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Programme des conférences de l’Aula Mediterrània (Barcelone). Les conférences 2017 sont en partie visionnables en ligne. Voir le programme infra. La liste des conférences est consultable en ligne. Parmi ces conférences :2018 Wednesday 14 February * Jihadist Islamism: radicalisation and index of radicalization * Juan Antón Mellón, Professor of Political Science and Administration at the University of Barcelona (UB) * Video of the conference and interview (Spanish)  Wednesday 18 April * Violence in the name of Islam among youths * Rachid Benzine, Associate Researcher at the Religious Observatory and Professor at the Institute of Political Studies, Aix-en-Provence Wednesday 25 April * Lebanon through journalism in three fields: migrants, refugees and Islamist groups * Carol Malouf, journalist, Beirut2017  Wednesday 4 October * Pan-Arabist media, conflicts, revolutions and policies * Ehab Galal, Associate Professor, Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, University of Copenhagen * Video of the conference &#38; Article: "Arab Media and Political Conflict in the Wake of the Arab Uprisings" Wednesday 8 November * Radicalisation: a marginal phenomenon, or a mirror to society? * Christiane Timmerman, Director, Centre for Migration and Intercultural Studies (CeMIS), University of Antwerp * Video of the conference and interview &#38; Article "Radicalisation: A Marginal phenomenon, or a mirror to society?" Thursday 30 November * Jihadism beyond Daesh: how to fight against the idea? * Dounia Mahlouly, Senior Research Fellow at the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation (ICSR), King’s College London * Video of the conference and interview * Article "Jihadism and information warfare beyond Daesh"&#160;&#160;Aula MediterràniaThe inter-university programme Aula Mediterrània aims to foster studies on the Mediterranean with as wide and interdisciplinary a perspective as possible. Started in 2015, it is the result of the collaboration between the IEMed and the academic world.The 28 sessions of the lectures for 2017-2018 in the programme are characterised by the diversity of subjects and voices, as well as the importance of the events experienced by the region that are of interest not only to the academic world and experts but also the general public.Managing refugees and migrations, the situation in Syria, the role of countries such as Iran and Saudi Arabia, the phenomenon of terrorism and violent extremism that particularly affects the young or the state of liberties and the media are some of the issues on which the speakers, from the academic world, journalism and civil society, will reflect, without ignoring subjects related to history, linguistic studies, identity or managing natural resources.&#160;