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Politics · Social Justice & Human Rights · International Studies · Leiden University

Is Leiden a ‘Neoliberal University’?

Third Year student Federico Arcuri looks back at his time in the Hague and reflects upon the depoliticization of student life at the neoliberal university.

Federico Arcuri • 07-08-2023

Social Justice & Human Rights

Academic Panel on Palestine: Freedom of Expression, Freedom to Exist

On November 23rd 2021, Students for Palestine organized an academic panel on Palestine, specifically the intersection of activism and the university. Participating students report on the event and explain why academia and politics do not exist in isolation.

Students for Palestine • 24-01-2022

International Studies

Perspectives in the Time of Corona

We are certainly living in very uncertain times, but one thing seems to be clear: we will face one of the harshest economic, social, and health crises of our times.

F.J. López • 29-04-2020

Environment & Society

A dialogue outside the classroom: First International Studies conference for and by BA students in The Hague

On Saturday, the 6th April 2019, the BASIS Latin American Committee, in collaboration with the Programme Board of International Studies and the Faculty of Humanities, organized the first conference for and by BAIS students in the Campus The Hague.

F.J. López • 04-07-2019

Globalisation · International Studies

No Internationals

A meeting I recently had made me think about internationalisation and the various perspectives on it. I would like to share some of these thoughts with you here and I hope you will also share yours with me.

Dr. J. Kamphuis • 06-11-2018

Blogs

Is Leiden a ‘Neoliberal University’?

Academic Panel on Palestine: Freedom of Expression, Freedom to Exist

Perspectives in the Time of Corona

A dialogue outside the classroom: First International Studies conference for and by BA students in The Hague

No Internationals