Forthcoming events
ACLAIIR AGM and Annual Seminar 2013
This year’s AGM and Seminar is being hosted by the the Institute for the Study of the Americas, and will take place in Senate House, University of London on Tuesday 18 June.
The theme of the seminar is the supply of e-books from Spain, with presentations from Casalini, Iberoamericana and Digitalia, followed by discussion of the issues raised.
For further details, please see the full programme and registration form below.
ACLAIIR 2013_AGM and Seminar Programme
We look forward to seeing you on the 18th!
Past events
Joint ACLAIIR-IGRS-IC seminar
Thursday 18th April 2013
21st Century Fiction from Spain
The programme for this exciting event has now been confirmed. A one-day seminar organised by ACLAIIR, the Institute of Germanic & Romance Studies, and the Instituto Cervantes in London. Join us for an overview of recent trends in Spanish fiction, and find out about current research in the field. There will also be discussions on collecting fiction from Spain in UK libraries, and the landscape of the UK market for Spanish fiction.
ACLAIIR Seminar & AGM 2012
The 2012 AGM was held in Oxford on Friday 29th June 2012. We were very pleased to welcome the following speakers who took part in our seminar, Digital Resources in Hispanic Studies.
Stephen Parkinson (Oxford University) – The Oxford Cantigas de Santa Maria Database.
Joan Ramon Veny, Jordi Malé (Universitat de Lleida) – Corpus literari digital (en español)
Sonia Morcillo, Alison Sinclair (Cambridge University) – Wrongdoing in Spain, 1800-1936
Many thanks to all those who attended a very successful day.
Jornadas ACLAIIR/REDIAL : ACLAIIR AGM and Seminar 2011
The 2011 meeting of the Hispanic Studies library group, ACLAIIR, was a joint event with the continental European association REDIAL (Red Europea de Información y Documentación sobre América Latina). It was held at the British Library at St Pancras and also at the Institute for the Study of the Americas in London on Monday and Tuesday 20-21 June.
The first day included presentations of research projects on Latin America by leading UK academics and also introductions to two major commercial projects of interest to Latin Americanists. The full programme is available here. Information on the academic speakers’ profiles and research projects can be found below.
Claire Taylor (University of Liverpool)
Latin American Cyberculture Latin American net.art
Matthew Brown (University of Bristol)
Aquiles Alencar Brayner (British Library)
Stephen Hart (University College London)
Erica Segre (University of Cambridge)
John Perivolaris
Retratos de Independencia: Bicentennial Portraits of Latin American Women in England
Pingback: Aviat es podrà consultar en xarxa al Corpus Literari Digital de la UdL, que demà es presenta a Oxford | meslleida
Pingback: 21st Century Fiction from Spain: a one-day seminar | Senate House Library