Peace researcher Isabel Bramsen from Lund University participates in this thought-provoking conversation arranged by the magazines RÆSON and ÆRA at Copenhagen Main Library. The conversation addresses some of today's most pressing questions: Can negotiations create peace, or is military force inevitable in a globally unstable world? What are the conditions for successful peace negotiations, and why do they so often fail – as demonstrated by conflicts between the USA and Iran, and between Ukraine and Russia?
Isabel Bramsen leads the Peace Research Institute at Lund University and systematically explores what makes peace negotiations successful or catastrophic in light of the shifting world order, the war in Ukraine, and competition among superpowers. Matthias Duch Gronemann moderates the conversation, which offers opportunities for questions and debate with the audience.
Practical Information
- Location: Copenhagen Main Library, 4th floor, Main Stage
- Access: Free entry with free ticket
- Note: Seats cannot be reserved, and views vary from some seating areas
