Youth, Society, Media & Culture

Regards multiples de Jean Amrouche

Jean Amrouche (1906-1962) est un poète, écrivain et journaliste algérien, un des premiers intellectuels qui ont écrit sur l’Algérie colonisée par la France et sur la position de l’intellectuel dans le drame algéro-français.

Existing by Mobilising: Commemorating the 1980s Feminist Movement in Turkey

The Dutch historian Erik Jan Zürcher in his book Turkey: A Modern History analyses the modern history of Turkey and divides it into three periods

Introduction

Les non-musulmans en Islam. Quel statut?

Le papier permet de mieux comprendre les problématiques relatives à la liberté religieuse et à l’intégration des minorités religieuses en islam et dans les États musulmans.

Communications And Social Change: A Citizen Perspective

Our society is challenged by growing social inequalities, by crises in relations between citizens and decision-makers, and by growing criticisms of dominant development paradigms.

Patterns of Revolt: On Global Uprisings and Revolutionary Imagery

Masses confronting security forces face to face, trying to cross the line that is not to be crossed. A water cannon approaches, crowds disperse, some stay. David vs. Goliath.

Pizza Kebab

Life is Like a Box of Chocolates

Islamophobia and the Journalistic Coverage of August 17

Islamophobe is the adjective that defines about 60% of the articles published in August in 6 Spanish newspapers about Islam and Muslims, many of these articles having been written on the occasion of the known attacks in Catalonia on August 17.

Arab Media and Political Conflict in the Wake of the Arab Uprisings

In the Middle East, television has thus maintained a strong allegiance with the ruling power in each country. But how should this loyalty be handled when the ruling power is first challenged, then shaken and finally overthrown?

A Loaf of Bread

Landscapes of Concrete, Periphery and Memory

It is difficult to identify with a landscape of a modern city, as it is almost impossible to find personal signs of identity in it. Literature urges us to reflect on public spaces, such as Javier Pérez Andújar's novel Paseos con mi madre (Tusquets,...