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Reviews on theme Law
How Democracies Collapse | Lecture and Conversation with Political Scientist Carolien van Ham and Classicist André Lardinois
Is democracy inherently fragile? Learn from political scientist Carolien van Ham and classicist André Lardinois how we look at democracy nowadays.
Family Vloggers: Your Whole Childhood On YouTube | Radboud Reflects @Go Short with philosopher Femke Takes and lscholar of law Raphaël Gellert
What if your parents filmed your entire childhood, and put it on the Internet as well? This is reality for many children of so called family vloggers. What consequences can it have when your entire childhood is viewable on YouTube?
Trump, Musk and DOGE | Current Affairs Lecture with political scientist Joep van Lit and philosopher of law Wout Cornelissen
Donald Trump and Elon Musk are planning to dismantle large parts of the American civil services to cut on government expenses and degrees bureaucracy. What should we think of these developments?
Less Content Moderation on Social Media. Freedom or Chaos? | Current Affairs Lecture with scholar of law Pieter Wolters, philosopher Bart Jacobs and researcher Yana van de Sande
Facebook founder and Meta-CEO Marc Zuckerberg is going to significantly scale back content moderation on Facebook and elsewhere. Is this a way to increase freedom of speech, or are we rather moving toward a post-truth era with this decision?
The Right to Demonstrate, the Cancellation of the Education Protest | Current Affairs lecture with scholar of law Michiel van Emmerik and historian Paul Reef
Learn from scholar of law Michiel van Emmerik and political historian Paul van Reef on the right to demonstrate.
Drowning In Regulation | Lecture and conversation with lawyer Rowin Jansen and ethicist Marcel Becker
We are completely surrounded by rules and regulations. Learn from lawyer Rowin Jansen and philosopher Marcel Becker where the proliferation of rules comes from, what the consequences are and whether it could all be easier.
The Impact of Slavery on the Former Netherlands Antilles | Lecture and conversation by anthropologist and Thinker in Residence Rose Mary Allen and scholar of religion Justine Bakker
Learn from anthropologist and Thinker in Residence Rose Mary Allen about the impact of slavery on the cultural identity of the former Netherlands Antilles.
Is Time Ticking for TikTok? | Current Affairs Lecture with behavioural scientist Loes Pouwels and political scientist Chris Nijhuis
TikTok may be banned in the USA. Will that happen in Europe, and in the Netherlands? What would that mean? Learn more from to behavioural scientist Loes Pouwels and political scientist Chris Nijhuis.
Anti-democratic Politics in Europe | Lecture and conversation with legal scholar Petra Bárd and political scientist Joep van Lit
Governments in Poland, Hungary and Romania limit civic liberties. Is this the beginning of the end of the rule of law in Europe?