Medfarm Play

A symposium to celebrate the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation´s 100-year Anniversary
Research has certainly highlighted the important links between human progress and democracy, but also shown the dark sides of democratization, with the aim of exploring how democratization processes best serve human progress in the 21st century.

Panel 4 Towards a brighter future? Sustaining democratic development.
Chair: Joakum Palme, Uppsala University
Jan Eliasson, former Deputy Secretary-general of UN
Keboitse Machananga, IDEA
Charlotte Petri-Gornitzka, CDAC Chair, OECD

Kontaktperson för denna film
Anneli Waara, Enheten för press och redaktion

Kanalinformation

1. Human progress in the 21st century - Welcome remarks and introduction
2. Keynote 1: Where did the revolution go? The challenge for civil society after democratic transition
3. Keynote 2: Varieties of democracy - Has research on the bright and the dark side of democratisation been misguided for 60 years?
4. Human progress in the 21st century - The Bright side of democratization, panel 1
5. Human progress in the 21st century - Dark sides of democratization, panel 2
6. Human progress in the 21st century - The role of external actors, panel 3
7. Human progress in the 21st century - Towards a brighter future - sustaining democratic development, panel 4