Introduction to the QM35 issue by Maria-Àngels Roque, Editor-in-Chief of the journal.
La raíz de la revolución no está en el islamismo moderado, sino en el éxito del movimiento de oposición social e intelectual, laico, a pesar de las restricciones del gobierno.
The Mediterranean is experiencing a process of structural transformation, which is severely affecting its respective societies. The changes are the result of popular uprisings in the Arab world and of economic and financial crisis in the eurozone.
No study, analysis or history of modern society is complete without a focus on the nexus of sport, society, culture, politics and development.
Before the Arab Spring, discussing Arab media consisted nearly exclusively of describing the exceptional success of Al Jazeera. Since then, however, things have changed.
Although difficult, the period since the 2010 uprisings and the start of the Arab Spring has been fertile for North African culture.
In 2011 we witnessed the beginning of a historic process of uprising in the Arab world. However important it is now to focus on economic stability, it is essential not to lose sight of medium and long-term social and economic challenges.
One of the significant ways through which new media aided political transformation in the Arab world was through the spread of citizen journalism.
Ante la amenaza de restricciones en el espacio público, un simple baile ha adquirido un sentido contestatario.
El Informe del PNUD de 2013 muestra un reequilibrio entre Norte y Sur gracias al progreso de estos países en dimensiones sociales como educación y salud.
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