forum
19-21 sept 2006,
Uppsala, Sweden


About What Next
The What Next Project

Invitation
Invitation letter
Registration

Programme
Overview
Map of the Venue
Descriptions of sessions
Presenters
Open space
Reports and notes

Participants
Registration
A wide-ranging mix...

What Next publications
What Next Volume I
Forthcoming articles and papers
What Next Special Issue on Carbon Trade

Logistics
Costs
Travel
Accomodation
Map of Uppsala
Food
Tourist information
Weather


General info
Information desk
Display tables and exhibitions
Internet facilities
Wheelchair accessibility
Interpretation
Name badges
Photos from the Forum

Media

Media registration
Media services
Press releases

Art and Music
The ideas behind What Music?
The artists


Contact information
Who to contact?


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19 September
From What Now to What Next
Challenges and visions for Another Development. A stirring opening with panels, music and food.

20 September
What’s Ahead if business as usual? Scenarios for the next 30 years. A full day of parallell sessions, debates
and cultural contributions.

21 September
‘What If?’ and ‘How Next?’
Searching for alternative futures. An Open space meeting.


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Please register and let us now that you are coming.

 





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What Next Project?


question markThe Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation’s What Next initiative seeks to identify and analyse emergent global challenges and explore strategies for social change. Carried out in close collaboration with numerous scholars and activists around the world, What Next builds on the Foundation’s three decades of work on development alternatives – initiated with the 1975 report What Now: Another development.

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booksWhat Next Volumes and
Thematic Papers

A number of writers with diverse backgrounds have been invited to contribute with What Next papers.

Drafts versions of these papers are available for download on this website on a continual basis. We encourage everyone to provide their comment on these papers. The papers will be published in three volumes.
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flameIn addition, there are two longer special reports in preparation. The first report focuses on carbon trading, which is currently pursued as the major approach to tackling climate change.

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Photos from the forum.
 
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Download "Carbon trading – A critical conversation on climate change, privatisation and power".
 
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  Cover of Volume I

Download the What Next Volume I: Setting the Context! (4.8 mb)
 
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