The medieval world's Baltic connection - Engelsberg ideas
Markets and merchants wove a complex web of trade, cultural exchange and economic innovation across the medieval Baltic and beyond.| Engelsberg ideas
Markets and merchants wove a complex web of trade, cultural exchange and economic innovation across the medieval Baltic and beyond.| Engelsberg ideas
Thucydides saw plague as a disease of the ‘body politic’ – and an opportunity to improve the health of society. History shows that pandemics have a way of disrupting our assumptions about medical and social progress.| Engelsberg ideas
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Across the medieval world, the Moon induced feelings of fear and fascination.| Engelsberg ideas
Engelsberg Ideas is the home to great writing from the world’s leading thinkers. Featuring commentary on history and culture.| Engelsberg ideas
A retrospective of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's oeuvre at the British Film Institute (BFI) brings their masterpieces back to life.| Engelsberg ideas
Despite building institutionalised dissent into its intelligence systems, the country was still caught out by terrorists.| Engelsberg ideas
The Israeli security establishment's failure to adequately collect, analyse and react to its intelligence meant that the nation was unprepared for one of the darkest days in its 75-year history.| Engelsberg ideas
