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Peter van der Zant talks about his PhD research on the concept of the ‘public value’ of amateur art and how this can lead to sustainable policy.

Dr Etienne Augé was interviewed by Trouw to interpret Rutte's speech.

The projects awarded contribute to the further development of scientific knowledge within the social sciences, humanities and related disciplines.

Julian Schaap on NPO Radio 1 about the increasing criticism on Spotify and in Trouw on why music from our own country is becoming increasingly popular.

Erasmus University Rotterdam and open-access database CORE launch SHARE, an AI model specially designed for the social sciences and humanities (SSH).

The Bachelor History at ESHCC has been awarded the highest score in the Keuzegids ranking of history programmes in the Netherlands.

The University Library has acquired three Bristol University Press collections.

New research tests norm-based interventions to curb misinformation—and finds which ones reduce sharing of false posts without silencing true information.

Access to thousands of titles from Oxford Academia Press, across almost every area of academia.

Database on the art market licensed by the University Library until November 2026.