International Meetings Nuestro Patrimonio Común (NPC) are the global exchange forum of the Asociación de Historia Actual. They aim to stimulate reflection and debate on the historical, political and cultural relations among the great regions that make up the world today. This scientific meetings have a double purpose. First, they are academic events, international forums for discussion and scientific exchange between schollars. Then, they are spaces for critical reflection that express the intelectual compromise of their participating people. Their conclussions must influence the decissions of all colective actors. In other words, the NPC are the think-tank of the AHA.

The are big exes that define the work of NPCs:

1. National, ethnic and cultural Identities.  
2. Ideologies, societies and representations.
3. Dictatoships, transitions and construction of democracy.
4. Inequalities, conflicts and social changes. 
5. Resistances and Exiles. 
6. Challenges of economic globalization. 
7. Current migrations and demographic phenomena. 
8. Experiences of regional integration. 
9. Natural Heritage, environment and development.
10. The dialogue of civilizations in today's world.

International Seminaries "Nuestro Patrimonio Común" were designed in 2000 as a basic tool for Asociación de Historia Actual which was to be created yet. The first edition took place in Universidad de Cádiz, on january 2001. Since then its prestige and influence have been growing as so it did the number and quality of the participants. Initially, they were came up with as an academic forum for iberoamerican exchange, with spanish, portuguese and iberoamerican teachers and researchers.

Following editions of the NPC Seminaries were increasing the range, with the incorporation of academics of other european countries and the Magreb, which let go deeper into the analysis of atlantic space as human ecosystem and multicultural ecumene.

Since 2005, AHA transformed the NPC seminaries in a permanent forum for discussion about global issues, with special atention to dialogue between Orient and Occident, that has encouraged the participation of teachers and researchers from everywhere in the world.

In progress.