Lecture on Environmental Ethics Mar. 13, Lecture on Government Budget Orthodoxy Mar. 14 + Plus Reusable Mugs

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Four announcements about upcoming events and other items for your interest
from CESR and DASS

1) DASS presents its Crosscurrents Series on "Environmental Ethics"
Thursday, March 13
5:00 PM
Ondaatje Auditorium
McCain/FASS Building
6135 University Avenue
Speakers:
David Vanderzwaag, Law, "Ethics and the Precautionary Principle: Into the
Legal and Political Frying Pan"
Karen Beazley, Resource & Environmental Studies, "The tiger or the girl?
Making choices in lifeboat Earth"
David Evans, English, "Why Environmental Ethics"


2) "Government Budget Orthodoxy: There is an Alternative" Public Lecture
Dr. Larry Haiven
Friday, March 14
1:00-2:00 PM *Time Change*
Case Room #3 (Basement Level)
Faculty of Management Building
(brick building corner of LeMarchant St. and Coburg Rd.)
Refreshments provided

Dr. Larry Haiven, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Management
of the Faculty of Commerce at Saint Mary's University. He is also the
Secretary and Chair of the Research Advisory Committee of the Canadian
Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) Nova Scotia Office
(http://www.policyalternatives.ca/). His lecture addresses alternative
provincial and federal government policy and public financing issues and
their impacts on business and provides information about the work of the
CCPA. From 1989-2001, Dr. Haiven was an Associate Professor in the
Department of Industrial Relations and Organizational Behaviour in the
College of Commerce at the University of Saskatchewan. He has a Bachelor of
Science from the University of Toronto, a Master of Public Management from
the University of Alberta, and a PhD from the School of Industrial and
Business Studies at University of Warwick in England. His areas of interest
include: Industrial Relations; Political Economy; Health Care Policy and
Industrial Relations, Employment Law; Public Policy; Government; Business
and Government; Business and Society.

Organized by the Douglas C. Mackay Lecture Series and the Society for
Corporate Environmental and Social Responsibility (CESR)
Web site: http://is2.dal.ca/~cesr  Email: cesr@dal.ca


3) CESR is selling great reusable stainless steel silver mugs with a quote
in green from Dr. Seuss's The Lorax "Unless someone like you cares a whole
lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not." The mugs are $15 including
tax and pay for themselves after just 150 trips to the Second Cup or Tim
Horton's. We only have 30 mugs for sale, if you would like to buy one,
please come to the film showing on Tuesday, March 11 (details below) or to
the public lecture by Dr. Haiven on Friday, March 14 (details above). You
can also contact CESR at cesr@dal.ca to make arrangements to get your mug.
These mugs also make perfect gifts and help reduce the waste of
paper/styrofoam coffee cups.


4) TRADING DEMOCRACY" - MAR. 11
Film Showing: "Trading Democracy" & Q&A with Dr. Gilbert Winham,
International Trade Law Expert and Political Science Professor
Tuesday, March 11
7:00-8:30 PM
ScotiaBank Auditorium, McCain Building (FASS Building)
6135 University Ave.
This is the Bill Moyers' 2002 documentary about NAFTA's Chapter 11. Learn
how this trade agreement threatens democracy, the natural environment and
human rights and why we need to be worried about the FTAA. The film is 50
minutes long and is followed by a discussion with Dr. Winham. A great chance
to ask your questions about the WTO/GATT, NAFTA and the FTAA.
Free Candy and Draw Prizes
Donations Appreciated
Organized by CinemaPIRGatory/NSPIRG and The Society for Corporate
Environmental and
Social Responsibility (CESR)
Web site: http://is2.dal.ca/~cesr  Email: cesr@dal.ca



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