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Professor Wendy Harcourt reflects on her teaching practices based on intersectionality, radical vulnerability, differential belonging and the ethics of care

Research by Utrecht University and ISS informed the Dutch decision to withdraw its reservation to the children’s right to social security.

In this longread, Professor Jun Borras gives an analysis of the recent ICARRD+20 global summit on land

Drawing on findings from the PACES project, this event examined how social policies, transformations and experiences influence migration decisions

Urban Transitions in Africa focuses on innovations offering alternative development approaches to cities in Africa

They played a key role in this global assembly, which was held recently in the Colombian city of Cartagena.

In 2025, the Library supported OA books, Diamond OA initiatives and key infrastructures, and invites EUR researchers to apply in 2026.

ISS working paper 733

Lorenza Arango Vásquez won the prize for her paper entitled 'Indigenous peoples, commons and the challenge of sustaining life amid capitalist land grabs'

In his new publication, Jeff Handmaker critically reflects on the opportunities and challenges of law-based advocacy