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Journal of Mediterranean StudiesVolume 18, Number 1: 2008CONTENTSFestivals, Games, and Ludic Performances as a New Potential Intangible Cultural Heritage in the Mediterranean WorldLaurent-Sébastien FournierSome Notes on Tourism and the Revitalisation of of Calendrical Festivals in Europe Jeremy BoissevainInventing Local Traditions, becoming a Local Brand: Creators of Ludic Performances on a Croatian IslandNevena Skrbic AlempijevicPrivate Space and Public Performance: Questioning the Notions of Sociability and Ownership in a Greek Religious FestivalKaterina SeraidariMaking Saints and Performing Locality as Heritagization? An Ethnography of Local Holiness and Village Identity in the French and Italian AlpsCyril IsnartRitual Revitalization and the Construction of Places in Catalonia, SpainClaire GuiuFestivals of Moors and Christians: Performance, Commodity and Identity in Folk Celebrations in Southern Spain Maria J. C. KromWa’da (mawssim) and the Bedouin Heritage in Algeria Yazid Ben HounetFrom Farmyards to Town Square, Managing Continuity through Rupture: Montepulciano’s Bruscello TheatreLita Crociani-Windland