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On last year’s Heartland Festival Rasmus Boserup met with Natasha Lindstaedt to discuss the future of democracies and autocracies. In front of a live audience in the festival’s Future Talks tent the two participants present how they view the status of world in terms of separation of power.
Rasmus Boserup is the executive director of EuroMed Rights – an organization that represent 80 human rights organizations that focus on strengthening human rights and democracy reforms in Europe, the Middle East and Northern Africa.
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The conversation is moderated by Danish journalist and tv host Clement Kjersgaard.
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Rasmus Boserup is the executive director of EuroMed Rights – an organization that represent 80 human rights organizations that focus on strengthening human rights and democracy reforms in Europe, the Middle East and Northern Africa.
Natascha Lindstaedt is a professor of the University of Essex and is an expert on authoritarian regimes, international development and third world politics.
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