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Diaspora Centre host Guggenheim Research Fellow

The Scottish Centre for Diaspora Studies will host Dr Richard McMahon as a Guggenheim fellow.

Dr McMahon, who is supported by an award from the distinguished USA body, The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation,will work on a comparative study of Irish migration to Glasgow, New York, San Francisco and Toronto.

This article was published on Feb 2, 2012

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