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SUMMARY:Revived Futures: Why We Turn to the Past in Times of Crisis
LOCATION:Universitetsbiblioteket i Fiolstræde\, Fiolstræde 1\, 1171 Kø
 benhavn
DESCRIPTION:------- English below -------\n\n“Nostalgia is not a strate
 gy.” With these words\, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney warned at t
 he 2026 Munich Security Conference against relying on idealised versions 
 of the past to solve today’s challenges. The statement reflects a wides
 pread belief that looking to the past is primarily emotional\, backward-l
 ooking and of little use when we face the future. But is that really true
 ? With this panel discussion\, we invite interested guests to think diffe
 rently about the role of the past in public life. References to history a
 nd memory are not merely expressions of nostalgia. They can be powerful t
 ools for understanding the present\, defining who “we” are and imagin
 ing what lies ahead. Our four panellists are experts from different field
 s who will share their experiences of how the past plays a role in Danish
 \, German and European media\, politics and culture. At a time of rapid c
 hange that constantly pushes us forward\, we want to explore why the past
  plays such a significant role today and how it helps shape our ideas abo
 ut the future – for better or worse.\n\nPanellists: - Asser Amdisen –
  Danish historian and host of the DR podcast Kampen om historien.\n\n- Zo
 é Elkær Nicot – Co-founder of the European Debate Initiative (EDI) an
 d Chair of the Board of the NGO Nyt Europa.\n\n- Christian Schwarzenegger
  – Professor of Media and Communication at Universität Bremen\, where 
 he researches media change\, memory and right-wing communication using AI
 .\n\n- Marie Meier…
URL:https://www.copenhagen.com/events/revived-futures-why-we-turn-to-the-
 past-in-times-of-crisis-031676
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