Exchanges between Quebec and France since “Vive le Québec libre

Exchanges between Quebec and France since “Vive le Québec libre”
Loic Bourdeau (organizer)
In anticipation of 2017 and the 50th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle’s famous
“Vive le Québec Libre”, this panel – as part of the 2016 ACQS convention on
Exchanges – seeks to investigate the relationships between Quebec and France
at a political, cultural, and economic level. What influence does each region have
on the other? How have issues of identity and sovereignty evolve since 1967?
How and what do they exchange today? Is there a (remaining?) sense of
nostalgia toward de Gaulle’s declaration? What remains of the 1967 momentum?
Etc. Interdisciplinary approaches are encouraged, especially those dealing with
marginal groups (queer, postcolonial, first nation studies).
Abstract of 250 words (+ 50-word biography), in French or English, should be
sent to [email protected] by April 10, 2016.
Loic Bourdeau
Assistant Professor of French and Francophone Studies
University of Louisiana at Lafayette