Daniel Innerarity

What Are His Conferences Like?

Daniel Innerarity’s conferences are marked by their capacity to address complex issues in an accessible and reflective manner. With a rigorous and critical style, Innerarity invites attendees to question power dynamics, decision-making processes, and ethical challenges in an increasingly interconnected and rapidly changing world. His talks explore the boundaries and possibilities of democracy, the challenges of artificial intelligence, and global risks, offering tools to better understand society’s role in politics and governance. Innerarity’s conferences provide a unique opportunity to delve into vital current issues with a profound and well-founded perspective.

Selection of Conferences

The Democracy of Knowledge: Governance in Times of Uncertainty

In this conference, Innerarity explores how modern societies can improve political decision-making through the integration of knowledge into democratic processes. He discusses the challenges of fostering an informed citizenry and the importance of managing knowledge as an essential resource to address complex global issues, presenting ideas on how democracy can adapt to today’s demands.

The Future and its Enemies: Understanding and Governing Complexity

Innerarity analyzes the complexity of the modern world and the importance of anticipating changes. He explains how democracies can face challenges by adapting to uncertainty and moving beyond the opposition between tradition and innovation. This talk reflects on the need for flexible thinking and governance that can effectively respond to social transformations.

Pandemocracy: Democracy in Times of Global Crises

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, Innerarity reflects on how global crises impact democracies and questions whether they are prepared to govern amid high uncertainty. This talk discusses the limits and resilience of democratic systems, encouraging participants to consider new forms of participation and civic responsibility in a context of shared risks.