In Nobel's Name, For a Nobel Cause? Peace, Prestige, and Moral Authority
Peace is increasingly contested as a concept, shaped by competing interests, digital amplification, and hybrid coercion. The discussion examines Europe’s role in defending ethical foundations while navigating prestige politics and rival claims to moral authority. It develops shared language to distinguish credible peace making from performative or instrumentalised narratives.
Congress Centrum Alpbach
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CCA – Hayek-Saal
