Politics & Cooperation

The Emergence of a New (Multilateral?) Global Order: How Does the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership Fit in?

The Emergence of a New (Multilateral?) Global Order: How Does the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership Fit in?

The EU should be engaged in the reform of multilateral organizations, decisively help Ukraine to achieve a peace and build a Euro-Mediterranean Economic Integration Area.

 4 October 2023
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Death in the works of Alia Mamdouh

Conference by Alia Mamdouh, Iraqi journalist and writer and Anna Gil-Bardají, professor in the department of Translation and Interpreting and director of the Master’s degree.

 2 December 2021

Transnational is not Diasporic: the Australian-Lebanese community. National belonging in the age of globalization

Conference by Paul Tabar, director of the Institute for Migration Studies and Ricard Zapata, full professor at the department of Political and Social Sciences.

 30 November 2021

Borderlands: Europe and the Mediterranean Middle East?

Conference by Raffaella del Sarto, associate professor of Middle East Studies and Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués, associate professor.

 23 November 2021
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The Mediterranean: The Challenges Of a Conflicted Area. Presentation of the IEMed Mediterranean Yearbook 2021

The regional tension in the Maghreb, the uncertain evolution of Turkey and the economic prospects in the Mediterranean in a scenario marked by the effects of the pandemic, are the focus of the debate hosted by the IEMed to present the IEMed Mediterra...

 18 November 2021

Information networks and communication policy on natural disasters in the Hispanic monarchy

Conference by Domenico Cecere, researcher and professor of Modern History and Diego Sola, lecturer of Modern History and coordinator of the Master’s.

 15 November 2021

Gibraltar: Current Situation and Future Prospects

Conference by Alejandro del Valle, full professor of Public International Law and International Relations and Ana Maria Badia Martí, full professor of Public International Law and International Relations.

 2 November 2021

Princesses in the Mediterranean in the Modern Age

Conference by María Ángeles Pérez Samper, Professor Emeritus of Modern History and Xavier Gil Pujol, Professor of Modern History.

 28 October 2021

Political Participation in Iran from Khatami to the Green Movement

Analysis of the political participation in Iran since the 1990s to understand how grassroots activists survived in an authoritarian country, making space for criticism and action, and answer how theory can help or hinder the politics understanding.

 20 May 2021

Palestine and the “One-State Solution”

The conference deals with some of the debates related to the so-called “One state solution” in Palestinian history, with special attention to the factors that explain the resurgence of this discursive and political alternative.

 13 May 2021

Democratization Versus Democracy: How European Politics Failed the Arab Revolts

Andrea Teti exposes how the European Union had not been able to “change the paradigms” that it previously recognized as unsustainable, concretely regarding Arab revolutions (2011).

 7 April 2021

The Mediterranean Journey of Jesuits towards the Exile (1767)

Inmaculada Fernández Arrillaga, professor of Modern History, talks about the Mediterranean journey of the Jesuits from the Pragmatic Sanction (1767), presenting the causes of their expulsion.

 2 December 2020

Euro-Mediterranean Relations in the Light of the 25th Anniversary of the Barcelona Process

"Euro-Mediterranean relations 25 years after the Barcelona Process" is the inaugural lecture of the Aula Mediterrània 2020-2021 cycle.

 12 November 2020