Introduction
This quarterly bilingual journal of intercultural reflection/research and with a transdisciplinary approach was founded in 1968. Its scope is local, national and international. It was published four times a year in two editions, namely, French and English.
Goals:
- Information about cultures in the contemporary context as lived realities from the perspectives of people themselves of various cultures.
- Exploring urgent issues and challenges faced by societies and the world, from the perspectives of diverse cultures of the world and seek alternative intercultural responses.
- Invite thinkers, intellectuals, academics, researchers, activists from different countries and cultures who are engaged in exploring alternatives and provided a forum for them to connect and dialogue through publishing their works.
- Methodological approaches:
- Dialogical interculturality: fostering a spirit of dialogue among the authors as well as the readership belonging to different cultural horizons.
- Inter and transdisciplinary that includes not only the different disciplines of social sciences, but also other cultural traditions of knowledge and wisdom, and as well as vernacular and popular knowledge.
Methodological approaches:
- Dialogical interculturality: fostering a spirit of dialogue among the authors as well as the readership belonging to different cultural horizons.
- Inter and transdisciplinary that includes not only the different disciplines of social sciences, but also other cultural traditions of knowledge and wisdom, and as well as vernacular and popular knowledge.