Transnational Configurations, Conflict and Governance

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Transnational configurations, conflict and governance - AISSR

CIT-PART (Impact of Citizen Participation on Decision Making in a Knowledge Intensive Policy Field)

The EU-funded project CIT-PART will study comparatively the impact of PTA (Participatory Technology Assessment ) and TA on policy-making in Austria, Canada, Denmark, Italy, Latvia, The Netherlands, Sweden, United Kingdom, the European Commission, the OECD and the Holy See.

Constructions of justice and legitimacy: defence and prosecution discourses before international criminal courts

This NWO funded project will consider how notions of justice and legitimacy are constructed in the course of trial proceedings, examining the discourses of both prosecutors and high-profile accused persons.

European Security Culture

It is often asserted that Europe's role in the world is affected by a distinctly European perspective on security matters. But the effect of such 'security culture' on actual policy processes remains unclear. In this NWO funded project, researchers will examine the historical development and contemporary relevance of the European security culture.

CIT-PART (Impact of Citizen Participation on Decision Making in a Knowledge Intensive Policy Field)

The EU-funded project CIT-PART will study comparatively the impact of PTA (Participatory Technology Assessment ) and TA on policy-making in Austria, Canada, Denmark, Italy, Latvia, The Netherlands, Sweden, United Kingdom, the European Commission, the OECD and the Holy See.

Knowledge programme: Civil society in closed societies

The Knowledge Programme on Civil Society in Closed Societies aims to generate and integrate knowledge on the roles and opportunities of civic action for democracy in closed societies.

Negotiating Conflicts in Urban Neighbourhoods

This NICIS project is developed by the University of Amsterdam and the Delft University of Technology in cooperation with cities in the Dutch Randstad area and aims at developing the tie between conflict and context in changing urban communities

Power Dynamics in the new gas and green raw materials transition

NWO funded project on the fundamental mechanism that strongly influences all energy transition processes: the interplay between strategies of entrepreneurs who strive to introduce novelty and strategies of incumbents who have strong vested interests and therefore often resist these processes of change.

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