The Nordic Model at Risk?: Conversations on Regulation: Knowledge of the Nordics, Season 1; Episode 7

Anne Ilsøe; Brooke Harrington; Caroline de la Porte; Jens Arnholtz; John L. Campbell; Jonas Felbo-Kolding; Henrik Emilsson; Fredrik Söderqvist

The Nordic Model at Risk?: Conversations on Regulation: Knowledge of the Nordics, Season 1; Episode 7

Anne Ilsøe (Performer), Brooke Harrington (Performer), Caroline de la Porte (Performer), Jens Arnholtz (Performer), John L. Campbell (Performer), Jonas Felbo-Kolding (Performer), Henrik Emilsson (Performer), Fredrik Söderqvist (Performer)

Department of International Economics, Government and Business

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Abstract

Academics tend to agree that identity is of particular importance right now. The participants of this podcast explore how different portrayals of history can influence our identity. These portrayals can be in the form of school curricula, museums and cultural institutions, or even company advertising and specific nation-branding. Local and national identities appear to be becoming more dominant than global or regional ones, which were arguably favoured at earlier points in time; concepts of identity are becoming increasingly entrenched leading to a sense of ‘us’ and ‘them’.

Original language	English
Publication date	11 Dec 2020
Place of Publication	Aarhus
Media of output	Podcasts
Size	32:04
Publication status	Published - 11 Dec 2020

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Ilsøe, A., Harrington, B., de la Porte, C., Arnholtz, J., Campbell, J. L., Felbo-Kolding, J., Emilsson, H., & Söderqvist, F. (2020). The Nordic Model at Risk?: Conversations on Regulation: Knowledge of the Nordics, Season 1; Episode 7. Sound/Visual production (digital), nordics.info. https://nordics.info/show/artikel/the-nordic-model-at-risk-conversations-on-regulation/

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