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Experimental public administration is the study of public administration issues with experiments, seeking possible effects of (policy) interventions.

We do research on international politics and governance. How do governments and organisations respond to issues as the debate hardens and polarises?

We examine how various groups of migrants experience their old age. Central to our research are 'loneliness', 'family solidarity' and 'culture-specific care'.

Our research focuses on improving the quality of life of people with personality disorders.

With our research in forensic and legal psychology, we aim to contribute to (criminal) justice in various ways.

With our research on public service delivery in practice, we look at how social policy evolves and what social consequences it has.

Our research revolves around family solidarity. We investigate how a country's economy, culture or policies affect dependencies within families.

With the family and inequality research group, we study the extent to which fathers' and mothers' parenting practices contribute to social inequality.

Research on civic participation, community-based initiatives and forms of social entrepreneurship. We combine public administration with other disciplines.

The corona crisis is having a major impact on our society. Within the faculty, researchers from various disciplines are working together to better map out the…