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Nordic Pension Funds Can Promote Sustainable Development
16.2.2026
Elites’ Contradictory Relationship with the Nordic Welfare Model
30.1.2026
Changes that digitalization has brought to students’ lives are greater and more striking than expected.
11.12.2025
Use of AI in the Public Sector challenges our trust
17.11.2025
How are precarious and informal jobs shaping people’s lives?
3.11.2025
Nordic borders today – both passageways and filters
26.8.2025
Torn between homesickness and an uncertain future – Nordic youth in rural areas share the same worries
14.8.2025
Green energy visions collide with local interests in the North
3.4.2025
Does the news media stereotype immigrants?
14.1.2025
Residents enjoy living in areas with a bad reputation
31.10.2024

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How is the programme financed?

The research programme, Future Challenges in the Nordics – People, Culture and Society is financed by the Society of Swedish Literature in Finland, The Finnish Cultural Foundation, The Swedish Cultural Foundation in Finland, Stiftelsen Brita Maria Renlunds minne, Riksbankens Jubileumsfond and The Kamprad Family Foundation for Entrepreneurship, Research & Charity.

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What is Future Challenges in the Nordics?

Future Challenges in the Nordics – People, Culture and Society is a seven-year research programme that stimulates research within humanities and social sciences in the Nordics. The programme focuses on the large societal challenges of the 21st century and how those challenges are understood and handled within the Nordic societies.

The research programme finances a set number of research projects. The aim is that the research benefits society by producing findings that are easy for citizens and decision-makers to access.

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