Sweden is a remarkably successful country. A poor peasant nation in the 1850s, it became one of the world’s richest countries a century later. It ranks among the world’s freest developed nations. Should the United States be more like Sweden? Tune in LIVE for this Cato Institute Screening Event followed by Q/A with Johan Norberg. You can join the conversation on Twitter using #SwedenLessons4America.
Sweden: Lessons for America? – Screening hosted by American Swedish Institute followed by Q/A with Johan Norberg It’s been suggested that Americans would be better off if the United States was more like Sweden. Do the Swedes know something that we don’t? The documentary Sweden: Lessons for America? A Personal Exploration by Johan Norberg delves into the economic and social landscape of the Swedish scholar’s homeland. Join him to see that the lessons to be learned from Sweden may not be the ones you expect. The one-hour documentary follows Norberg on a journey through the history of Sweden’s economic rise, …
Join us along with The Heritage Foundation for a screening of The Price of Peace hosted by Helle C. Dale, Senior Fellow for Public Diplomacy. 🗓 Thursday, April 26th 🕠 5:30 -7:00 PM 📍 The Heritage Foundation | Lehrman Auditorium | 214 Massachusetts Ave NE | Washington, DC 20002 How do we prevent war? How great a price are we willing to pay for peace? Can we use the lessons learned throughout history to extend peace into tomorrow? Those are some of the questions posed by a new 1-hour documentary, The Price of Peace: A Personal Exploration by Johan Norberg. Norberg, a Swedish …
Not able to make it to the event? Don’t worry The Hoover Institution is Livestreaming it from YouTube and the Independent Women’s Forum is Livestreaming it on Facebook. Mary Kissel Editorial Board Member, The Wall Street Journal Kiron Skinner Hoover Institution Research Fellow Claudia Rosett Independent Women’s Forum Foreign Policy Fellow Learn more about The Price of Peace here. Check out our new Explore section which has 3 informative timelines, discussion questions, suggested reading list and suggested viewing list here.
The Price of Peace Screening and Discussion by Independent Women’s Forum on March 22nd at starting at 5:30 with a reception and the screening and panel discussion will start at 6:00. How do we prevent war? How great a price is society willing to pay for peace? Can we use the lessons learned throughout history to extend peace into tomorrow? Please join us for a private screening of The Price of Peace: A Personal Exploration by Johan Norberg. Norberg investigates the use of deterrence and appeasement in an era of rogue nations and nuclear proliferation and the documentary examines turning-point historical events to reveal hardlearned lessons …
Hoover Institution is having a screening of The Price of Peace. Following the screening, Peter Robinson, host of Uncommon Knowledge, will interview Victor Davis Hanson about the film. Tickets are free but you must register here. Screening Information: Date: Wednesday, March 7th. Time: 5:00 PM Doors open / Reception 5:30 PM Screening Post-film Conversation to follow with Victor Davis Hanson and Peter Robinson Please arrive no later than 5:15 PM Location: Hoover Institution Hauck Auditorium, David and Joan Traitel Building 435 Lasuen Mall Stanford, CA 94305 About The Price of Peace: Leading up to the onset of World War II, …
Traverse City, Michigan Residents – The State Theatre is having a screening of The Price of Peace followed by a Q/A discussion with our filmmakers and other experts of the International Affairs Forum of Traverse City. Tickets are free but you must obtain a ticket from the State Theatre box office or online here. Screening Information: Date: Monday, March 5th. Time: Doors open at 5:15 PM, screening starts at 6:00 PM. Location: State Theatre 233 E. Front St. Traverse City MI 49684 231-947-3446 About The Price of Peace: Leading up to the onset of World War II, western democracies …
