Joventut, societat, mitjans de comunicació i cultura

The Role of the Media in Arab Transitions: How “Cyberactivism” is Revolutionising the Political and Communication Landscapes

One of the significant ways through which new media aided political transformation in the Arab world was through the spread of citizen journalism.

Socio-Political Map after the “Arab Awakening”: in Search of a Balance of Powers

The new political and social context following the “Arab Awakening” has highlighted two elements that are common to the demands of all the countries involved.

The Challenge of Media Fragmentation and Political Sectarianism after the Arab Spring

Digital media tools, like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, blogs, and more were demonstrably significant in the short-term mobilising period during the protest phase.

Barcelona i el gran comerç d’Orient a l’edat mitjana

Als segles XIV i XV, la ruta de Llevant va atraure nombrosos comerciants occidentals, que hi varen fer cap per adquirir les preuades espècies vingudes de l’Àsia.

Youth’s Future and the Dialogue between Generations

Half-Hearted

The Lollipop Fields

Euro-Med Cooperation on Research and Innovation

Invisible Mother

Islamism: from Dissent to Power

From the start, the media were present not only to carry out their prime mission of informing, but likewise, in some cases, to accompany the revolts, encourage them and even expand their dimensions and breadth.

Culture in the Mediterranean and the Arab Spring

A memorable year, 2011 marked a radical rupture with the balances that characterised the post-colonial Euro-Mediterranean Region. What about the cultural dimension in this new horizon?

Arab Spring: The Awakening of Civil Society. A General Overview

Turmoil is probably the best characterisation of Mediterranean societies in 2011, when historic political and economic events swept across the region.