Charlotte Barcat intervened on France Culture June 1, 2021 to talk about the Peace Bridge in Derry, in Northern Ireland.
Charlotte Barcat, lecturer in British civilization at Nantes University and researcher at the CRINI, conducts some research on the role of Europe in the peace process in Northern Ireland with the support of the Alliance Europa Institute for European and Global Studies (attractivity program). She intervened on June 1, 2021 on France Culture to evoke the Peace Bridge in Derry in Northern Ireland in the 2nd episode of the Divided cities series, dedicated to Belfast, for the World cultures program.
Follow this link to listen to the program
CRINI (Centre for Research on National Identities and Interculturality – EA 1162 (UN))
CRINI (Centre for Research on National Identities and Interculturality – EA 1162 (UN))
The Centre for Research on National Identities and Interculturality brings together the research in civilization, linguistics and literature, carried out in several cultural areas, by the teacher-researchers of the different departments of the UFR. The CRINI has set itself the goal, through numerous publications and conferences, of elucidating national cultural specificities/identities and their interferences/interactions. It benefits from the contribution of a large network of foreign researchers regularly associated with its activities.
http://www.crini.univ-nantes.fr/
Nantes University
Nantes University offers courses from bachelor’s to master’s degrees and excellence research projects concerning Europe in a wide range of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.
It is home to the Institute for European and Global Studies, which implements the Alliance Europa programme.
https://www.univ-nantes.fr
