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• About Leiden Risk and Regulation Lab

  The Leiden Risk & Regulation Lab serves as hub for excellent research at the forefront of regulation and risk governance and acts a platform for engagement with the practice of, and education in, regulation and risk governance.

• Cultivating the art of hearing and being heard: how regulators strategically use public communication in regulatory governance Research output

  How do public organizations use strategic regulatory communication in regulatory governance?

• Dionysius of Halicarnassus and Augustan Rome. Rhetoric, Criticism and Historiography Research output

  Dionysius of Halicarnassus and Augustan Rome: Greek culture in the Roman world.

• Sensemaking in crises: a study of collaborative governance between humanitarian response organizations and virtual & technical communities Research output

  How do Humanitarian Response Organizations (HROs) and Virtual & Technical Communities (V&TCs) collaboratively govern disaster sensemaking processes, and what challenges shape the effectiveness of these collaborations between 2010 and 2016?

• Chemical tools to modulate endocannabinoid biosynthesis Research output

  Promotor: H.S. Overkleeft, Co-promotor: M. van der Stelt

• Molecular and Nano-Engineering with Iron, Ruthenium and Carbon: Hybrid structures for Sensing Research output

  Metal complexes and 2D materials like graphene were combined to produce structures that can function as sensors.

• A monodromy criterion for existence of Neron models and a result on semi-factoriality Research output

  In the first part, we introduce a new condition, called toric-additivity, on a family of abelian varieties degenerating to a semi-abelian scheme over a normal crossing divisor.

• Value Congruence in a Multinational Corporation Research output

  On 29 June 2017, Doris Dull-Zessner defended her PhD dissertation “Value Congruence in a Multinational Corporation”. The supervisors are Professor J.A.A. Adriaanse and Professor J.I. van der Rest.

• Social Subjecthood? The inclusion of (post)colonial migrants in Dutch, French, and British welfare states, 1945-1970 Research output

  How were (post) colonial migrants included in post-war welfare systems?

• Online radicalisation: the use of the internet by Islamic State terrorists in the US (2012-2018) Research output

  Is online radicalisation is an analytically useful concept when discussing contemporary cases of terrorism?

• Kleptocracy and foreign policy change: a political-administrative relations account Research output

  How is the effect of kleptocracy on foreign policy change mediated by the political-administrative relationship?

• Inclusivity in Online Direct Participation Platforms Research output

  How does the design of online participation platforms influence the inclusivity of online direct participation?

• Political factors affecting European Union legislative decision-making speed Research output

  What political factors affect the speed or duration of EU legislative decision-making?

• Enhanced coinduction Research output

  Promotores: J.J.M.M. Rutten, F.S. de Boer, Co-promotor: M.M. Bonsangue

• Understanding continuity and change in US counterterrorism policy through policymaker profiles Research output

  Has there been continuity or change in US counterterrorism policy since 9/11? What factors led to the continuity or change, and how do we classify any such continuity or change?

• Leadership behaviour repertoires in public organizations Research output

  How do leadership behaviour repertoires take shape in public organizations?

• The Function of Toll-like receptor 2 in Infection and Inflammation Research output

  The function of TLRs in innate immunity has aroused worldwide attention soon after its discovery. Because of the broad functions of TLR2 in innate immunity, the drive for the development of TLR2-targeted vaccines or therapeutic treatments has accelerated in the last decades.

• Adapting to improve: the Odyssey of the operational mentoring and liaison teams of the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Belgium Research output

  How have the armed forces of the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Belgium adapted to the OMLT task in Afghanistan, and what institutional changes have materialised as a consequence of this adaptation?

• Fluidity and Dynamics of De Facto Statehood: The Case of Iraqi Kurdistan Research output

  What factors can explain the dynamics of de facto statehood in Iraqi Kurdistan at internal, national and international levels? What has been the nature of the de facto statehood in Kurdistan since its inception?

• The Open Society and Its Animals Research output

  On 10 October 2019, Janneke Vink defended her thesis 'The Open Society and Its Animals'. The doctoral research was supervised by Prof. P.B. Cliteur.

• Parenthood, gender, and turning points to crime for young people in Latin America Research output

  This article investigates how parenthood serves as a critical turning point for young people in Latin America, influencing their criminal trajectories.

• Taking centre stage: understanding how EU account-holders enact their accountability roles Research output

  What drives the behaviour of accountability forums?

• Framing conditionality in times of crisis: EU institutional responses to Turkey’s democratic decline (2014–2024) Research output

  In this article, Seda Gürkan, Özlem Atikcan and George Christou examine how EU institutions responded to Turkey’s democratic decline between 2014 and 2024, analysing how conditionality was framed and applied by the European Commission, European Parliament and European Council.

• Open government and public trust: a new revaluation of the citizen perspective Research output

  How does open government affect the level of public trust?

• Confronting Colonial Objects: Histories, Legalities and Access to Culture Research output

  Carsten Stahn has just published Confronting Colonial Objects: Histories, Legalities and Access to Culture. The book is part of the OUP Cultural Heritage Law and Policy Series.

• Child Interethnic Prejudice in the Netherlands: Social Learning from Parents and Picture Books Research output

  The aim of this dissertation is to provide insight in interethnic prejudice of children in the Netherlands and attitudes and ideologies that they are exposed to through two socialization agents (parents and children’s books).

• Health, Ageing and Society Student-for-a-day Event - 7 May 2026

  Study information, Student-for-a-day

• Career prospects Biology (MSc)

  Completing your Master’s in Biology gives you an internationally recognised degree which you can follow up with a PhD track. With your acquainted skills, you’re a much requested professional in and outside research.

• Career prospects Evolutionary Biology (MSc)

  After graduation you are well equipped to start a career in evolutionary research or to take the responsibility for projects in an industrial or institutional research environment.

• Health, Ageing and Society Student-for-a-day Event - 3 March 2026

  Study information, Student-for-a-day

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  Anja Schoots-Snijder PhD candidate

  ICLON

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  Esmaralda van 't Net External PhD candidate

  Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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  Marieke Kroneman Postdoctoral researcher

  ICLON

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  Rineke Keijzer-Groot Postdocatoral researcher

  ICLON

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  Frank van Lunteren PhD candidate

  Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs

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  Juliet van Oudenhoven-Rijskamp Dual PhD candidate

  Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs

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  Najat el Hani Educational advisor/trainer

  Leiden Learning and Innovation Centre

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  Mathilde Mekenkamp-Kortier Pre-PhD candidate

  Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs

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  Saskia Rademaker PhD Candidate

  Faculty of Humanities

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  Jos Winnink Visiting Researcher

  Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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  Nansheline Daal PhD candidate / self funded

  Faculty of Science

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  Marie-leen Ryckaert Dual PhD candidate/guest

  Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs

• Alumni Graduate School

  PhD candidates are encouraged to start thinking about job prospects well before the defence of their thesis. Many PhD graduates find employment in an academic or semi-academic environment.

• Ceasefires as bargaining instruments in intrastate conflicts: ceasefire objectives and their effects on peace negotiations Research output

  Conceptualizing ceasefires as bargaining instruments challenges established ideas about the processes that lead up to conflict settlement, and about war re-emergence, with important implications for our understanding of war and peace.

• Research Campus The Hague

  The University wants its teaching and research to have the maximum academic, cultural, social and economic impact.

• European Union as a global security actor: common security and defence policy and its challenges in the 2011 Libya crisis and 2014 Ukraine conflict Research output

  How can the problems in establishing a sustainable common security and defence mechanism for the EU be explained?

• How does the faculty work? Dossier: Getting started

  Underneath you find more information on how our faculty works.

• Why is sexual violence still not a man’s problem? Comparing post #MeToo policy and awareness training in the Dutch and French cultural sectors Research project

  Why do sexual violence policies still fail to systematically address men and masculinities, when the need for cultural change among men has been central in public debates since #MeToo?

• Adding fuel to the conflict : how gas reserves complicate the Cyprus question Research output

  In this research I assess the impact of the recently discovered gas reserves south off Cyprus on the escalation of the Cyprus conflict.

• Rice eaters in the land of cheese: the context of ethnic socialization of Chinese-Dutch children Research output

  This dissertation aims to provide insight in ethnic prejudice in Chinese-Dutch children and the ethnic socialization context they are exposed to through three social-contextual factors, i.e., parents, children’s books, and the COVID pandemic.