France, 1935
Georges Nivat
specialist in Russian dissident literature
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.
The Netherlands, 1952
Hein van Oorschot
executive officer
Germany, 1940
Claus Offe
political sociologist
Austria, 1953
Konrad Paul Liessmann
philosopher and essayist
United Kingdom, 1950
Alison Wolf
economist, educational advisor
United States, 1958
David Steiner
education commissioner
The Netherlands, 1952
Louise Fresco
agronomist, author
Poland, 1923 - 2010
Shmuel Eisenstadt
sociologist
Sweden, 1968
Fredrik Ullén
pianist and neuroscientist
The Netherlands, 1970
Micha Hamel
composer, conductor and poet
Poland, 1970
Tomasz Różycki
poet and translator
Israel, 1967
Hania Bitar
zet zich in voor jeugdmedia in de bezette Palestijnse Gebieden
The Netherlands, 1982
Rob Wijnberg
philosopher, general editor of nrc.next
Norway, 1979
Johan Harstad
young Norwegian writer
Denmark, 1967
Andreas Roepstorff
anthropologist in neuroscience
The Netherlands, 1983
Jonathan van het Reve
wrote a novel, columns and a cookbook
The Netherlands, 1972
Ilse Frech
young Dutch photographer
United States, 1968
Susan Searls Giroux
cultural scholar and advocate of the improvement of higher education
Belgium, 1977
Bert de Muynck
architect and urban developer
The Netherlands, 1975
Astrid Bussink
director and filmmaker
Bosnia, 1972
Igor Sevcuk
video artist
Israel, 1969
Emanuel Gat
dancer and choreographer
The Netherlands, 1978
Ralph van Raat
musician and music theorist
United Kingdom, 1970
Naema Tahir
writer and lawyer who advocates the emancipation of Muslim women