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Transfer is an English-language journal featuring articles previously published in Catalan and focusing on current intellectual debates. The journal is published annually by the Institut Ramon Llull (IRL) and Publicacions de la Universitat de València (PUV).
The project’s aim is twofold: firstly, to heighten knowledge and awareness abroad of works by contemporary Catalan writers on subjects of cultural interest, thereby promoting dialogue among authors from Catalonia and those from other countries; secondly, and more specifically, Transfer seeks to provide support for a broader international outreach of Catalan journals actively engaged in discussion of pertinent subjects of our times.
Each Transfer issue also includes graphic works, either pictorial reproductions or photographs, by a contemporary artist, thus encouraging a lively dialogue between text content and visual imagery. Artists are selected from among the most-widely recognised names within the rich art scene in the Catalan-speaking territories (Catalonia, Valencia and the Balearic Islands).
Transfer’s editorial board members are closely linked with the publishing of scholarly and cultural journals in Catalan. They select the articles that appear in each Transfer issue and also have a voice in steering the journal’s editorial policy.

Transfer

Transfer #07 2012

Focus / Architecture and cities at the cross-roads

IL·LUSTRAT PER: Frederic Amat

Frederic Amat

IL·LUSTRAT PER: Miquel Barceló

Miquel Barceló

Transfer #05 2010

Focus / Translation: beyond the dialogue between cultures

IL·LUSTRAT PER: Carmen Calvo

Carmen Calvo

Transfer #04 2009

Focus / A new place for culture in society?

IL·LUSTRAT PER: Jaume Plensa

Jaume Plensa

Transfer #03 2008

Focus / Facing a troubled past: history and memory

IL·LUSTRAT PER: Toni Catany

Toni Catany

Transfer #02 2007

Focus / Immigration and social change, the Catalan experience

IL·LUSTRAT PER: Artus Heras

Artus Heras

Transfer #01 2006

Focus / Globalization and changing cultural identities

IL·LUSTRAT PER: Antoni Tàpies

Antoni Tàpies

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