Over the past recent years, the idea of what kinds of emergencies society needs to be prepared for have shifted. The pandemic, the refugee situation of 2015 and the war in Europe have contributed to moving the focus from one mainly concerned with natural hazards and catastrophies. Civil society has reorganized and responded to this, contributing with valuable insight. How does this affect the overall relationship between civil society and the institutions of the state?

If you are in Almedalen this year, feel free to come to this discussion featuring Filip Wijkström, Associate Professor at the Department of Management and Organization, and faculty at the recently founded Center for Security and Resilience.