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NOMADS. Mediterranean
Perspectives
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Official Journal of the EMUI
ISSN 1889-7231 | Ed. Plaza & Valdés, Madrid-México 2010
Nr. 02 (2010/1)
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EuroMed: Social Technology and
Digital Citizenship
The Euro-Mediterranean University Institute of
Malta, in cooperation
with the Complutense University of Madrid & Consortium and
under the
patronage of the Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation, sets up the
Project Euro-Med: Social Technology
and
Digital Citizenship, a digital monitoring observatory
available for public
and private institutions interested in the area. The Department emerges
with a
triple goal: promoting the social ownership of the technology in order
to
contribute to the eradication of the gap in the Mediterranean area and
to
foster the development of a digital citizenship within the framework of
the
construction of the concept of Europe. This initiative complements the
theoretical-practical training of
those attending the Master Information
and Knowledge Society < http://www.theoria.eu/master_infocogno
>, an academic program offered by the institutions mentioned
above, which is
an equally valid complementary training for professionals coming from
adjacent
areas.
The observatory aims at analyzing different
initiatives focused on
studying the concept of digital citizenship in order to build a
Euro-Mediterranean common space, going further euro centrism
temptations.
This concept is an essential issue to integrate a community in which
the
digital gap finds itself at the same time with other cultural, racial,
economic
and territorial long standing gaps, which undermine the attempts to
carry out a
deep modernization of the idea of Europe and a cultural and political harmonization
between the borders of the Mediterranean. This specific
Euro-Mediterranean citizenship is based on the social ownership of the
technology, and the consequent impact on democracy, the Human Rights
fourth
generation, the digital inclusive policies and the electronic
governance
development.
The
priority given to a monographic issue Nomads.
Mediterranean Perspectives is justified for the fact that an
Observatory is
needed in the geo-strategic and political-cultural region on which the
EMUI
focuses. We appreciate the institutional and personal support for the
proposal,
we formally invite you to take part on the project, and we expect to
work out a
publication according to the high expectations that this issue
provokes.
CONTENT DESCRIPTION INDEX | AUTHORS 
Mustapha Akalay | UNIVERSITY OF PARIS XIII-VILLETANEUSE (FRANCE)
Francisco Arenas | UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA (SPAIN)
Lola Bañón | JOURNALIST CHANNEL 9 TV - UNIVERITY OF VALENCIA (SPAIN)
Emiliano Bevilacqua
| SALENTO UNIVERSITY (ITALY)
Davide Borrelli | SALENTO UNIVERSITY (ITALY)
Javier Bustamante
| COMPLUTENSE UNIVERSITY OF MADRID (SPAIN)
Juan
Díez-Nicolás | COMPLUTENSE UNIVERSITY OF
MADRID (SPAIN)
Manuel de la Fuente | UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA (SPAIN)
Androula Georgiou | MEDITERRANEAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT (CYPRUS)
Paloma Hidalgo | JOURNALIST RTV - COMPLUTENSE UNIVERITY OF MADRID (SPAIN)
Houssine Madjoubi | JOURNALIST (MOROCCO)
Musa Muti | NABLUS UNIVERSITY (PALESTINE)
José Luis Ramirez | UNIVERSITY OF STOCKHOLM (SWEDEN)
Giomar Salvat Martinrey | REY JUAN CARLOS UNIVERSITY OF MADRID (SPAIN)
Vicente Serrano Marín | EURO-MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE EMUI (MALTA-SPAIN)
Barcelona Process: Union for the Mediterranean - Summer School 2010 »»»
IX Semana de
la Ciencia - Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid - UCM 2009 »»»
Papers should be submitted in English and in
another EU or Mediterranean language (preferably French) to »»» nomadas@emui.eu
by end of March 2010
the latest.
AUTHORS
CURRICULA »»»
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