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This work explores the relationship between law and drama in Europe between the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries. Co-edited by Katell Lavéant.

According to the PhD research by Anne van Leeuwen, timing and rhythm are important factors in conducting successful conversations.

The book offers a contextual historical analysis or ‘heritageography’ of the fourth century BCE city wall in Rome.

Van Nederveen Meerkerk will study the role of household labour and consumption in the relocation of textile production across the world.

The laws of nature are what drive wealth inequality within a society, unless society takes action to counteract their effect, such as by adopting taxation laws.

The Consolidator Grant will allow Willemijn Ruberg to set up her own team of researchers and study the history of forensic medicine and psychiatry.

Contemporary Choreography captures the essence of choreography in the 21st century, encouraging rigorous thinking and research. Co-edited by Liesbeth Wildschut.

The essays in this book illuminate the current state of Rembrandt studies and suggest avenues for future inquiry. With a contribution by Thijs Weststeijn.

The UUHistory Youtube Channel is the place for challenging, capturing and original knowledge clips related to history and art history.

Dr Sita ter Haar studies the behaviour and brain development of zebra finches. She wants to help children with speech problems with that.

Deze bundel gaat over de rol van ervaringen van falen in de alledaagse religiositeit van moslims en christenen op verschillende plekken in de wereld.

Johan Bolhuis: "There are some very interesting similarities between the way songbirds learn to sing and the way children learn to talk."

This book examines how rural Europe emerged as a key site of local, national and international governance. Co-edited by Liesbeth van de Grift.

Special issue of Parallax about posthumanist memory studies, edited by Susanne C. Knittel and Kári Driscoll.

Editors are Dirk van Miert, Henk Nellen, Piet Steenbakkers, and Jetze Touber.

Professor Dr Gloria Wekker, Professor Dr Philomena Essed and Dr Leo Balai together win the Black Achievement 2017 in the category Science.

Joas Wagemakers won this year’s British-Kuwait Friendship Society Prize for the best book published in Middle Eastern Studies in 2016.

Co-edited by Jeroen Salman, this book demonstrates how materiality, sociality and spatiality contribute to a better understanding of early modern book history.

Economic growth is still not expressed in an equal rise of comprehensive wellbeing for Dutch households.

Researcher Hayo Terband investigates the connection between communication problems and behavioural problems in children.