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The 10 most ‘controversial’ books of the USA

"While a price cap has drawbacks, we have to weigh them against the cost of doing nothing."

In his inaugural lecture on 14 September 2022, Professor Lorenzo Pellegrini highlighted the relevance of the supply of fossil fuels in the climate debate

Professor Portraits - On 14 September, Lorenzo Pellegrini will hold his inaugural lecture. In this interview, he gives a glimpse of what the audience can expect.

Professor Portraits - Dr Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits talks about her new book that provides a comprehensive analysis of state-building processes in Sri Lanka

ISS alumna María Fernanda Valdés was sworn in as Deputy Minister of Business Development in Colombia.

On NPO Radio 1 in Dr Kelder en Co she talked about her research and sketched the bigger picture about the reception of refugees worldwide.

Erasmus Initiative Vital Cities and Citizens (VCC) launched an Open Door Call to distribute 1.4M euros for research purposes

New projects looking at resilience struggles in informal settlements and the future of digital platforms and frugality in post-industrial cities

Dr Visser talks about the problems caused by excessive nitrogen production in agriculture and the difficulties the government is having in addressing these.