Nummer 4, 2011
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Johan Lundberg
Consensus as the state religion
Homogeneity of opinion and consensus does not necessarily mean that the ruling party’s opinions permeate every corner of public life. Cultural life and the media…
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In the shadow of the future
The Danish journalist Mikael Jalving calls Sweden the country of silence. Sydsvenskan’s Per Svensson disagrees. Johan Lundberg leads a discussion on national consensus and taboos.
Johan Lundberg
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The other side of consensus
A society in which conflict avoidance is a virtue is a weak society with no moral integrity. We bow to the strongest winds of the…
Per Bauhn
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Pippi and Sweden’s specificity
Collectivist Sweden combines a strong state with extreme individualism. That is why capitalism works well in our country.
Lars Trägårdh
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The Country of Cooperation
The downsides of the Swedish culture of consensus culture are a lack of vision and a certain uniformity. But its advantages are greater: openness to…
Per T Ohlsson
