Córdoba’s intellectual tradition shows that reason, faith and culture can coexist without negating one another. Today, this legacy invites us to rethink Convivence as an active response to division and the fear of the other.
The II National Strategy for Territorial Equity and the Demographic Challenge provides a comprehensive framework to address territorial inequalities and demographic challenges, placing at its core equal opportunities, access to essential services and social cohesion. In this context, the II Córdoba Forum, World Convivence Forum, will be able to build on this strategy to promote more equitable, inclusive territories oriented towards a shared future.
Integrating green and social infrastructure: the microforest social hub in Rome, by Fabiola Fratini, published in Academia Environmental Sciences and Sustainability (Rome, 28 January 2026). This article examines the development of urban microforests in Rome as an innovative model of ecological urbanism, conceived as a living ecosystem in which environmental and social processes coevolve. Inspired…
Democracy is not only built in institutions, but also in everyday spaces like bar counters. In these real encounters, conversation—with its tensions and nuances—helps sustain our connection with others and maintain a shared balance.
In La tiranía de las naciones pantalla, Juan Carlos Blanco gives a name to a growing intuition: major digital platforms are no longer simple tools, but powerful “nations” capable of setting rules, capturing attention and reshaping public life. The book stands out for its journalistic clarity, linking programmatic advertising to the mass extraction of data…
The Social and Solidarity Economy places Convivence at the heart of a just transition towards resilient territories. The Bordeaux GSEF 2025 Forum highlighted this link, showing how cooperation, participation, and relationship-building can turn convivence into an active tool for inclusive development.
