In recent decades we have seen many conflicts in the world where a central feature is that one or more ethnic groups within a state are seeking greater self-determination, in some cases independence. In many such situations, self-government or other forms of power-sharing have been discussed and sometimes introduced as
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Now on Sunday, March 17, we launch the peace walk in collaboration with Ålands natur och miljö. Tove Waller from Ålandsguiderna is leading it and at 12 noon there is a gathering at Mariero. During the walk, the peaceful history of Åland is presented and the different ways that peace
Meet Norah Lång – our second podcast guest and participant in the roundtable discussion at Alandica on March 21 at 17:00. She is an Ålandic student in Lund, who studies peace and conflict studies, but also works as a journalist and makes documentary films on the side. We talk about
Photo: Cata Portin, Förlaget M Today, there are less than three weeks left until this year’s Kastelholm Peace Talks and we are pleased to announce that the award-winning author Ulla-Lena Lundberg is one of the participants in the round table discussion at Alandica starting at 5 pm, where she, together
What does our future really look like? Is it as dark as it seems? And can we do something today to change it? In the first episode of our podcast ‘Inför Kastelholmssamtalen 2024’, we met Mikkel Knudsen, a Danish futurologist at the University of Turku. A podcast episode in English
21 March 2024 is the date for this year’s Kastelholm talks. And as of today, registration is open! You can register for the whole event or you can choose to participate in parts of it. First, there will be a talk at 14:15 at Kastelholm Castle, where the castle panel
It is with great pleasure that we now present this year’s castle panel for the Kastelholm talks 2024: K G Hammar, Bi Puranen and Lotta Tuominen. K G Hammar is a theologian and visiting professor at the Centre for Theology and Religious Studies at Lund University and former Archbishop of
What is it? Is there any hope for the planet in today’s worrying geopolitical situation? Where? Come to the Peace Institute or participate online How? Register by 8 January 2024 to liz@peace.ax. The number of physical seats is limited. Indicate whether you participate online or in person. A link will
