Conferences
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For detailed information concerning the conferences below (abstracts, contacts, etc.),
please contact the Head of Maison Française (eaucouturier@ug.edu.gh)
2015-2016
- April 13, 2016: Yves du Penhoat (IRD Bénin), Response of the Gulf of Guinea coastline to anthropogenic and natural forcing
- April 4, 2016: Marianne Morange (Université Paris Diderot, IUF), Amandine Spire (Université Paris Diderot) et Armelle Choplin (Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée), Addressing the right to the city through street vendors’ relocation: the cases of Accra and Cape Town
- February 16, 2016: Geoffroy de Saulieu (IRD Cameroon), Tropical Africa: an archaeology in upheaval, Institute of African Studies and Maison Française.
- February 11-13, 2016: Conditions enseignantes et langues d'enseignement, international conference (http://eldghana2016.sciencesconf.org/)
- October 27-28, 2015 : Lumières : liberté et colonialisme, international conference (http://lumieres.sciencesconf.org/)
2014-2015
- June 26, 2015 : The European Union's program for Research and Innovation, Prof. Irène Nenner, Former deputy Director of the Physical science Division in CEA France, Consultant at Nenner.conseil Ltd – Management for Research and higher Education
- June 22, 2015: [Book launch] Professor William E. ABRAHAM, The Mind of Africa
- June 9 to June 12, 2015 : Tropical Biology Association's conference: Conserving biological diversity for a sustainable future: the african challenge
- December 4, 2014: [WW1 conference cycle] Dr. AUCOUTURIER Etienne (University of Ghana and French Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Biological warfare in WW1
- December 4, 2014: [WW1 conference cycle] Dr. ESSAH Doris S. (University of Ghana, Dept. of History), Consequences of the First World War in the Gold Coast Colony
- November 20, 2014: [WW1 conference cycle] Dr. AGBEFLE Koffi (University of Ghana, Dept. of French), La chute de l'Allemagne et le double statut de l'éwé après la première guerre mondiale: sécurité et insécurité linguistique
- November 13, 2014: John Nott (ESRC PhD Student, University of Leeds), Food, nutrition and free trade: imperial economics and nutritional status in independent Ghana
