Current questions
Transeuropéennes is intended for those who are interested in inquiring into the meaning of intercultural relations and the possibilities of “living together,” refusing identity-based discourse and violence
A journal in motion
An international journal of critical thought Transeuropéennes provides a perspective on Europe beyond its borders. Its close-knit ties between thought and action make it unique in the world of journals.
Pluridisciplinary approaches
Developing original analyses, Transeuropéennes opens the urgent questions of today into a space of confrontation and comparison.
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Pays divisés, villes séparées / Divided Countries, Separated Cities
(Bilingual French – English edition )
Will the twentieth century be seen as the age of partition? The time has come to take stock and to assess the lessons to be drawn from partition's achievements and failures : Belfast, Berlin, Mostar, Cyprus, the paradigmatic split between India and Pakistan, and the more recent break-up of Yugoslavia. Is partition itself a source of conflict? Or the prelude to genuine peace processes? This issue puts these questions into perspective, through accounts from witnesses and debate. |
| ISNN 1022-4769 / ISBN 2-912002-15-X. Hiver 2000-01 |
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• No. 23: Religions in Politics (bilingual issue)
• No. 22: Translating, between Cultures (bilingual issue)
• No. 21: Linking the City*
• No. 19 / 20: Divided Countries, Separated Cities (bilingual issue)
• No. 18: Civility and Humanitarian Action*
• No. 17: Fragile Democracy*
• No. 16: 1989-1999: The Landscapes of Europe after the Wall*
• No. 14 / 15: Politics of Language (bilingual issue)
• No. 12 /13: Living in Displacement – Kosovo: the Myth, the People*
• No. 11: Theatre and the Public Space*
• No. 10: Street Movements 1996-97*
• No. 9: Current Images of the Foreigner*
• No. 8: Warlike Peace*
• No. 6 / 7: Questions of Identity*
• No. 5: Struggling with Memory*
• No. 4: Questioning Multicultural Societies*
• No. 3: Union / Fragmentation*
• No. 2: Facing Compartmentalisation*
• No. 1: The Dispossession of Europe*
* In French only
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