Folk tales and the rule of law: what stories can teach us about values and norms
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Folk tales and the rule of law: what stories can teach us about values and norms


In the second episode of NET-ROL Voices, Kacper Dziekan (Institute of Public Affairs) speaks with Stefan Voigt (University of Hamburg) about how social norms and values are transmitted across generations and how they shape the rule of law.


The conversation focuses on an original research approach based on the analysis of over 27,000 fairy tales and folktales from 172 countries, exploring how narratives transmit moral messages, cultural norms and patterns of behaviour across societies.

NET-ROL Voices is a podcast series developed within the Horizon Europe project NET-ROL (Networks and the Rule of Law: Uncovering Socio-Economic Outcomes), in which the Institute of Public Affairs participates as a project partner.

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