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    Franco-Irish conference aims to create continued interchange

    By Noreen Bowden | May 8, 2007

    “Migration, Culture and Politics: A Franco-Irish Dialogue” will be be hosted by the Humanities Institute of Ireland, UCD, on May 14, 2007. Conference organisers promise “a unique platform for a comparative Franco-Irish dialogue on the economic and cultural implications of migration and related societal change. ” The event aims to create a network of academics and policy-makers linking Ireland and France in continued policy and intellectual interchange.

    Speakers include Dr Bettinna Migge, Dr Alice Feldman, and Dr Steven Loyal, all of UCD; Dr Isabelle Léglise, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris; Dr William Berthomiére, MIGRINTER, Université de Poitiers; Dr Christophe Bertossi, Institute Francaise des Relations Internationales, Paris; and Piaras MacÉinri, University College Cork.

    More information is available on the UCD website.

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