Youth, Society, Media & Culture

The Innovative Social Skills of Youth in the Euro-Mediterranean Region

The Innovative Social Skills of Youth in the Euro-Mediterranean Region

Introduction to the QM35 issue by Maria-Àngels Roque, Editor-in-Chief of the journal.

 16 October 2023
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Art… What For? A Reaction to Failure

A question for a reflection. We look back and we are not satisfied with what has been achieved. Twenty years are enough to make a series of observations, enough to see that in our society there are no new challenges or new needs: they are exactly the...

 21 September 2015

Intercultural Trends and Social Change in the Euro-Mediterranean Region

Twenty years after the Barcelona Process and the implementation of its ambitious social, political and economic partnership project, the relation between Europe and its southern and eastern Mediterranean neighbours is facing one of the most challengi...

 21 September 2015

New Perspectives for EuroMed Education: Cross-Cultural Education for Intercultural Citizenship

Over the past twenty years, and since the launch of the Barcelona process, international community has been supporting Euro Mediterranean initiatives in the framework of intercultural education implemented by both international non-governmental and n...

 21 September 2015

Beyond Borders: What is Next for Mediterranean Civil Society

The Arab uprisings and the revolutionary protest movements against crisis and austerity have called into question “the System” around the Mediterranean and have turned this part of the world into a pulse of change, where a new idea of civilizatio...

 21 September 2015

Société civile et compromis historique

L’évolution de la notion de société civile en Tunisie est très liée à la figure du sociologue et penseur Abdelkader Zghal (1931-2015).

 21 September 2015

EuroMed Relations: Why the EU Needs to Consider Different Shapes and Concepts Beyond Established Western Normative Orders

While in common usage civil society is defined as a realm of social interaction that is autonomous from state control, it remains a vague and contested concept.

 21 September 2015

Civil Society’s Expectations

Remembering the twenty years since the 1st Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference, held in Barcelona in late 1995, is undoubtedly an exercise in reflection more than a motive for disappointment or dejection.

 21 September 2015

The Role of the Media in Turbulent Transitions: The Case of Egypt and Tunisia

What it truly means to be a journalist is one of the most pressing questions that countries affected by the Arab Spring have had to face.

 18 September 2015

‘Artivism’ in the Arab World: A Major Driving Force towards Democracy

Long before the Arab Spring, it had already been repeatedly pointed out that youth constitute the largest part of the population in the Arab world, and that this established fact should be taken into account as a key political feature of the region....

 9 September 2015
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High Level Meeting on Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue

The meeting is part of the 20th anniversary of the Barcelona Process, the ongoing consultation on the revision of the ENP, and responds to the growing importance assigned to intercultural and interreligious dialogue in the Euro-Mediterranean region.

 22 July 2015

Nights in Tunisia – Mediterranean Music

The IEMed is programming a new series of concerts with the aim of bringing the music, songs, instruments and sounds characteristic of various Mediterranean peoples and cultures closer to the public.

 14 July 2015

‘Tyrant’ o como luchar contra los estereotipos

En un intento por contrarrestar los tópicos sobre los árabes, productores y guionistas americanos terminan por reforzar involuntariamente los estereotipos.

 21 June 2015