2022: Liberty
What does the concept mean today and what must we do to preserve the freedoms previous generations fought for?
The annual Engelsberg Seminar is a Swedish institution with international hallmarks. Since 1999, the foundation has brought together world-leading scholars and thinkers to discuss history, the age we live in and the future.
Themes such as the future of religion, media and media power, and the return of geopolitics have generated ideas that have reverberated around the world. For Swedish academics and journalists, the Engelsberg Seminar provides unique opportunities to establish international contacts, while intellectuals from other countries can develop their attachment to and understanding of Sweden.
What does the concept mean today and what must we do to preserve the freedoms previous generations fought for?
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History teaches us about the present and the future. How can events of the past help to solve our present conditions and conflicts?
In this seminar, leading scholars discuss how knowledge and information have been preserved and transferred throughout history.
Since 1999, the annual Engelsberg Seminar has brought together world-leading scholars and thinkers.
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Read about Forum Axess’ activities since its founding in 1999: seminars, conferences, lectures, books, Axess TV and the magazine Axess.
Applied history is a key theme in the foundation’s research and education projects.
In a changing media landscape, the foundation provides content about science, culture, education and tradition.
The Ax:son Johnson Institute for Statecraft and Diplomacy carries out research and education activities in statecraft.