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Last month, Brill published "Among Digitized Manuscripts. Philology, Codicology, Paleography in a Digital World" by Dr Cornelis van Lit.

In honour of the thirty-fifth anniversary of Savannah Bay, the bookshop collaborated with Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ on several projects.

Ann Rigney wrote a blog about the history of protests on the newly launched website of Remembering Activism: The Cultural Memory of Protest in Europe.

The fourth seminar on the New Silk Road research project took place on October 18th in Shanghai.

On Thursday the 24th of October, emeritus professor Wim Gerritsen passed away unexpectedly. He was 84.

Laurien Crump writes about the fall of the Berlin Wall in the Clingendael Spectator.

The Department of History and Art History will lead an Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership aimed at internationalising history teaching on university level.

From 1 November 2019 Haidee Kotze will take up the role of Professor and Chair of Translation Studies.

Dr. Lorella Viola explains the new app Geoľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓMiner and how it can help with research into migration history.

On 17 October, Brill published "The Citizenship Experiment" by Dr René Koekkoek, in which he explores the fate of citizenship ideals in the Age of Revolutions.

This special issue of the Journal of Perpetrator Research adresses the role of photography in depictions of and by perpetrators of political violence.

Each year The Netherlands Research School for Literary Studies (OSL) rewards two members with an award for the publication of an excellent book and article.

On 7 October, Brill published "Empires of the Sea", edited by Dr Rolf Strootman, Dr Floris van den Eijnde and Roy van Wijk.

This October, Red Globe Press published "History of the Body", Willemijn Ruberg's newest book.

Last month, Brill published "Ambitious Antiquities, Famous Forebears" by Prof. Karl Enenkel and Prof. Koen Ottenheym.

At the end of November, Routledge publishes "Cultures, Citizenship and Human Rights" by Prof. Rosemarie Buikema, Prof. Antoine Buyse and Prof. Antonius Robben.

The app offers an interactive accessible platform for the users to be informed about global poverty, and define their own basic needs standards.

In an interview with the National Board, Dr Scott Douglas evaluates the successful Danish approach to radicalisation.

Pieter Jaap Aalbersberg (NCTV) was the keynote speaker at the event organised by the HUB Security in Open Societies.

On 14 September 2019, our dear colleague Ralph Sprenkels passed away after he had suffered a cardiac arrest.

In this collection of essays, we advance the notion of urban interfaces to explore how situated media constitute the public spaces of our mediatized cities.

This volume explores the challenges and possibilities of research into the European dimensions of popular print culture.

Pharmacy student Dalal Ghanim from Utrecht has won the Audience Award as part of the UAF Award.

The research is part of a larger European research project called 'Policy, Expertise, and Trust in Action (PEriTiA)'.

Economic historian Bas van Bavel was presented with the highest distinctions awarded in Dutch science.