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Dr. Esther Rozendaal has been appointed dean of the Erasmus Graduate School of Social Sciences and the Humanities (EGSH) by the Supervisory Board as of 1

On 15 July 2022, Dr Jojo Nem Singh will take part in a Q & A webinar on Rare Earth Elements: The Global Supply Chain

Research project addressing how value chains of sociobiodiversity products can support local economies and regional transformation in the Brazilian Amazon.

'Sanctions as the go-to tool: Do they work and what role for international law?'

A description of the collaboration between the Empower Foundation and researchers at ISS.

In this post, Jojo Nem Singh argues that the EU's Green Energy Deal is both an opportunity and a challenge for resource-rich countries in the Global South.

Louis Thiemann graduated with a distinction for his thesis 'The Third Class: Artisans of the world, unite?'

Rare metals are important in building the technology the EU needs to realize energy independence, and to achieve the political goals set out in the Green Deal by

How jokes give a clear view of what political elites really think about the masses.

Sugarcane plantations in China which are owned and operated by local villagers still operate according to the logic of extraction based on cheap land and labour