Germany, 1970
Philipp Blom
historian, novelist, journalist and translator
Speakers and authors
The journal Nexus was founded in 1991, the Nexus Institute three years later. Since then, a large number of international thinkers, artists, scholars and politicians have published in Nexus or taken part in one of the Institute’s activities. Below you find an overview of all our authors and speakers.
United Kingdom, 1949
David Abulafia
historian of the Mediterranean
Germany, 1967
Andreas Scholl
countertenor
United States, 1952
E.J. Dionne
Washington Post columnist
Germany, 1937
Christoph Bertram
journalist and political advisor
Austria, 1947 - 2011
Michael André Bernstein
literary scholar and writer
Peter Lockwood
pianist
The Netherlands, 1947
Frank Wiering
VPRO executive
Czech Republic, 1928 - 2020
Antonín Liehm
journalist, film critic and film historian
Belgium, 1944
Derrick de Kerckhove
studies culture and technology
Austria, 1941 - 2022
Erhard Busek
former Vice-Chancellor of Austria
The Netherlands, 1944
Eveline Nikkels
president of the Dutch Gustav Mahler Foundation
The Netherlands, 1959
Josine Meurs
defends the interests of cultural audiences
Serbia, 1950 - 2011
Dragan Klaić
dramaturgist and cultural entrepreneur
United Kingdom, 1941
Graham Clark
opera singer
Germany, 1947
Peter Sloterdijk
cultural philosopher
United States, 1943
Richard Sennett
sociologist
Italy, 1941
Riccardo Petrella
political scientist, economist
Czech Republic, 1917 - 2003
Pavel Tigrid
writer and dissident
United Kingdom, 1962
Julian Reynolds
conductor, DNO
France, 1945
Bernard de Montferrand
diplomat
South Africa, 1951
Sarat Maharaj
art historian and theorist
The Netherlands, 1948
Ronald de Leeuw
former director Rijksmuseum
Poland, 1932 - 2008
Bronislaw Geremek
politician and historian