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The E-IR has published the long-awaited edited book 'Remote Warfare: Interdisciplinary Perspectives', with a chapter contributed by IRW's Lauren Gould and Jolle Demmers.

This month, Rachel Gillett's new book 'At Home in Our Sounds' was published.

Eighteen Utrecht-based researchers received a so-called ‘Unusual Collaborations Grant’. The grant has the goal to encourage collaboration between various disciplines.

More than ever, Social Sciences, Humanities, Law, and Economic Sciences are seeking collaboration to operate more decisively across university and discipline boundaries.

A Talk about Black Lives Matter

The Gender & Diversity Hub collaborates with other parties on the establishment of quota rules to enhance the number of women on corporate boards.

The History of Economics Society has awarded the Digital Humanities Lab a grant for the project 'Ontraq-H'.

Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ involved in the formation of the report on possible abuses in intercountry/foreign adoptions in the past.

The revelation of a Uruzgan veteran telling that he had to target civilians is not unique, writes Jip van Dort. Jip pursues a PhD in wartime propaganda

The book is edited by Bart Besamusca and Frank Brandsma.

Ten outstanding academics have been selected to join the Utrecht Young Academy in 2021.

The Focus Area Migration and Societal Change at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ is launching a second call for proposals to be awarded seed money funding for new research initiatives.

The coordinators of the Special Interest Group ‘Principles by Design: Towards Good Data Practice’ reflect on the webinar by Sandra Wachter on January 26th.

On 1 February, Liesbeth van de Grift has been appointed Professor of International History and the Environment.

Annelien de Dijn has won the 2021 PROSE Award for Philosophy with her new book.

This project focuses on the large gap in average work hours between women and men in the Dutch labor market.

Various research schools are co-organising a reading group on the topic of "Trans* and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Contemporary Cultural Issues".

Recently, Koen Ottenheym's new book was published by Brill.

How do can we discuss the curfew riots in a safe and constructive way? Utrecht based researchers have drafted a letter, in which they advise teachers how to discuss sensitive subjects, such as the curfew riots, with their students.

Recently, Joep Schenk's new book about the Rhine and European security was published.