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Climares investigates climate risks faced in five African countries, aiming to mobilize communities to strengthen climate resilience.

At the 111th Dies Natalis, Prof. Koen Lenaerts and Prof. Alison Wylie will receive honorary doctorates. Explore their published work at the UL collection.

The University Library launches e-modules to guide students on ethical and responsible use of Generative AI in academic work across all study levels.

Recent graduate Yusnita Silsilia Warda has recently seen her MA research paper published in a leading Indonesian academic journal.

On 18 October, Jimena Pacheco Miranda successfully defended her PhD thesis on the impact of crises on human capital formation cases from Ecuador

The Netherlands faces a shortage of low-skilled digital workers, while Nairobi's slums struggle with high unemployment. This study combines the two issues.

To inaugurate this year’s International Open Access Week, we interview Benjamin Mullins, editor of the Erasmus Journal of Philosophy and Economics.

On 10 October 2024, the International Institute of Social Studies celebrated its 72nd Dies Natalis.

Edited translation of an article by Alain Verheij in which he emphasizes critical friendship and prophetic critique of the Isreali-Palestinian conflict

Converation between the director of Defence of Children Intl. Palestine and the International Humanitarian Studies Association on the current war in Gaza