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Surveying policing efforts of art and heritage crime in Latin America
Dr Naomi Oosterman publishes article in Cahiers Politiestudies on the policing of art and heritage crime in Latin America.
- Thursday 11 Jan 2024
- Publication
In Memoriam prof. dr. Jan van Herwaarden (1940-2023)
In Memoriam prof. dr. Jan van Herwaarden (1940-2023)
- Wednesday 10 Jan 2024
- In memoriam
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- Wednesday 10 Jan 2024
- General
Arthur van Riel appointed endowed professor of Historical Political Economy
From 1 January 2024, Dr. Arthur van Riel has been appointed endowed professor of Historical Political Economy at Erasmus University Rotterdam.
- Monday 8 Jan 2024
- Appointment
Does the depiction of epidemics vary over time?
Former, ESHCC history student, Phạm Thùy Dung has reworked her BA thesis into an article published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Media History.
- Friday 5 Jan 2024
- Publication
Explore the most complete database on religion in the world
New trial access to the World Religion Database.
- Wednesday 3 Jan 2024
- General
Why cancelled artists still get high listings in the Top 2000
Media scientist Simone Driessen explains how it is possible that songs by cancelled artists still end up high in the Dutch music ranking Top 2000.
- Friday 22 Dec 2023
- General
Tina van der Vlies and Bowen Ran at the Theory of History Conference in Beijing
Tina van der Vlies and Bowen Ran were at the Theory of History Conference international roundtable themed 'Western and Chinese Historical Consciousness'
- Thursday 21 Dec 2023
- General
"We want to make people aware of their coloured lenses"
With her 'Public Issues and Imaginaries' team, Jiska Engelbert makes an effort to empower people to look at social developments differently.
- Thursday 21 Dec 2023
- General
Is Taylor Swift part of a psyop?
Simone Driessen in WIRED on fandom, politics and the QAnon theories about Taylor Swift.
- Tuesday 19 Dec 2023
- In the media