The papers below are the original versions as presented by the authors at the conference, and are not to be cited or quoted without the author's permission

Session 1 - Trade, Migration and Investment: Substitutes or Complements?


• Trade and Migration in North America: The Role of NAFTA by James Hollifield and Thomas Osang
• Nafta and Mexico-US Migration: Policy Options in 2004 by Phil L. Martin
  
  
• Comments by John F. Helliwell
  
  Session 2 - Opportunities for and Obstacles to Skill Recognition and Skill Competition
  
  
• Evolving Impacts and Consequences of Immigration in a Post-Industrial Economy by B. Lindsey Lowell and Susan Martin
• The Institutional Context of Immigration Policy and Skill Recognition in Canada by Jeffrey G. Reitz
  
  
• April 1 lunch keynote speech by Thomas Axworthy
  
  Session 3 - A North American Perimeter: What are the Options?
  
  
• Homeland Security and International Migration: Toward a North American Security Perimeter? by Christopher Rudolph
• International Cooperation to Create Smart Borders by Rey Koslowski
• Fortress America or Fortress North America? by John J. Noble
  
  
• Comments by Mitchell Optican
  
  Session 4 - Public Involvement: How Can We Involve Civil Societies
  
  
• Social Trust and Regional Integration in North America: Challenges and Opportunities by Carole Wilson
• Labour in North American Integration: Issues, Interests and Actors by Sandra Polaski
  
  
• April 1 dinner keynote speech by Sidney Weintraub (speaking notes)
  
  
• April 2 breakfast keynote speech by Geronimo Gutierrez
  
  Session 5 - Is There a Need for New Institutions in North America?
  
  
• Institutionalizing NAFTA by Patrick James and Michael Lusztig
• Strengthening Existing Institutions and Building New Ones in North America by Gustavo Vega (not yet available)
  
  
• Comments by Maria Teresa Garcia-Segovia de Madero