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  • How ‘Student in the Spotlight’ Levis Maina Nderitu met Chelsea Clinton.

    https://www.iss.nl/en/news/how-student-spotlight-levis-maina-nderitu-met-chelsea-clinton

    'Student in the Spotlight' Levis Maina Nderitu recently travelled to Chicago to participate in the Clinton Global Initiative University.

  • Waarom economen de financiële crisis niet zagen aankomen

    https://www.iss.nl/en/podcasts/waarom-economen-de-financiele-crisis-niet-zagen-aankomen

    In this podcast, Professor Irene van Staveren discusses in-the-box economics and out-of-the-box economics.

  • Café Conflict

    https://www.iss.nl/en/podcasts/cafe-conflict

    Café Conflict is a six-part podcast series by the AD newspaper in collaboration with Erasmus University Rotterdam about conflicts and their backgrounds.

  • Can humanitarians ever be neutral?

    https://www.iss.nl/en/podcasts/can-humanitarians-ever-be-neutral

    What does it mean to be neutral? How does this look in a field made up of people with inherent human characteristics made up of values, emotions and ideologies?

  • Making a bad situation much much worse: When disaster meets conflict

    https://www.iss.nl/en/podcasts/making-bad-situation-much-much-worse-when-disaster-meets-conflict

    Dr Rodrigo Mena unpacks the complexities that is the intersection between conflicts and disasters within the humanitarian arena.

  • The climate is changing, and people are moving

    https://www.iss.nl/en/podcasts/climate-changing-and-people-are-moving

    Unravelling the complexities of climate change and its affect on the movement of people, but also what it means for people in refugee and displacement camps

  • Humanitarians are always good, right?

    https://www.iss.nl/en/podcasts/humanitarians-are-always-good-right

    Dr Kaira Cañete takes a closer look at disaster recovery, humanitarian ethics and feminist alternatives in humanitarian action

  • Thousands of cries, thousands of responses

    https://www.iss.nl/en/podcasts/thousands-cries-thousands-responses

    Sarah Njoroge, Tom Ansell and Dorothea Hilhorst discuss why each crisis should have its own bespoke response (and why it often doesn't)

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