[Air-L] famous unAmericans
Sue Thomas
Sue.Thomas at dmu.ac.uk
Sun Mar 6 10:14:01 PST 2011
Barry, I mentioned you in an earlier mail to Michael.
Thanks for your suggestions below, helpful
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Subject: [Air-L] famous unAmericans
I can think of several famous Canadians, such as David Lyon (Queens) and
Steve Mann (Toronto) A few have even heard of me.
In Italy: Leopoldina Fortunati (Udine)
In Israel: Gustavo Mesch, Sheizaf Rafaeli, Ilan Talmud - all at Haifa
(hope this isn't a British server, or else it may boycott)
In Japan, Kakuko Miyata
In UK: Bill Dutton (American until 10 years ago), Bernie Hogan -- both
at OII (but Bernie is a Canadian -- or even better, a Newfie)
And then there is the special case of Manuel Castells, Spanish raised,
became famous in France, became internet involved in US, and now cycles
between US and Catalonia
Apologies, if I have forgotten some of my best friends' names.
Barry Wellman
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