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The latest news from the institute, fellows and alumni.
NIAS awards fellowship grants for the academic year 2024 -2025
NIAS is pleased to announce the endowments of its fellowship grants for the upcoming academic year. Promoting slow science, these grants offer an opportunity for researchers, writers, journalists, and artists to dedicate five or ten months to their research projects within the institute's international and interdisciplinary setting.
FondsBJP & NIAS are fostering in-depth and investigative journalism
NIAS and the Fonds Bijzondere Journalistieke Projecten welcome applications for their Journalist in Residence programme, which allows journalists to work at the institute for a period of 5 months and focus on their journalistic project.
Safe Haven Fellowship extended to all scholars at risk
This Call for Applications in the extended Safe Haven Fellowship particularly invites reactions from scholars, journalists, writers and artists affected by the war in Gaza.
NIAS podcast: Room to explore
At NIAS excellent researchers find the time and space to freely pursue their curiosity and ask new questions. The NIAS podcast series Room to explore aims to share their insights, demonstrating how direct and wide the relevance and impact of research-based interventions can be.
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NewsThe first 200 Dutch people on Manhattan were beggars in a poor mud puddle
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NewsA counterintuitive and evidence-based perspective on polarisation
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NewsSpeaking to the World: A United Nations Address from the Korte Spinhuissteeg
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NewsFrom Stakeholders to Shareholders: How Donor Power Threatens University Independence
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NewsDon't turn activists into criminals."
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NewsThe ideological scriptwriters of Donald Trump's film are a motley anti-liberal bunch
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NewsNIAS welcomes fellows for 2025–2026
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NewsReligion, Populism, and the Fragmentation of the Sacred
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NewsCecilia Hendrikx: Investigating Architecture, History and Power
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NewsWe are looking for a great Director!
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NewsFor Women in Science Fellowships Awarded
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NewsDavid Van Reybrouck appointed Philosopher Laureate of The Netherlands
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NewsWhat can go wrong if politics starts acting as the boss of other pillars of democracy.
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NewsFleeing Ukrainian scientists on their country's future: ‘Values suddenly don't count’
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NewsNIAS Fellows Community Stands up for Science
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NewsStatement of academies of science in Europe: academic freedom and cooperation under pressure in the US
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NewsMichael Ignatieff on Academic Freedom: What’s At Stake? (And Who Cares?)”
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NewsThe Academy and the Rule of Law by Tamar de Waal
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NewsThe Academy as a Pillar of Liberal Democracy - Jan Willem Duyvendak