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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Struggling with Memory / Conflits de mémoire
Dans l'étrange traquenard de l'identité, l'amnésie est aussi significative que la réinvention des origines. Réflexion sur les enjeux politiques de la mémoire collective.
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ISSN 1022-4769 / CPPAP 74960. Hiver 1994-1995
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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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