Amsterdam School for Regional, Transnational and European Studies

Combining humanities and social science-based approaches to the study of Europe and other world regions

Van stotteren tot welsprekendheid: hoe de 19e eeuw onze stemnormen bepaalde

De stem is meer dan alleen een instrument om informatie over te brengen: het is een spiegel van macht, cultuur en sociale normen. In haar nieuwe boek 'Speaking, Stammering, Singing, Shouting' ontrafelt hoogleraar ...

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Remembering the Ogoni Nine 30 Years Onwards: Reflections on Legal Strategies for Decolonial Climate Justice

Reflecting on 30 years since the Ogoni 9: voices from Nigeria and the Netherlands explore legal strategies for decolonial climate justice and accountability in the Niger Delta.

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The Autocratic Appeal: Religion and the Resilience of Illiberal Politics

The workshop focused on the intersection of religion and illiberal politics in Europe, the US, and beyond, with experts from academia, journalism, and policy.

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Governing Loss in Times of Transformation

Discover how EU law can address the societal losses from digitalization, automation, and climate change in this interview with Dr. Giacomo Tagiuri, ERC Starting Grant recipient.

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