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Marije Balt successfully defended her thesis examining how European diplomats navigated EU–Türkiye migration cooperation

Researchers in the PACES project recently gathered in Paris for a final moment to discuss new insights in migration research

Gabriela Villacis Izquierdo successfully defended her thesis examining how feminist approaches shape alternative forms of humanitarian action in Colombia

The Netherlands is one of the world's leading countries for open access publishing. At the same time, concerns remain about current publishing practices.

The University Library offers trial access to CAB Abstracts until 30 June, a leading applied life sciences database with over 16 million records.

What might migration between Africa and Europe look like in 2045? Experts explore possible migration futures and what policies may be needed

Prince Claus Chairholder, Helena Varkkey explores the politics and socio-economics behind the elusive, haze-free blue skies of Southeast Asia

In this longread article, Professor Jun Borras traces the evolving dynamics of dispossession, resistance and global land struggles

Dr Jeff Handmaker talks about this recently published book Legal Mobilization: Assessing the potential and limits of law-based civic advocacy

This photobook shows the multiple meanings of transactional sex for militancy-affected people on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border