Études d'histoire et de civilisation / Studies in History and Civilisation
Martine Monacelli (Université de Nice-Sophia Antipolis) England's re-imagining of Ireland in the nineteenth centur
Timothy J. White (Department of Political Science and Sociology Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio) The Impact of British Colonialism on Irish Catholicism and National Identity: Repression, Reemergence, and Divergence
Christophe Gillissen (Université de Paris IV – Sorbonne) Un " jeu subtil de discrétion et d'indiscrétion calculée " : la France et la question de l'Irlande du Nord à l'ONU
Karine Deslandes (University of Buckingham) Immixtion du conflit nord-irlandais dans la vie politique française : le reportage des grèves de la faim en 1981 dans L'Humanité et Libération
Agnès Maillot (Dublin City University) Racisme, sectarisme et politique en Irlande du Nord
Études littéraires / Literary studies
Kelli Maloy (University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg) "Children of Quality Do Not Linger Long in Woolworths": Concealment, Containment, and Mortification in Clare Boylan's Holy Pictures and Miriam Dunne's Blessed Art Thou A Monk Swimming
Pilar Villar Argáiz (Universidad de Granada) 'Telling the truth about time': The Importance of Local Rootedness in Paula Meehan's Poetry
Chu He (Indiana University South Bend) The Dilemma of Colonial Hybridity in Brian Friel's Translations
Ciara Hogan (Université Paris Descartes) "Lost Hero of the Past": Ruin, Wound, and the Failure of Idealism in the Poetry of James Clarence Mangan
Gilbert Pham-Thanh (Université Paris-Nord, EA 452) Transformer l'essai wildien : lectures de " The Critic as Artist "
