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ASMCF North WestPostgraduate workshop 2014University of LiverpoolRendall Building (Building 432 on the campus map)Lecture Theatre 4Wednesday 11 June 2014&#160;All welcome, but spaces are limited and advance registration is required by Wednesday 4 June. Please contact Will Amos (translatingcultures@liverpool.ac.uk) to register, or for further details.&#160;DRAFT PROGRAMMEFrom 10.00: registration10.30-11.00: coffee and welcome 11.00-12.00: panel 1—landscapes, cityscapes, stages (chair: Charles Forsdick [University of Liverpool])Will Amos (University of Liverpool)'Global languages in local spaces: Rethinking multilingualism in the Linguistic Landscape of Toulouse'Florence Bögelein (University of Liverpool)'Recyclages apocalyptiques: vers un héroïsme de la conscience dans Dogville de Lars von Trier'12.00-12.30: ASMCF NW AGM12.30-1.30: lunch1.30-3.00: panel 2—colonial histories, transnational formations (chair: Kate Marsh [University of Liverpool])Daniel Feather (Liverpool John Moores University)'France, The United States and the Gabonese Coup d’état: A realignment of Fashoda Syndrome'Roel van der Velde (University of Portsmouth)'Marketing Helicopters to Pretoria: Researching parallel French and South African military and industrial development, 1955-1977'Alessio Loreti (Université Paris-Est)'Séparations identitaires et lingua franca dans l’écriture francophone des Italiens de Tunisie, de Mario Scalesi (1892-1922) à Adrien Salmieri (1929)'3.00-3.30: Coffee3.30-4.30: panel 3—postcolonial, post-9/11 (chair: Jonathan Lewis [University of Liverpool])Hugh Hiscock (University of Liverpool)'The Persistence of the Peripheral': Postcolonial relations and narratives of alienation in the banlieue.'Rebecca Johnson (University of Manchester)'The Clash of Articulations: Aesthetic shock, intersectional narratives and Islam in post-9/11 Britain and France'4.30: END OF WORKSHOP