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Sociologist Roy Kemmers obtained his doctorate in political discontent. In de Volkskrant he tells about his approach and how his own background played a role in

What is the role of the festival organizer in creating a space where people meet others? That was the focus of a recent study by Britt Swartjes and Pauwke

There is now a rainbow path on campus. Marit de Ridder applied for the path. “I found it surprising that it was not yet available on campus”.

The Nederlands Dagblad interviewed, among others, professor Jan van Ours to discuss the causes and possible consequences of the labour shortage.

Derk Loorbach: "There is hardly any awareness at the moment that energy is a scarce commodity. The need to reduce energy consumption is not felt."

Casper de Vries and Ivo Arnold discuss the ECB’s approach concerning inflation and interest rates.

Soccer coaches are mainly men. But why? Prof.dr. Jacco van Sterkenburg talks about it with RTL nieuws.

In an article by Fondsnieuws, Peter Kavelaars explains the ways in which wealthy people use the tax system to pay much less tax.

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, talks about the case of twelve-year-old Archie Battersbee in a radio interview.

In an interview with De Volkskrant, Robert Dur discusses the results of his research into so-called 'bullshit jobs'.