Session Tracks

This session will explore the intricate trade networks that have historically connected North Africa with the Mediterranean. Emphasis will be placed on the socio-economic impacts of these routes on regional development and cultural exchange.

This track will examine the influence of Islamic civilization on Mediterranean cultures throughout history. Papers will focus on the exchange of ideas, art, and technology between Islamic and non-Islamic societies.

This session aims to analyze the enduring impacts of colonialism on North African political and social structures. Discussions will include the implications for contemporary identity and governance.

This track will investigate the dynamics of cultural exchange between North Africa and Mediterranean countries. Contributions will highlight the role of migration, trade, and diplomacy in shaping cultural identities.

This session will delve into the rich history of ancient civilizations in North Africa, including their contributions to the Mediterranean world. Papers will focus on archaeological findings and historical narratives.

This track will explore the evolution of political identities in North Africa and their connections to broader Mediterranean dynamics. Discussions will include the role of nationalism and regionalism in shaping contemporary political landscapes.

This session will examine the historical interactions between Arab and African cultures, focusing on trade, migration, and cultural exchange. Papers will address the complexities of identity and influence in these relationships.

This track will analyze the historical economic interactions within the Mediterranean region, particularly focusing on North African economies. Contributions will discuss trade practices, resource management, and economic policies.

This session will focus on migration patterns in and out of North Africa, examining their historical roots and contemporary implications. Discussions will include the socio-political factors driving migration and its impact on regional identity.

This track will explore the social histories of various communities in North Africa, emphasizing their cultural practices and traditions. Papers will highlight the interplay between local customs and broader Mediterranean influences.

This session will investigate significant cross-cultural encounters in the Mediterranean region, particularly between North Africa and Europe. Contributions will focus on the exchange of ideas, art, and technology across cultural boundaries.