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CHINA AND IRELAND: OLD COUNTRIES, NEW DREAMS

Both China and Ireland can trace their roots to the very depths of antiquity, and both societies have undergone dramatic change in recent decades. With interest in China clearly growing in Ireland, there are also signs that Ireland’s profile is rising in China. While the main theme of the ACSI Third Annual Conference is inter‐relative and comparative, the ACSI welcomes contributions from across the entire spectrum of Chinese Studies. This year’s keynote speech to the conference will be delivered by one of the world’s leading scholars in Chinese Studies, Professor Gregory B. Lee, first vice president (deputy vice‐chancellor) of the Jean Moulin University of Lyon, France. A much sought‐after writer, broadcaster and commentator on Chinese affairs, Professor Lee’s renowned scholarship has encompassed Chinese Modernism, Diaspora, and Transcultural Studies. The ACSI’s Third Annual Conference will provide a platform for researchers, academics and experienced commentators to present their work in the wide range of disciplines and perspectives that fall beneath the broad umbrella of Chinese Studies.

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ACSI 3rd Annual Conference Programme April 24 2010

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