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Reviews on theme Politics
Should NPO Be Shaken Up? | Radboud Current Affairs Podcast with political scientist Emily Gravesteijn
Listen to this Radboud Current Affairs podcast in Dutch, in which philosopher and program manager Bas van Woerkum-Rooker talks with political scientist Emily Gravesteijn about the criticism of the NPO.
European Elections. What is at Stake? | Current Affairs Lecture by scholar of law Jasper Krommendijk and political scientist Anna van der Vleuten
Big choices are at stake at the European elections: will voters go for a more united Europe, or wil they be more divided than ever?
Being a Citizen of Europe, What Does That Mean? | Lecture and discussion with MEP Toine Manders and political scientist Anna van der Vleuten
Learn from MEP Toine Manders and political scientist Anna van der Vleuten about the extent to which European citizenship exists, whether it is linked to a European identity and how it relates to the city, region and country we also feel connected to.
Is Time Ticking for TikTok? | Current Affairs Lecture with behavioural scientist Loes Pouwels and political scientist Chris Nijhuis
TikTok may be banned in the USA. Will that happen in Europe, and in the Netherlands? What would that mean? Learn more from to behavioural scientist Loes Pouwels and political scientist Chris Nijhuis.
Europapa Politics | Current Affairs Lecture with Song Contest expert Jasper Uiterwaal
The Eurovision Song Contest is not about politics. Right? Nothing could be further from the truth. The Dutch song 'Europapa' by Joost Klein is not the only song that contains political references this year. But when is a song too political?
The Death of Navalny | Current Affairs Lecture by political philosopher Evert van der Zweerde
What does Alexei Navalny's death mean? Why did so many people around the world take to the streets after hearing the news of Navalny's death?
Anti-democratic Politics in Europe | Lecture and conversation with legal scholar Petra Bárd and political scientist Joep van Lit
Governments in Poland, Hungary and Romania limit civic liberties. Is this the beginning of the end of the rule of law in Europe?
Missiles over the Red Sea: Intervention in Yemen | Current Affairs Lecture with conflict studies scholar and former naval officer Victor Bouemar Dinocheau
Learn from conflict studies scholar Victor Boueamar Dinocheau about the escalating tensions in the Red Sea. Before working in Nijmegen, Bouemar Dinocheau was a French naval officer on the Red Sea.
Election results’23: The Morning analysis | Morning lecture about the current events with political scientists Erika van Elsas and Maurits Meijers and historians Carla van Baalen and Fons Meijer
On the morning after the election, we interpreted the results with political scientists Erika van Elsas and Maurits Meijers and historians Carla van Baalen and Fons Meijer.
Beyond Borders: How to Turn the Tide of Environmental Destruction? | Lecture by environmental philosopher Marc Davidson and political scientist Daniel DeRock
To stop climate change, who wouldn’t want that? The Netherlands, Europe, the UN and other international organizations are all preoccupied with climate policy. But why aren’t these policies effective at stopping climate change?
Freedom and Democracy – Lecture and conversation by philosopher Lea Ypi
What does it mean to be free? The philosopher Lea Ypi grew up in communist Albania and draws from her personal experience to investigate the complicated relation between freedom & democracy. She is the author of the prizewinning book Free.
The political duo - Van der Plas and Omtzigt – busy with a new form of politics? | Lecture on current events with political scientist Roderik Rekker and historian Naomi Woltring (Discussion)
Voters are done with the old politics. Traditional parties are historically low in the polls. Watch the recap and learn from political scientist Roderik Rekker and historian Naomi Woltring about new-or yet old-politics.