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

Joas Wagemakers on NOS.nl on the availability of books written by radical Muslims in jail.

This month 'Religious Conversion in Early Modern English Drama', a book by Lieke Stelling, has been published by Cambridge ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Press.

On 27 December online magazine Foreign Policy published an article in which Ugur Üngör tells about his Syria Oral History Project.

Recently 'Syntax of Dutch: Coordination and Ellipsis', a book by Hans Broekhuis and Norbert Corver, has been published.

As of January Ralph Sprenkels and Chris van der Borgh are involved with a capacity building project in Cauca, Colombia.

Leonard Rutgers, Ortal-Paz Saar and Digital Humanities Lab have been awarded a 22,000 Euros grant from the Innovation Fund for IT in Research.

Ingrid Robeyns argues neither for or against universal basic income, but she does aim for a debate based on grounded arguments.

The Rubicon programme is intended to give young, highly promising researchers the opportunity to gain international research experience.

History Provides a Critical Thinking ‘Toolbox’ for Students.

ATHENA is a portal in development in which an enormous amount of information on biodiversity in the Netherlands is compiled.

BRILL recently published 'Women and Gender in the Early Modern Low Countries, 1500-1750', a book edited by Sarah Moran and Amanda Pipkin.

Ali Aljasem published an article in 'The Guardian' about the war in Syria.

Daniela Salvatori and Beerend Hierck have received have received a 22k grant from the Gratama foundation.

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

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.

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

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

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

Brepols Publishers recently published 'Cinema Changes: Incorporations of Jazz in the Film Soundtrack', a book by Emile Wennekes.