Youth, Society, Media & Culture

Mediterranean Artists as Footnotes. On Exhibitions and Other Forms of Culture

European culture programmes have finally begun regularly including exhibitions about the East.

The Linguistic Fracture of the Maghreb

We can say that language is the direct expression of a people’s culture. Hence, the official use of a language that nobody speaks in formal fields such as literary and scientific knowledge or politics reveals a strong marginalisation of the populat...

God in the Eagles’ Country: the Bektashi Order

Originated from Sufi movements that took place in the Middle East in the 11th and 12th, the Bektashi Order founds in Albania his Torch Land.

Moroccan Letter

News in the West about Arabs is based on four stereotypes: the heartless terrorist, the corrupt leader, the fanatical fundamentalist, and the uncultured immigrant.

The Drama of Syria

Syria, the country known as “the heart of the Middle East” because of its complex and extremely rich history, has become a battlefield.

Libye, un an après

La vie en Libye, depuis la fin de la révolution et la mort du colonel Mouammar Kadhafi, n’est, certes, pas facile, mais pleine d’énergie, pleine d’espoir.

Interview to Yasemin Samderelli

Interculturality: A Future Social Challenge. Identity Management and Community Cohesion

Given that in recent decades the study of emigration has become a priority in our globalised communities, the study of the effect of the different contemporary migration waves on creation and the consequences for art poses, above all, a future challe...

Les enjeux et défis de la diaspora dans la mobilité des Maghrébins

La Méditerranée est une nouvelle frontière entre le monde développé et le monde en développement. Ce bassin est l'une des zones les plus sensibles au monde où se nouent de multiples rapports qui définissent le phénomène des migrations.

Food and Cuisine, Part of the Migration Process

The typical cuisine of a place is always the result of an evolution based on contributions of the different peoples who have passed through the place in question.

Language as a Host Place

The identity of the Jewish people is formed by elements that involve migration and exile. Since their common origin, both Sephardic and Ashkenazic Jews have had peculiarities derived from the history of their respective exiles.

The Inherent Intercultural Space of Literary Creation

The conflict between tradition and modernity, between codes of distinct cultures, is the ideal place for artistic creation and the construction of our own identity.