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  • Congratulations to Dr Zhiqi Xu on a successful PhD defence

    https://www.iss.nl/en/news/congratulations-dr-zhiqi-xu-successful-phd-defence

    Dr Zhiqi Xu's thesis examines how stakeholders exercise their agency under China's poverty alleviation and rural development governance

  • Varieties of Realism, Varieties of Critical Realism?

    https://www.iss.nl/en/events/varieties-realism-varieties-critical-realism-2026-07-27

    Participants to this conference will focus on what it means to be a realist; what it means to be a critical realist; and the difference between the two

  • Using scenarios to explore the future of migration

    https://www.iss.nl/en/events/using-scenarios-explore-future-migration-2026-07-14

    Dr Simona Vezzoli will discuss the 'scenario methodology' which offers tools to help understand upcoming changes, focusing specifically on migration

  • Finding Needles in the Social Sciences Haystack: Effective Searching for Academic Literature

    https://www.iss.nl/en/events/finding-needles-social-sciences-haystack-effective-searching-academic-literature-2026-07-10

    ISS library workshop on searching literature on 10 July

  • RefWorks will become EndNote Fusion

    https://www.iss.nl/en/news/refworks-will-become-endnote-fusion

    In early October 2026, RefWorks will become EndNote Fusion. No action is required from people with a RefWorks account.

  • Beyond ‘Scientific’ Scenarios: Plural storylines for climate and mobility research

    https://www.iss.nl/en/events/beyond-scientific-scenarios-plural-storylines-climate-and-mobility-research-2026-10-21

    3rd Climate Resilience in Diverse African Contextswebinar looking at what future climate scenarios actually mean for people on the ground

  • Symposium & Inaugural Lecture Professor Matthias Rieger

    https://www.iss.nl/en/events/symposium-inaugural-lecture-professor-matthias-rieger-2026-11-20

    Global Health and Development Economics Symposium, followed by Matthias Rieger’s lecture on global health behaviors and randomised trials.

  • Dirk-Jan Koch on global aid cuts: 'We're right back to where we started'

    https://www.iss.nl/en/news/dirk-jan-koch-global-aid-cuts-were-right-back-where-we-started

    ISS Professor Dirk Jan Koch discusses how global aid cuts are shifting development cooperation from long-term support towards life-saving emergency relief

  • Why do people migrate? The answer is more complicated than you might think

    https://www.iss.nl/en/news/why-do-people-migrate-answer-more-complicated-you-might-think

    Researchers from the European research project PACES show that migration decisions are complex: personal ambitions, circumstances and policy all play a part.

  • Urban greenery is needed to protect cities from extreme heat

    https://www.iss.nl/en/news/urban-greenery-needed-protect-cities-extreme-heat

    Sylvia Bergh (ISS) and Arka Bhattacharyya (TU Delft) were featured in the AD on their research into how cities can adapt to heatwaves

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