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In 'The Postcolonial Cultural Industry – Icons, Markets, Mythologies' the relationship between postcolonialism and the cultural industry is investigated.

Members of Pussy Riot will talk with Prof. Rosi Braidotti, who specialises in issues such as activism, the influence of the media and the power of art.

The book, which is the second of ten volumes in the Macmillan Interdisciplinary Handbooks series on gender, is edited by Iris van der Tuin.

The Netherlands Research School of Gender Studies (NOG) is currently inviting abstracts for papers to be presented during their annual National Research Day.

A book on the entanglements of art, activism and ethics in the work of philosopher Gilles Deleuze.

Prof Dr Rosemarie Buikema (Gender Studies) explains why a seemingly small change in addressing people has a big impact on how people interact with each other.

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How do these rural livestreamers deal with authenticity? Is there any tension between the perceptions of authenticity from livestreamers and platforms?

Bram Duivenvoorde, assistant professor at the Law Department, shares his thoughts on the question: What will the DSA mean for the future enforcement of consumer protection law through and against platforms?

Anna Gerbrandy, professor of Competition Law and boardmember of GDS, discusses the question: do the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act curb the power of the Big Tech companies sufficiently?

Laura Frederika Lalíková, PhD-candidate at the law department and as a researchers affiliated with RENFORCE, shares her thoughts on the new Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act, and how it influences the accessibility of digital platforms.

In this blog, Carla Farinhas, external PhD-candidate at the law department, focusses on the intervention-side of the new Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act.

On 2 May, PhD researchers connected to the GDS PhD Network presented their work to colleagues and interested attendees during the Back to the Future symposium.

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

Children with chronic illness have fewer interactions with their peers than healthy children. Dionysis Alexandridis is building Ruby's Game for his doctoral research in order to reduce loneliness among these children.

Music-wise, December is always the same old song. Thats's why, together with her students, computer scientist Anja Volk compiled an alternative December Playlist.

Cycling as fast as you can on a fitness machine: children with heart conditions often undergo exercise stress tests that guide medical decisions. Researchers have received a grant to design an applied game to motivate children more for this.

Symposium Ecogames: Game Research meets Sustainability

From the 5th till the 7th of December, the UU hosted the annual GALA conference on games and learning.

On the 7th of March, Robbert Jan Beun (UU) presented his Sleepcare app at the CMC. His talk was filmed in it's entirety.