Practical Information

Climate Change

With global warming soaring, we are keen to try as much as we can to contribute to a carbon neutral framework for the conference. To this end, the conference will be held in a completely hybrid form, on a platform that allows for particularly exciting ways of participating online. We would encourage everyone to consider their environmental responsibilities when registering for the conference, and to prioritize traveling by train, or to join us online instead of flying to Amsterdam. NIAS will look for ways to compensate part of the price difference between train- and flight-fares within Europe, more information will be provided about this when conference tickets go on sale.

We are aware that this choice is likely to challenge the possibilities of an ‘inclusive’ conference. Yet given the costliness of air-travel and the weariness of visa-provision for those participating from beyond Europe and in particular from the so-called Global South, we think that encouraging ‘everyone’ to fly to Amsterdam would stand a small chance of actually catering to inclusiveness.

Location

The conference will be a hybrid event, to be announced at a later date.

In the (unlikely) event of a new Covid-outbreak or other issue that makes in-person attendance to this conference impossible, we will inform you as soon as possible about an alternative online conference.

Registration fees

Below you can find the fees for the hybrid NIAS Conference 2023.

The cost of your fee depends on your income:

• Low: <35.000 euro
• Middle: 35.000-70.000 euros
• High: Over 70.000 euros

Early Bird Fee (before 15 January 2023)

Participant Online 75 euro

Participant Low Income 250 euro

Participant Middle Income 325 euro

Participant High Income 450 euro

Regular Fee (After 15 January 2023)

Participant Online 75 euro

Participant Low Income 350 euro

Participant Middle Income 450 euro

Participant High Income 550 euro

Travelling to Amsterdam

We recommend using www.thetrainonline.com as one of the best website for booking train and bustickets to Amsterdam.

About NIAS

NIAS’ mission is to foster curiosity-driven research that pushes the traditional disciplinary boundaries and questions underlying methodological and theoretical assumptions. Each year, NIAS hosts an international, interdisciplinary group of 50 fellows who work on their independent research projects while being embedded in a thriving intellectual community.