Transition(s)
Knowledge, Issues, Practices, and Prospects for Young Researchers in Canadian Studies
Driven by a commitment to young research, the French Association for Canadian Studies (Association Française d'Études Canadiennes, AFEC), in partnership with Grenoble Alpes University and the Grenoble Centre for Canadian Studies (Centre d'Études Canadiennes de Grenoble, CECG), has decided to dedicate the 48th edition of its annual conference to emerging researchers in Canadian Studies.
This event is aimed at all doctoral students, post-docs and other young researchers at the start of their careers (master’s students, temporary lecturers (ATERs), young PhDs without a contract) working on the Canadian cultural area – be it Anglophone Canada, Francophone Canada, Quebec, Indigenous People – or on themes related to Canada.
Through various interpretations of the theme of “transition(s)”, the 48th AFEC conference seeks to explore the complexity of contemporary changes, crises and developments facing Canada today. Through this theme, we also welcome contributions that adopt a comparative or diachronic approach – and that, in so doing, give an account of these changes and evolutions across time, space, or theoretical frameworks.
