Observing Memories 3

by EUROM | Dec 20, 2019

The third issue of the EUROM magazine focuses on tourism and memory. It contains 104 pages including deep articles, reviews and an interview with Michael Rothberg, and is now available online: www.europeanmemories.net/eurom-new/magazine Cover picture:...

Winnipeg, Neruda’s boat

by EUROM | Dec 10, 2019

The critics may erase all of my poetry but this poem that I today remember, nobody will be able to erase. Pablo Neruda, Trompeloup, 4th August 1939 Pablo Neruda referred to what he considered one of his greatest achievements, charter a ship from France, Winnipeg, so...

Past and present of a strike. From ‘La Canadenca’ to today

by EUROM | Dec 2, 2019

The 20th century was the age of the working class, and also of one of the central elements of its collective action repertoire: the strike. Through this instrument, the workers have not only managed to improve their economic situation and working conditions but also,...

All along the watchtower

by EUROM | Oct 18, 2019

All along the watchtower is a multimedia performance commemorating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall from collective and personal memories Promoted by the European Observatory on Memories (EUROM), the show was conceived and produced by a...

The world today. From historical Fascisms to postmodern reactionarism and new populisms

by EUROM | Oct 17, 2019

The challenges of memory policies A group of 28 experts will gather in Barcelona and Portbou from November 27 to 30 to debate the concepts of fascism, new reactionism, authoritarianism and populism by analyzing political projects that have taken or are taking this...