On November 27, Fredy Linus Bouchen and Stéphanie Garneau will participate in anLecture spontané, hosted by Marie Lalande. The discussion will centre on their 2026 book, Migration, Frontières, exil, published by Écosociété. Drawing on Fredy Linus Bouchen’s personal migration journey from Cameroon to Quebec and Stéphanie Garneau’s sociological perspective, the conversation will explore borders, migration policies and their human consequences. Designed for high school students, the activity requires no prior reading.
Later that day, Dahlia Namian will join Alain Crevier and Françoise David for a roundtable discussion entitled Conversation croisée. The discussion will draw, in part, on Namian’s 2026 book, Le grand renversement : Quand les riches marchent sur la tête, published by Lux Éditeur. Drawing on their respective publications, the speakers will discuss economic inequality, solidarity, the common good and the kind of society we want to leave to future generations.
The participation of our professors highlights the contribution of social sciences research to important public conversations and demonstrates how academic knowledge can inspire dialogue, critical reflection and collective engagement.
Congratulations to our professors on sharing their expertise with the wider community!
