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	The Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation, far from being just a Swedish Institution, has become, over several decades, one of the worlds most important and inspiring initiatives in the quest for true and authentic human development in the more vulnerable areas of the world. More voices about the foundation... Manfred Max-Neef Former Vice-chancellor, Southern University of Chile


	The Development Dialogue is extremely useful for our critical awareness raising activities and we have been using the previous publications whenever we have seminars and meetings with our members. More voices about the Development Dialogue... Upali Magedaragamage, Coordinator, Asian Network for Culture and Development (ANCAD) Sri Lanka


	12 February 2008, Uppsala Lecture Perspectives on Liberation and Development in Southern Africa Sten Rylander, ambassador of Sweden to Zimbabwe, presented this lecture in honour of the Foundation's long-serving former director Sven Hamrell. It was organised by and hosted at the Centre in connection with Sven Hamrell's 80th birthday. Ambassador Rylander's lecture provides insights into the historical role of Sweden in support of liberation struggles and developments in Southern Africa. It includes particular reference to Sven Hamrell's role. The lecture combines the retrospective with an assessment of the current challenges and the future perspectives of Swedish relations to the sub-regional actors. Download the lecture in pdf

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	Recent Seminars Countercurrents for a just world – Right Livelihood Award recipients reflect on our common future What’s Next for Africa? - Current challenges and future scenarios A dialogue conference on the unpredictable past and future of Genocide Biofuels - a growing solution or decomposing illusion? Dag Hammarskjöld Lecture 2007 Has Africa got anything to say? Academic, cultural and publishing perspectives The legacy of M.K. Gandhi in India and the World World Governance Assessment Albert Camus and the Origin of Revolt


	Recent Publications G8 Club Governance –Power and Politics in a Global World Carbon Trading: A critical conversation on climate change, privatisation and power The What Next Report 2005-2035 [pre-publication version] What Next Volume I, Setting the context Report of the Dag Hammarskjöld Symposium on Respecting International Law and International Institutions Fighting an Old Battle in a New World, How IBFAN Monitors the Baby Food Market Access to information in South east Asia and beyond Women, War and Peace: Mobilising for Peace and Security in the 21st Century Dag Hammarskjöld and the 21st Century Between Sovereignty and Globalisation Power Politics, Disarmament and Culture


	Multimedia A few selected events in video or other multimedia format.

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