FRENCH LINKS

Geoff Hare

worked for 30 years as a lecturer in French Studies in higher education, and his French Links list is well known as an excellent gateway to information about contemporary France and things French. It has been available to the academic community and beyond since 1997 and currently contains over 700 different links. Its organisation is idiosyncratic and reflects Geoff's interests, but lists many sites in France and elsewhere, mainly official sites and academic sites, rather than personal ones. Click on topics on the left.

New! For Site of the Week: click on SIBMAS list of museums, libraries, arts and cultural centres in Paris and in France town by town, especially re: performing arts
[Previous sites of the week]

New! Chalet for SALE in Vosges hills, eastern France:
à VENDRE dans les Vosges: joli petit chalet meublé
près du Lac de Gérardmer, pour amateurs de tourisme vert et de ski;
Maison à vendre en Bretagne - VENDUE

New! Hôpital LAENNEC - un pas vers la VICTOIRE ?
LE TRIBUNAL ADMINISTRATIF ANNULE LES PERMIS DE CONSTRUIRE ET DE DEMOLIR
L'Hôpital Laennec un lieu de mémoire en danger. Le comité Laennec-Turgot revendique l'accessibilité de la chapelle et des jardins du site historique.


Geoff at Baltic

Geoff at Baltic, 2003

The cover of 'Football in France'

Geoff supports the Newcastle Alliance française.

Geoff has published widely on French sport, radio and television, including:

Football in France. A Cultural History (Oxford: Berg Publishers, 2003) (orders via Berg Publishers or through amazon.com).

The Tour de France, 1903-2003, published in 2003, a multi-authored book for the centenary, jointly edited with Hugh Dauncey.
Click for Geoff's photos of the 2002 Tour de France.

France and the 1998 World Cup: the national impact of a world sporting event, edited by Hugh Dauncey & Geoff Hare (London: Frank Cass, 1999, 232p.)
Click for Geoff's World Cup photos


He now works as a freelance translator in records management, sports studies and more general topics, is an occasional conference organiser and author. See his translation page, including a translation into French of a Records Management Guide. He is an honorary Senior Research Fellow in Newcastle University's School of Modern Languages (see university profile and full text of some of his academic articles) and has taught part-time in Politics at Newcastle University.

Click for his family album.

French flag

Click the down arrow to the right of the back button HINT: To return to the French Links site after opening a listed website, use the back button in your browser. If the back button appears not to work (this happens where websites reload pages), you can use the down arrow next to the back button to select the French Links site (see picture)."


Dernière mise à jour : le 18 juillet 2008
Sites last systematically checked July 2007 by Geoff Hare ( geoff@frenchlinks.org.uk )


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