Contents

 

Monitoring Canada’s French Connection

 

Introduction—Dean Louder and J. Richard Beach, Guest Editors

 

Neo–Canadians and Schools in Montreal, 1900–1970—Michael D. Behiels

 

Linguistic Legislation and Ethnic Enrollment in Montreal’s French Public Schools—Pierre Anctil

 

Cultural Transformations in Montreal Since 1970—Claude Marois

 

Reflections on Le Quebéc d’en haut et le Quebéc d’en basDean Louder

 

A French–Canadian Education and the Persistence of la Franco–AméricanieRobert G. LeBlanc

 

Rediscovering the French Canadian Diaspora: A Personal Testimony—Eloise Briére

 

Franco–Americans and Québécois: Americans Twice Over—Louis Dupont

 

A travers les frontiers: Quebec and Quebec Studies—J. Richard Beach

 

Unraveling the Quebec–Canada–USA Linguistic Triangle—Eric Waddell

 

French Immersion Programs: New Identities and Recurring Problems—Rita Bienvenue

 

Linguistic Territorialization: Is Canada Approaching the Belgian Model?—Don Cartwright

 

A Canadian Dilemma: Free Trade with the United States—Jacques Bernier