The Centre for Intercultural Studies (CEI) announces the launch of the book “Concepts and Dialogues across Shifting Spaces in Intercultural Business”, edited by Clara Sarmento. This volume explores how the promotion, marketing and branding of culture have led to the development of economic strategies through creative industries, cultural tourism and responsible business practices, featuring chapters...Read More

A collaboration protocol in the field of Languages, Literatures and Cultures was recently signed between the University of Aveiro, through the Center for Languages, Literatures and Cultures (CLLC), and the Polytechnic of Porto, through the Center for Intercultural Studies (CEI). Based on the existence of similar approaches to research in the field of Languages, Literatures...Read More

The Centre for Intercultural Studies (CEI) of ISCAP-P.PORTO is preparing the 10th issue of E-REI – E-Journal of Intercultural Studies (ISSN 2182-6439), to be published on-line in June 2022, at: https://www.iscap.pt/cei/e-rei/en.html E-REI is an yearly journal indexed at LATINDEX, RCAAP, Google Scholar, ERIHPLUS, NSD, SHERPA ROMEO, MIAR, CIRC, SJIF and SCOPUS. From the onset, E-REI has created a virtual space for...Read More

II Masterclass – Alumni of the MA in Intercultural Studies for Business, 04-01-2022, 19:00.ZOOM: https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/84103341873… After the first Masterclass held on 30 November, the MA in Intercultural Studies for Business is hosting another Alumni Masterclass, this time with interventions from the graduates Luísa Silva – GraffitiAroundPorto to filling the gap!Goreti Araújo – Do your thesis...Read More

“Masterclass in Creative Writing”, on Friday, December 17th, between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. (simultaneously with the German, Spanish and French Culture for Business III Course Units), in room 003, exclusively for 2nd year students of the MA in Intercultural Studies for Business enrolled in these Course Units.Read More

Loosely defined by Stone (2006) as “the act of travel to sites associated with death, suffering and the seemingly macabre” (apud Sharpley, 2009: 10), dark tourism has received increasing scholarly attention since the publication of Tunbridge and Ashworth’s seminal work, Dissonant heritage – The management of the past as a resource in conflict (1996). A substantial...Read More