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What happens when NGOs change their strategy from one of opposition to one of state cooperation? Together with an international team of researchers, Associate Professor of International Affairs Jutta Joachim is investigating the changing role of NGOs as part of the N-Safe project. The group recently received nearly €600,000 in project funding from the Norwegian Research Council.
27 July 2021
Most contemporary civil wars are fought in so-called weak states, such as Somalia and Afghanistan. In these wars, where multiple armed groups operate simultaneously, local commanders ‘flip’ from rebel to government side (and vice versa) and constantly form and break alliances. This project aims to understand why they do so.
15 July 2021
Six researchers, including Vincent Marchau, Etiënne Rouwette and Hubert Korzilius from the Nijmegen school of Management, want to improve the resilience of healthcare and society by developing adaptive pandemic management.
13 July 2021
Six researchers, including Vincent Marchau, Etiënne Rouwette and Hubert Korzilius from the Nijmegen school of Management, want to improve the resilience of healthcare and society by developing adaptive pandemic management.
13 July 2021
The article The migration map trap. On the invasion arrows in the cartography of migration (2020) by Henk van Houtum and Rodrigo Bueno Lacy, both working at the Nijmegen Centre for Border Research, in the department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Nijmegen School of Management, has won the John Urry Article Prize for 2020.
11 June 2021
Professor Yvonne Benschop is the most productive author of the last 25 years in the Gender, Work and Organization journal. She is also the most cited author and occupies a central position in the authors’ network.
20 May 2021