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Les 17 et 18 juillet 2014 aura lieu à l'Université de Southampton (Angleterre) une conférence sur les enfants non accompagnés en Grande-Bretagne entre 1914 et 2014. Cette manifestation est organisée par l'Institut Parkes de cette université et par le Centre des Etudes judéo-allemandes de l'Université de Sussex. Il s'agira d'étudier leur migration "de" et également "vers" ce pays et ses impacts sur ces enfants eux-mêmes, sur la société, sur les politiques, l'éducation et l'histoire.Les organisateurs de cette conférence invitent, entre autres, les personnes travaillant sur les migrations des orphelins de la Shoah à postuler.Pour cela, il faut envoyer avant le 15 avril 2014 une proposition d'intervention (intervention en anglais de 20 minutes) de 300 mots et un court CV, le tout en anglais.Vous pouvez retrouver cet appel sur H-Migration.&#160;Call for PaperRefugees and Migrants: Unaccompanied Children in Britain 1914-2014Against the backdrop of intense contemporary debate on immigration, the University of Southampton’s Parkes Institute and the Centre for German-Jewish Studies at the University of Sussex are pleased to announce an interdisciplinary and international conference on unaccompanied child migration both in and out of the UK over the past century. The conference, to be held 17-18 July 2014 at The University of Southampton, seeks to explore all aspects of child migration and its impact on children, society, politics, education and history.We invite abstracts for papers covering any topic related to Great Britain and unaccompanied child migration over the past one hundred years, including, but not limited to the following:Organisations and individuals working with child migrantsBelgian children in the First World WarBasque refugee children 1937-9The KindertransportPost-war Holocaust orphansOut-migration to the Dominions in the 20th centuryChild migrants in the 1960s and 70sContemporary unaccompanied child migrationThis conference is open to postgraduates, early career and established academics in any relevant discipline.Abstracts of 300 words, for papers of 20 minutes and a short CV should be sent to either:Jennifer Craig-Norton at  J.Craig-Norton@soton.ac.uk  orRose Holmes at R.Holmes@sussex.ac.ukPlease submit abstract by 15 April 2014. Panel discussion proposals of three applicants are also welcome. Applicants will be notified by 15 May 2014.A limited number of bursaries will be awarded to successful applicants.