The empirical work carried out through the Anna Lindh/Gallup Poll reveals that the Mediterranean is a tangible and complex reality. Mohamed Tozy explores the multiple cultural and spatial expansions of the interactions between the people across the two shores of the Mediterranean and the values they hold for themselves and their neighbours. Tozy underlines the importance of viewing the evolution of values within a historical and social perspective, arguing that there can no longer be a traditional dichotomy between ‘North’ and ‘South’.
