealand Studies)
  What You Say Is Not Always What You Get: Confusing Differences in Communications Between Australians and Americans

• William J. Lines
  Interrogating the Conquest: North American and Australian Comparisons"

• Deborah Hayes (University of Colorado - Boulder)
  "Voyage and Vision: Captain Quiros, Terra Australis, and the Music of Peter Sculthorpe"

• Alison Broinowski
  "Double Vision: Asian Australian Fiction"