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Database on the art market licensed by the University Library until November 2026.

Tamara Soukotta and Venansius Haryanto argue that the Church is both an advocate for resistance and complicit in unwelcome development

Erasmus Professor Jun Borras is committed to helping young scientists who are often not heard, without speaking on their behalf.

Professor Mansoob Murshed gave his valedictory lecture examining the relationship between economic and political inequality

She investigated how the intersection of land and water grabbing, extractivism and climate change mitigation and the intertwining of social movement occur

In his PhD thesis, Deo-Gracias Houndolo concludes that trickle-down policies without a specific poverty-focus do not support poverty reduction

In this article, Sai Sam Kham highlights the dramatic expansion of land and commodity extraction in Myanmar from the 1990s through to the 2010s

The winner of the 2025 FAME Athena Award is Prof. Dr. Wendy Harcourt. She talks about winning the prize, her work, and the challenges women face.

Reassessing the role of external influence on policy diffusion and social protection in the Philippines and Cambodia

LAND connects Planet, Profit, Property and Partners to explore whether and how more just, sustainable landscapes can emerge.