With elections approaching and mounting evidence that universities are increasingly unable to pursue knowledge free from political and ideological interference, Democracy at the Crossroads could hardly have been more timely. The event proved to be an unusually strong edition of Fokus Framtid, enriched by thoughtful discussions and inspiring musical reflections
Our sincere thanks to Erik Renström, Kurt Deketelaere, Ginna Lindberg, Jonas Hafström, Robert D. Resnick, Elsa Hedling, Ela Drazkiewicz, Malva Fehre, Alva Stark, and Elisabeth Roos Lindell for their presentations, moderation, and contributions to the discussions.
And a special thank you to Tom & Robert’s Back Porch Blues for providing the music and helping to make the day such a memorable occasion.
Since its launch in May, Lund Humanities Village has quickly developed into a vibrant hub where students and researchers in the humanities expect to collaborate with colleagues from across the University, as well as with partners from business and wider society, to explore and address complex challenges together.
