Christopher Maule
Biographic Data
| ID | 2447120 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christopher Maule |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christopher |
| FAMILY NAME | Maule |
| SIGNATURE | MAULE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Carleton University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
State of the Canada–U.S. Relationship
The bilateral cultural issues of the 1980s and 1990s between Canada and the U.S. centered on trade involving Sports Illustrated, Country Music Television, Borders Books, film distribution and satellite television. These took place within the context of commitments in multilateral and regional agreements dealing with cultural trade issues. Except in the case of Sports Illustrated, the disputes were resolved in the political arena outside the provi…
No Bite, No Bark
It has been over one hundred years since the federal government first introduced policies aimed at managing magazine production and distribution (Canada 1999, 6). Since that time, successive governments have expressed concern over the extent of overflow and split-run circulation of American periodicals in Canada. (1) This has led to the introduction of an array of domestic policies that, over the years, have caused conflict between the two countr…
Much Ado about Culture
Rethinking Canadian Magazine Policy
This article examines the recent magazine dispute between Canada and the USA that was the subject of a World Trade Organization panel ruling in 1997. Canada withdrew or amended the offending measures and subsequently introduced new legislation which the USA claimed to be a replacement of one of the banned measures. This led to the continuation of the dispute and finally to a negotiated settlement in 1999. After examining the underlying facts and …
Much Ado about Culture
In Canada, the audio-visual and print industries are referred to as the cultural industries, whereas the United States calls them the entertainment industries. These language distinctions are accompanied by different domestic policies and political discourses. The United States has relatively open policies toward these activities, while Canada has adopted an inward-looking approach. Failure to integrate cultural industries into NAFTA and WTO has …
Cultural entrepreneurship and the Banff Television Festival
Economics of Film and Television in Australia
Molloy and Burgan's study of film and television production and distribution in Australia summaries the idiosyncratic features of the industry, identifies the domestic policies affecting this sector and discusses a number of the economic issues. This review of the study provides a different interpretation of some of the economic issues. A framework for analysing the industry is proposed, one which focuses on the management of three types of risk:…
Tv Viewers' Choice
A comparison of options currently available to television viewers in three cities in Australia, Canada and the U.K. identifies more extensive choice in the last two countries. Geographic location, the availability of overflow signals, attitudes to public and private broadcasting and the rate of adoption of new delivery systems such as cable and satellite are used to explain the regulatory decisions that have lead to the existing differences. Tech…
Canada among Nations, 1993-94
World Investment Report, 1992
Canada among Nations 1993-94
Canada among Nations 1990-91
Shadows Behind the Scenes
After the Cold War
Canadian Content Rules
La reglementation du contenu a 6te la pierre d'assise de la politique de telediffusion au Canada. Nous examinons, ici, les elements objectifs et discr6tionnaires de la politique du contenu et evaluons de facon critique a savoir si ce sont des externalites de consommation ou des echecs de la television a commerciaux qui justifient son existence. L'impact de la politique existante sur les externalites est faible, sinon inexistant. Bien que la polit…
Canadian Multinationals
Bill c-58 and the Regulation of Periodicals in Canada
Isaiah A. Litvak, Christopher J. Maule, Bill c-58 and the Regulation of Periodicals in Canada, International Journal, Vol. 36, No. 1, The Canada-United States Relationship (Winter, 1980/1981), pp. 70-90
The International Bauxite Agreement
Isaiah A. Litvak, Christopher J. Maule; The International Bauxite Agreement: A Commodity Cartel in Action, International Affairs, Volume 56, Issue 2, 1 Apr
Forced Divestment in the Caribbean
Canadian Investment Abroad
Nationalisation in the Caribbean Bauxite Industry
Isaiah A. Litvak, Christopher J. Maule; Nationalisation in the Caribbean Bauxite Industry*, International Affairs, Volume 51, Issue 1, 1 January 1975, Page
Canadian-United States Corporate Interface and Transnational Relations
Transnational relations involving parent companies of United States multinational enterprises with subsidiaries in Canada have begun to interest not only the social scientist but also the politician and businessman. What is the effect of such transnational relations on the economic resources and performance of each country? What political means are used to influence corporate behaviour? What is the effect of the constitutional system on such tran…
Interest-Group Tactics and the Politics of Foreign Investment
La politique canadienne en matière d'investissements étrangers: le cas Time-Reader's DigestCette étude traite de l'influence des entreprises et des gouvernements, tant canadiens qu'américains, sur la formulation de la politique canadienne concernant la publication des magazines. Les divergences d'intérêts et de perceptions des problèmes entre les ressortissants des diverses régions du Canada et des Etats-Unis sont analysées à partir des mémoires …
Government‐business interface
This article presents the findings of a recent study made of successful technical entrepreneurs with small be in the secondary manufacturing sector in Canada. A major purpose of the study was to ascertain the entrepreneurs' perception of the environment for entrepreneurship in Canada, with a view to determining the form that Canadian government assistance might take. The article, amongst other things, relates the findings of the study to the curr…
World Investment Report, 1992
Canadian Content Rules
La reglementation du contenu a 6te la pierre d'assise de la politique de telediffusion au Canada. Nous examinons, ici, les elements objectifs et discr6tionnaires de la politique du contenu et evaluons de facon critique a savoir si ce sont des externalites de consommation ou des echecs de la television a commerciaux qui justifient son existence. L'impact de la politique existante sur les externalites est faible, sinon inexistant. Bien que la polit…
Forced Divestment in the Caribbean
Nationalisation in the Caribbean Bauxite Industry
Isaiah A. Litvak, Christopher J. Maule; Nationalisation in the Caribbean Bauxite Industry*, International Affairs, Volume 51, Issue 1, 1 January 1975, Page
The International Bauxite Agreement
Isaiah A. Litvak, Christopher J. Maule; The International Bauxite Agreement: A Commodity Cartel in Action, International Affairs, Volume 56, Issue 2, 1 Apr
Rethinking Canadian Magazine Policy
This article examines the recent magazine dispute between Canada and the USA that was the subject of a World Trade Organization panel ruling in 1997. Canada withdrew or amended the offending measures and subsequently introduced new legislation which the USA claimed to be a replacement of one of the banned measures. This led to the continuation of the dispute and finally to a negotiated settlement in 1999. After examining the underlying facts and …
Canada among Nations, 1993-94
Canada among Nations 1990-91
Canadian Multinationals
Interest-Group Tactics and the Politics of Foreign Investment
La politique canadienne en matière d'investissements étrangers: le cas Time-Reader's DigestCette étude traite de l'influence des entreprises et des gouvernements, tant canadiens qu'américains, sur la formulation de la politique canadienne concernant la publication des magazines. Les divergences d'intérêts et de perceptions des problèmes entre les ressortissants des diverses régions du Canada et des Etats-Unis sont analysées à partir des mémoires …
Government‐business interface
This article presents the findings of a recent study made of successful technical entrepreneurs with small be in the secondary manufacturing sector in Canada. A major purpose of the study was to ascertain the entrepreneurs' perception of the environment for entrepreneurship in Canada, with a view to determining the form that Canadian government assistance might take. The article, amongst other things, relates the findings of the study to the curr…
Canadian-United States Corporate Interface and Transnational Relations
Transnational relations involving parent companies of United States multinational enterprises with subsidiaries in Canada have begun to interest not only the social scientist but also the politician and businessman. What is the effect of such transnational relations on the economic resources and performance of each country? What political means are used to influence corporate behaviour? What is the effect of the constitutional system on such tran…
Interest-Group Tactics and the Politics of Foreign Investment
La politique canadienne en matière d'investissements étrangers: le cas Time-Reader's DigestCette étude traite de l'influence des entreprises et des gouvernements, tant canadiens qu'américains, sur la formulation de la politique canadienne concernant la publication des magazines. Les divergences d'intérêts et de perceptions des problèmes entre les ressortissants des diverses régions du Canada et des Etats-Unis sont analysées à partir des mémoires …
Nationalisation in the Caribbean Bauxite Industry
Isaiah A. Litvak, Christopher J. Maule; Nationalisation in the Caribbean Bauxite Industry*, International Affairs, Volume 51, Issue 1, 1 January 1975, Page
Canadian Investment Abroad
Forced Divestment in the Caribbean
The International Bauxite Agreement
Isaiah A. Litvak, Christopher J. Maule; The International Bauxite Agreement: A Commodity Cartel in Action, International Affairs, Volume 56, Issue 2, 1 Apr
Bill c-58 and the Regulation of Periodicals in Canada
Isaiah A. Litvak, Christopher J. Maule, Bill c-58 and the Regulation of Periodicals in Canada, International Journal, Vol. 36, No. 1, The Canada-United States Relationship (Winter, 1980/1981), pp. 70-90
Canadian Multinationals
Canadian Content Rules
La reglementation du contenu a 6te la pierre d'assise de la politique de telediffusion au Canada. Nous examinons, ici, les elements objectifs et discr6tionnaires de la politique du contenu et evaluons de facon critique a savoir si ce sont des externalites de consommation ou des echecs de la television a commerciaux qui justifient son existence. L'impact de la politique existante sur les externalites est faible, sinon inexistant. Bien que la polit…
Shadows Behind the Scenes
After the Cold War
Canada among Nations 1990-91
World Investment Report, 1992
Canada among Nations 1993-94
Economics of Film and Television in Australia
Molloy and Burgan's study of film and television production and distribution in Australia summaries the idiosyncratic features of the industry, identifies the domestic policies affecting this sector and discusses a number of the economic issues. This review of the study provides a different interpretation of some of the economic issues. A framework for analysing the industry is proposed, one which focuses on the management of three types of risk:…
Tv Viewers' Choice
A comparison of options currently available to television viewers in three cities in Australia, Canada and the U.K. identifies more extensive choice in the last two countries. Geographic location, the availability of overflow signals, attitudes to public and private broadcasting and the rate of adoption of new delivery systems such as cable and satellite are used to explain the regulatory decisions that have lead to the existing differences. Tech…
Canada among Nations, 1993-94
Cultural entrepreneurship and the Banff Television Festival
Much Ado about Culture
In Canada, the audio-visual and print industries are referred to as the cultural industries, whereas the United States calls them the entertainment industries. These language distinctions are accompanied by different domestic policies and political discourses. The United States has relatively open policies toward these activities, while Canada has adopted an inward-looking approach. Failure to integrate cultural industries into NAFTA and WTO has …
Much Ado about Culture
Rethinking Canadian Magazine Policy
This article examines the recent magazine dispute between Canada and the USA that was the subject of a World Trade Organization panel ruling in 1997. Canada withdrew or amended the offending measures and subsequently introduced new legislation which the USA claimed to be a replacement of one of the banned measures. This led to the continuation of the dispute and finally to a negotiated settlement in 1999. After examining the underlying facts and …
No Bite, No Bark
It has been over one hundred years since the federal government first introduced policies aimed at managing magazine production and distribution (Canada 1999, 6). Since that time, successive governments have expressed concern over the extent of overflow and split-run circulation of American periodicals in Canada. (1) This has led to the introduction of an array of domestic policies that, over the years, have caused conflict between the two countr…
State of the Canada–U.S. Relationship
The bilateral cultural issues of the 1980s and 1990s between Canada and the U.S. centered on trade involving Sports Illustrated, Country Music Television, Borders Books, film distribution and satellite television. These took place within the context of commitments in multilateral and regional agreements dealing with cultural trade issues. Except in the case of Sports Illustrated, the disputes were resolved in the political arena outside the provi…
Political science (22 works) · Economics (14 works) · Law (12 works) · Business (10 works) · Law (10 works) · International trade (9 works) · Canadian Policy and Governance (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Economic history (5 works)