Europe and the Mediterranean may be seen as two sides of the same coin, and culture is currency. This piece provides a reflection on European Union policies struggling to address culture and migration in ways that may help develop new continental identities. European_Cultural_Policy_and_Migration_W
Author: karstenxuereb7
Karsten Xuereb read for a PhD in cultural relations in the Mediterranean at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili in Tarragona (2012) and an M.A. in European Cultural Policy and Management at the University of Warwick (2005) as a Chevening Scholar. He is a member of various networks and since December 2020 is part of the World Heritage Nomination Project addressing UNESCO sites at the Maltese ministry for culture in Valletta.
Why cultural policy?
I’m lactose intolerant, I like coffee, I prefer wearing cotton garments to synthetic materials and while I enjoy reading printed material to touch, hold and take handwritten notes on, I try to print as little as possible and use digital means for their convenience and contained environmental impact. If culture is a slice of life,… Continue reading Why cultural policy?
