UNESCO-IISNC

JOURNAL OF INTERCULTURAL DIOLOGUE

The Journal of Intercultural Dialogue is an academic publication of the International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations (IISNC), published under the auspices of UNESCO. The journal serves as an intellectual platform for advancing critical reflection, scholarly exchange, and interdisciplinary research on intercultural dialogue in a rapidly changing world.

The study of nomadic civilizations explores the history, culture, social organization, and knowledge systems of mobile communities across different regions of the world. It highlights how nomadic peoples have developed unique ways of living in harmony with diverse and often challenging natural environments. This field also examines their contributions to trade, intercultural exchange, political systems, and cultural heritage throughout history. In the modern context, it helps scholars and policymakers better understand the challenges nomadic communities face amid globalization, urbanization, and environmental change. Ultimately, the study of nomadic civilizations promotes respect for cultural diversity and recognizes the enduring value of mobile ways of life.