Democracy Under Pressure: Building Resilient Societies
Falling Walls Science House, Karl-Marx-Allee 34, 10178 Berlin
About
„Democracy Under Pressure: Building Resilient Societies“ is an English-language discussion held as a round table on the „03 Franklin Stage“ at Falling Walls Science House. It is organised by Falling Walls with the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich involved, and takes place as a hybrid format. The panel brings together physics Nobel laureate Brian P. Schmidt, former Portuguese minister Manuel Heitor, LMU vice president Armin Nassehi, former European Research Council president Helga Nowotny and Yoshua Bengio of LawZero. They ask why even stable democracies can erode from within and look at the social, economic, cultural and technological foundations of open societies in times of rapid change.
Written by a model, sources: falling-walls.com
Venue
Falling Walls Science House is in Berlin.
Karl-Marx-Allee 34, 10178 Berlin
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