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EBSN5 Manchester (RFP)

November 9, 2015
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Dear EBSN Members:

The CFP for the Fifth Annual Conference of the European Beat Studies Network, which will take place in Manchester in June 2016, can be found on our website HERE. We would be very grateful if you could distribute this CFP, and note that further information will be posted on the EBSN website.

If you have any queries please get in touch with either of the organisers: Doug Field <douglas.field@manchester.ac.uk>  and Oliver Harris <oliverharris@mac.com>

With many thanks and best wishes on behalf of the EBSN,

Oliver Harris
President, European Beat Studies Network

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