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In this section you will find publications, events, good practices, learning activities and resource people in relation to arts and translation for dialogue in the EuroMed region.
Declaration by 900 women, men, and youth – who gathered in Lindau, Germany, coming from 125 countries for the 10th World Assembly of Religions for Peace.
Islamophobia is a phenomenon based on assigning people a single identity, their Muslim faith, when faith is only one of the many aspects that can make up our identity. Although it is deeply rooted in history and has a global...
The year 2020 marked the 25th Anniversary of the launch of the Barcelona Process, which laid the foundations of a renewed regional partnership in the Euro-Mediterranean region. The Barcelona Process received a new impetus in 2008 with the creation of...
Diversity has become a key feature of societies today and is particularly tangible in urban centres. While people of diverse national, ethnic, linguistic and faith backgrounds have immensely contributed to post-war prosperity, inequalities related to origin, culture and skin colour...
Studies of the pivotal historic place of the Mediterranean have long been dominated by specialists of its northern shores, that is, by European historians. The seven leading authors in this groundbreaking volume challenge views of Mediterranean space as shaped by...
This handbook was created to provide information and tools to different stakeholders within the field of migration, based on empirical research conducted as part of the PERCEPTIONS research project. PERCEPTIONS is a project funded by the European Commission under the...
Drawing on research on narrative theory (Baker, 2006, 2014) in translation and interpretation studies, on the interdisciplinary relationship between translation studies and the visual and performing arts, and on the principal diversities between media discourse representations and aesthetic constructions on...
Abstract: This article’s reading of Paolo Portoghesi’s and Sami Mousawi’s Mosque and Islamic Centre in Rome (1975–95) offers an understanding of its visual program as one that can be productively framed under the concept of diaspora, a condition that evokes...
Two neighbourhoods in Tripoli have set aside their enmity to participate in a darkly funny production. This journalistic article is among the winners of the Anna Lindh Foundation's journalist award.
This paper examines three circular gardens of the early modern Mediterranean a region that provides a heterogeneous context for cross-cultural interactions, both in the circular form of gardens and the translations of the ideals expressed by that form.