Library and Archive
Mohamed Badrane Library and Archive
Memory, Legal Culture and Dialogue between the Shores of the Mediterranean
The memory of the project
A space for memory and legal culture
The Mohamed Badrane Library and Archive is the space dedicated to memory, legal culture and the preservation of the documentary heritage of the AGAMI project.
It preserves and makes available to scholars, professionals and new generations the tools for understanding the legal and cultural dialogue between Italy, Morocco and the Mediterranean.
The collection
What it holds
- The publications and research of AGAMI and of its founders.
- Theses, articles and scientific contributions on comparative and international law.
- Conference proceedings and the annual volumes of AGAMI Journal.
- Documents, photographs and testimonies on legal, cultural and migratory relations between Italy and Morocco.
- Materials on the experience of migrant generations.
Database
Italy-Morocco Documentation Center
Under progressive development
Within the Library, an Italy-Morocco Documentation Center is being developed, conceived as a reference database on the dialogue between the two legal systems.
It will progressively collect:
- international conventions and bilateral agreements;
- comparative case law;
- university studies;
- the texts of Italian and Moroccan legislation in the fields of interest.
Database under construction
The materials of the Documentation Center will be made available progressively in this section.
The dedication
Why this name
The structure is named after Mohamed Badrane, whose migratory journey and whose commitment to passing on language, culture, roots and the value of study formed the foundation of the AGAMI project.
It is the symbol of the transmission of knowledge between generations and of the importance of cultural roots in building the future.
“Knowing one's roots in order to build bridges between cultures, legal systems and generations.”
The Mohamed Badrane Prize
The Prize is ideally linked to the Mohamed Badrane Library and Archive, with which it shares the values of the transmission of knowledge between generations.