The goal of this project is to creatively experiment with children’s perception and experience of the urban commons. To this end, we worked with an art teacher and a film-maker, and involved children from four ...

The pandemic and the associated lockdowns produced the deepest and most disruptive downturn in the EU since World War II. This prompted the Council to lift all constraints on debt and deficits embedded in the ...

This AMCIS Seminar will be given by dr. Natasha Quadlin (UCLA).

Dhr. M.M.A. Alshahman will defend the dissertation 'Religion and State: The Relationship between the Shia Ulama and the State in Iraq 1921-2015'. Supervisor is Prof. J.N. Tillie. The co-supervisor is Dr M. Parvizi ...

Mw. J.E.J. Zijlstra will defend the dissertation 'Stay close, go far: The stepwise migration of Iranian students and academics'. Supervisors are Prof. H.G. de Haas and Prof. J.C. Rath.

Mw. T.A. Hoang will defend the dissertation 'Symbolic pride Understanding violence against the cisgender and non-cisgender women in Vietnam'. Supervisor is Prof. A.P. Hardon. The co-supervisor is Prof. S.E. Wieringa.

Mw. F.J. Afolabi will defend the dissertation 'We know the hazards in our work: Perception of occupational health problems among informal automobile artisans in Nigeria'. Supervisor is Prof. P.T. de Beer. The ...

During this lunch meeting, we will hear from prof. Mimi Nichter. She will speak about her new book “A Filtered Life. Social Media on a College Campus”. This is the first comprehensive ethnographic account to explore ...

The panel session will be hosted by the Centre for Urban Studies, on the 26th of October from 16.00-17.00. We aim to bring together researchers, practitioners and policymakers from across European cities to exchange ...

We are delighted to announce an upcoming international conference titled “De/Legitimizing Global Migration Control”, to be convened at the University of Amsterdam.

This is the second episode in the new monthly ACES conversation series 'Racism & Law in Europe' with Mathias Moschel. The series aims to offer a space for academic and practise-oriented reflections on how law is ...

We will host our annual Harvest Day on the 4th of November.

The real estate industry is fast paced and dynamic – producing complex landscapes of investors and developers within cities globally. Tomorrow’s generation of planners and planning scholars must grapple with this ...

This is the third episode in the new monthly ACES conversation series 'Racism & Law in Europe' with Shreya Atrey. The series aims to offer a space for academic and practise-oriented reflections on how law is ...

This is the fourth episode in the new monthly ACES conversation series 'Racism & Law in Europe' with Thomas Spijkerboer. The series aims to offer a space for academic and practise-oriented reflections on how law is ...

This is the fifth episode in the new monthly ACES conversation series 'Racism & Law in Europe' with Christopher Gevers. The series aims to offer a space for academic and practise-oriented reflections on how law is ...