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Frank Wright Memorial Lecture

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Date(s)
March 10, 2022
Location
Canada Room and Council Chamber
Time
16:00 - 17:30
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Free
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Professor Jennifer Todd, UCD “Ethnic Conflict: Comparative Logics, Prospects of Transformation”

Professor Jennifer Todd, UCD, will deliver the 2022 Frank Wright Memorial Lecture on Thursday 10 March 2022, in Queen's University Belfast.

Abstract:

Frank Wright’s major comparative analysis addressed big questions concerning the logics of colonial systems, ethnic division, internal conflict and how ethnic conflict can be controlled but seldom – following Girard – transformed. His posthumously published “Two Lands on One Soil” may point to other possibilities.  

In this talk Professor Todd returns to these questions in light of new comparative evidence and theory and identify openings for transformation,  showing how they are exemplified also in Northern Ireland.

The paper will end with discussion of new obstacles to transformation.

Doors open at 3.30pm for 4pm prompt start.

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