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                        UID:e0abab6674b46657552ef6973c2cc279https://www.mistra-geopolitics.se
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                        SUMMARY:The world's greatest news – why we have such a hard time imagining the future
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Welcome to a seminar with Dagens Nyheter's Cultural Manager, Björn Wiman at TEM21, Temahuset, Campus Valla in Linköping University.

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Björn Wiman is one of the most active voices in the Swedish climate debate and has also recently published the book "Sent på jorden: 33 tankar om världens största nyhet Ytligt,<em>" </em>where he refers to climate change as "the world's greatest news". The book is a compilation of his thoughts on the subject.

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<a href="http://www.atlantisbok.se/8108.Bok-Sent_pa_jorden" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Read more about the book </a>

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