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Migration Across the Disciplines

30 June 2011

Time: 10:00am
Venue: Most of the Conference will be held at Lock Keeper’s Cottage, Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Campus The dinner will be held at The Orange Room Café, a Lebanese restaurant near the campus. The evening performance on Thursday will be in the Hitchcock cinema, which is in the Arts I Building, also at the Mile End Campus.

Few will dispute that the study of migration involves numerous possible disciplinary routes and methodologies of research. With this conference, the Centre for the Study of Migration brings together scholars, practitioners and performers from several continents. They work in the fields of: anthropology, geography, governance, languages, law, literature, media, medicine, philosophy, physics, and politics. They will be expressing themselves through traditional academic papers, through poetry, through music, through film, through photography, and through insights from their daily practice. Based physically at the heart of Britain’s migration story, we will have the option of a walking tour of London’s East End and a conference dinner at a local Lebanese restaurant. We hope that you will join us and help us to explore Migration Across the Disciplines.

TO RESERVE* YOUR PLACE AT THIS YEAR’S CONFERENCE, PLEASE EMAIL: events@qmul.ac.uk
and please specify whether you hope to come on Thursday’s walk, as there are limited places on the walk.


*There is no registration fee, but attendees will be expected to supply their own lunch (there are numerous reasonably priced cafes in and around the campus) and pay for the conference dinner, should they wish to join.

Information about Panels
Each panel is made up of three or four presenters that are grouped broadly. It is hoped that the presenters will discuss their work for 15-20 minutes each. We will then have a generous time for discussion. During this time it is hoped that everyone present will have the opportunity to engage with what has been said in the panel, and also bring in themes from the rest of the conference

see also - Map and directions to the Conference

see also - Directions to the Dinner venue

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