What criteria does the Stockholm Committee use to award the Nobel Peace Prize? What is the idea of peace behind it? In an interview on public radio station Deutschlandfunk Kultur, Principal Investigator and philosopher Stefan Gosepath explains the range within which people make a concept of peace. He argues that the Nobel Prize committee cultivates an extremely broad concept of peace and therefore awards the prize to personalities who do good for other people. From Gosepath's perspective, we are called to support them in this. He emphasizes that everyone is responsible for creating peace. Listen to the full interview here. Only available in German.