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'''Josep Lluís Alay''' ([[Barcelona]], 1966) is a Catalan history professor at the University of Barcelona. He is the director of the Tibet and Central Asia Observatory and lecturer in Contemporary History of Tibet and Mongolia. |
'''Josep Lluís Alay''' ([[Barcelona]], 1966) is a Catalan history professor at the University of Barcelona. He is the director of the Tibet and Central Asia Observatory and lecturer in Contemporary History of Tibet and Mongolia. |
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He was the first Catalan writer to have translated a text written in [[Tibetan language]] and was responsible for the publication of ''Les poesies d’amor del sisè dalai-lama del Tibet'' (''The Love Poems of the Sixth Dalai Lama of Tibet''), of which he was the translator as well as author of the Prologue and Notes. In 2002 he recovered the written work of the Jesuit missionary [[Antoni de Montserrat]] and reconstructed his three-year journey through territories now comprised by [[India]], [[Pakistan]] and [[Afghanistan]]. Since 2004 he has headed around ten projects of cooperation in Tibet, working in the spheres of education and health. He has vastly published on the Tibet question and his last works on this issue are ''Arrels del Tibet'' (Pagès, 2009) and ''Tibet, el país de la neu en flames'' (Publicacions UB, 2010).<ref>[http://www.ub.edu/dphc/alayrodriguez.htm]</ref> |
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In 2010, he received his Ph.D. in Contemporary History from the University of Barcelona with the thesis on [[Lama (Buddhism)| lama]] [[tibetano]] [[Khyung Sprul Rhine Po Che]]: '' Khyung Sprul Rhine Po Che, a Tibetan mendicant: his life and trips to Kinnaur and Western Tibet. "<ref name="history" /> His latest research work focuses on the communication routes between Tibet and the Tibet, Western India during the first half of the 20th century. <ref name="ub" /> Collaborate as a contributor to [[Ara (newspaper)|Ara]] newspaper. <ref>{{format ref}} http: //www.ara. cat / ara_premium / chronica / quantes-bandes-juga-Pakistan_0_483551740.html</ref> From July 2011 until June 2015 he was the Director of Heritage, Museums and Archives of the [[Barcelona City Council election, 2011|Barcelona City Council]]. Since 2015, he is the Commissioner for International Relations of the [[Diputació de Barcelona]].''<ref>{{Ref-web|url=https: //www.elnacional.cat/ca/politica/la-policia-dete-alay- puigdemont_253035_102.html|title=The police arrest Josep Lluís Alay, the historian who accompanied Puigdemont|consulta=2018-03-28}}</ref>On March 25, 2018, Alay accompanied [[Carles Puigdemont]] on a car trip from [[Finland]] to [[Brussels]]. When crossing the border with [[Germany]], Puigdemont was arrested by the German police in [[Neumünster]]. Three days later, on March 28, Alay was detained by the Spanish police.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.elnacional.cat/ca/politica/la-policia-dete-alay-puigdemont_253035_102.html|title=La policia deté Josep Lluís Alay, l'historiador que acompanyava Puigdemont|website=ElNacional.cat|access-date=2018-03-28}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 20:27, 28 March 2018
Josep Lluís Alay (Barcelona, 1966) is a Catalan history professor at the University of Barcelona. He is the director of the Tibet and Central Asia Observatory and lecturer in Contemporary History of Tibet and Mongolia. He was the first Catalan writer to have translated a text written in Tibetan language and was responsible for the publication of Les poesies d’amor del sisè dalai-lama del Tibet (The Love Poems of the Sixth Dalai Lama of Tibet), of which he was the translator as well as author of the Prologue and Notes. In 2002 he recovered the written work of the Jesuit missionary Antoni de Montserrat and reconstructed his three-year journey through territories now comprised by India, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Since 2004 he has headed around ten projects of cooperation in Tibet, working in the spheres of education and health. He has vastly published on the Tibet question and his last works on this issue are Arrels del Tibet (Pagès, 2009) and Tibet, el país de la neu en flames (Publicacions UB, 2010).[1]
In 2010, he received his Ph.D. in Contemporary History from the University of Barcelona with the thesis on lama tibetano Khyung Sprul Rhine Po Che: Khyung Sprul Rhine Po Che, a Tibetan mendicant: his life and trips to Kinnaur and Western Tibet. "[2] His latest research work focuses on the communication routes between Tibet and the Tibet, Western India during the first half of the 20th century. [3] Collaborate as a contributor to Ara newspaper. [4] From July 2011 until June 2015 he was the Director of Heritage, Museums and Archives of the Barcelona City Council. Since 2015, he is the Commissioner for International Relations of the Diputació de Barcelona.[5]On March 25, 2018, Alay accompanied Carles Puigdemont on a car trip from Finland to Brussels. When crossing the border with Germany, Puigdemont was arrested by the German police in Neumünster. Three days later, on March 28, Alay was detained by the Spanish police.[6]
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- ^ [https: //www.elnacional.cat/ca/politica/la-policia-dete-alay- puigdemont_253035_102.html "The police arrest Josep Lluís Alay, the historian who accompanied Puigdemont"]. Retrieved 2018-03-28.
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