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Ahmed El Assal and Irene Among investigate the perception of Uganda’s urban public (Twitter/X users) concerning NGOs’ legitimacy and accountability

In a new PACES Perspectives blog, researcher Chloe Sydney illustrates the dilemmas parents and caregivers make on the world's major migration routes

Looking back at this event that shedded light on the project to clear Palestine of Palestinians

New Routledge handbook providing a comprehensive overview of the field of gender and water governance

Professor Andrew Fischer shared his insights with Het Financieele Dagblad on the challenges facing low-income countries

A new podcast series by the Humanitarian Studies centre delving into the dilemmas, issues around and big questions in Humanitarian Studies

The University Library now provides access to thousands of titles in History, International Law and Human Rights and Humanitarian Law during 2025.

In 2025 thousands of additional SAGE titles relevant to Social Sciences & Humanities, Economics, Media & Cultural Studies, Sociology and Psychology accessible.

Anand Kole received a scholarship from the Trustfonds to pursue his lifelong dream and a desire to deepen his knowledge of economics to and study at EUR.

The Erasmus University Library now offers students and staff access to Libby, the app featuring a growing collection of e-books and audiobooks.