Europe's Invisible Migrants

Abstract

Return,'" which was sponsored by the Institute of French Studies, New York University.Before that time, we had been working on our own, isolated from each other by geography and disciplinary boundaries.Once together, we quickly found that our research covered much common ground.Conference attendees commented on the multiple ways that the papers intersected, and suggested that this represented an exciting moment of convergence in academic scholarship, one that may even represent the emergence of a new field of study, and one that certainly merited consolidation into a common text.We thus embarked together on the longer project of developing this book.The Institute of French Studies, New York University, generously supported the initial conference.I thank Susan Carol Rogers for suggesting that I organize such a conference, and for her unflagging and intelligent counsel throughout my fellowship year at NYU in 1998-9.

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