Paul ’t Hart would like to set up a national data infrastructure for the quality of government and an empowerment programme for young first-generation academics.
This session by the Open Cities Platform features presentations on developing research by prof. dr. Annette Markham and dr. Maxigas, with prof. dr. Payal Arora as a respondent.
The Open Cities Platform collaborates with the Queer Film Festival Utrecht to organize an event on film festival, queerness as an open, inclusive urban space.
Bram Vroege defends his thesis, an analysis of European Commission policy aimed at strengthening the defence industry through subsidies as well as liberalisation.
In the next Transactional Talk, Prof. Martin Trybus (University of Birmingham) will present his work on the use of soft law by the European Commission in defence procurement regulation.
How and why do youth become involved in politics? What factors drive youth involvement in feminist and climate change activism in Argentina? In what ways can the study of youth activism provide deeper insights into the broader political landscape and the dynamics of democracy? This public lecture is structured around these questions.