Who takes over the post as minister of culture?

announced In december culture and demokratiminister Alice Bah Kuhnke (MP) that she is not planning a continuation of the record. Instead, she tops the party's list of candidates for the european Parliament. The uncertain parliamentary situation, according to the minister, not been a reason for the decision: ”I took the decision after conversations with our partiledning several weeks ago,” she said in an interview.

By all accounts will now S and MP to continue in office, then an agreement was reached with C and L, which eventually led to Stefan Löfven (S) was nominated as prime minister. Speculation about the potential ministernamn has already begun, and the question DN Culture now asking themselves is, who takes over the kulturportföljen – and what are the challenges the new government should tackle.

was appointed minister of culture described it as a great sensation, among other things, because she was completely untested in politics. Also in the DN:s survey mentioned third party as potential candidates, among them Calle Nathanson, today the president of the People's houses and parks. Several mps DN has been in contact with believe at the same time that a possible name is the socialist, Lawen Shipowners', in day, cultural policy spokesperson. A source describes her as one of the party right now brightest framtidsnamn.

"I dare not answer it, I have many favorites, but no name, the process may be carried out by the prime minister himself, responds Lawen Shipowners' yourself on the DN's question about who she think will be minister of culture.

the social democrats want to take the responsibility of kulturportföljen see several that responded to the questionnaire, which is likely. However, it remains to see if this becomes the case, or if it will continue to be held by a miljöpartist. Regardless, there are several issues where broad support must be sought, even if the agreement between S, MP, C and L, only short passages on cultural policy measures: the parties write to ”all children should have good opportunities to go in arts school” and that the protection of media pluralism and public service independence is to be strengthened.

Göran Greider. Photo: Bertil Ericson / TT

I hope there will be a kulturintresserad a social democrat, because the party in recent years has been completely reset in cultural policy issues. A proposal: Calle Nathansson, now the boss of the house of the People and parks.

Two challenges: 1 – To ensure that the media landscape does not become dominated by the sphere and commercialism. 2 – in every way possible korskoppla social equality with cultural issues. Medelklassifieringen of the culture is a rapidly growing problem.

Eva Hamilton. Photo: Eva Tedesjö

No idea, but I think it will be a miljöpartist. There is no record that the social democrats, for strategic reasons, need to have, and Alice Bah Kuhnke has handled it well. There might be an unexpected appointment, because the green Party has a limited number to choose from.

I hope the new minister of culture will push through a produktionsrabatt for the Swedish film, as are many other european countries. The other important issue is an independent and stand-alone film.

Olof Growth. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud

I have no namngissning, but think it will be a socialist. They lost very much during the last term to drop cultural policy – a mistake you don't want to do. In the last parliament, you had no one who could answer where they stood on the issue.

We have had four years who acted very much about symbolreformer and short-term pengapåsar. Now, the big challenge is to deal with the heavy, but maybe a little sadder, the questions – how the governance of culture should look like.

Cecilia Wikström. Photo: Fredrik Persson/TT

Sara Danius. She is the brightest star in the Swedish kulturhimlen.

To work out a policy for the formation, that is to say, culture, education and research. Building a policy for the formation so Sweden can become a better country to live in.

Daniel Suhonen. Photo: Eva Tedesjö

I think the social democrats to take back the kulturministerposten. Anna Ekström, maybe, or some administrative wealthy cultural workers? Preferably someone who has the word of his power, who reads and likes to stand in the middle of the debate.

To ensure that our newspapers survive the digital revolution, when business models are falling like worked since the printing press was invented. Thus, to create media pluralism and secure in an intellectually and publicly call when Google and Facebook are taking an increasing share of advertising revenues. Here you have to be creative and awake.

Jan Scherman. Photo: Lars Lindqvist

No idea. As long as I can remember will be kulturministerposten errors and omissions, the man can dish out when the fine and important records allocated. You have to go back to Bengt Göransson to find a minister of culture for real.

bringing the cultural issues are some of the most important in our society if you include the whole of the battlefield of the media, books and the new digital platforms. It is the major international issues associated with this, technology, employment and advocacy.

Lawen Shipowners'. Photo: the Socialists

I dare not answer it, I have many favorites, but no name, the process may be carried out by the prime minister himself. But I hope that the socialists are taking over the kulturministerposten for there are a lot of jämlikhetsrelaterade issues to address on the field of culture, even if I think that Alice Bah Kuhnke has done an extraordinarily good job.

There are a lot of to do to the profile of the Swedish culture in general. I believe that accessibility and quality issues will become very important in the future. The quality in the form of exhibitions and the art, the culture, the music that need a strong financial backing – and to make culture more wide and available throughout the country. It is more important than ever.

Angelika Bengtsson. Photo: Henrik Montgomery/TT

I have no good guess, but I think it will be a social-democrat minister of culture.

To filmpolitiken is government and there is no money, and have become conflicts within the industry that I believe will increase if you do not take hold of the problem and the focus of the films. The whole debate about cultural heritage and the entrances to the museums will also continue. Arts will become more ideological and political, which I think is good, but also a tougher and tougher debate in the kulturväsendet.