Amsterdam School for Regional, Transnational and European Studies

Combining humanities and social science-based approaches to the study of Europe and other world regions

Feminist Justice and Introduction of Trauma in Courtroom: Reading Di Lellio and Kraja’s The Strongest Link

A powerful analysis of The Strongest Link, exploring feminist justice, trauma in the courtroom, and the voices of Kosovo’s wartime rape survivors seeking recognition and truth.

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Call for Papers: Unsettling Heritage and Memory Futures: Decolonial Trajectories Between Crisis and Possibility

The Amsterdam School for Heritage, Memory and Material Culture (AHM) invites scholars, practitioners, artists, and activists to reflect on what decolonial approaches have disrupted, dismantled, and dreamt anew—and to ...

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Van stotteren tot welsprekendheid: hoe de 19e eeuw onze stemnormen bepaalde

De stem is meer dan alleen een instrument om informatie over te brengen: het is een spiegel van macht, cultuur en sociale normen. In haar nieuwe boek 'Speaking, Stammering, Singing, Shouting' ontrafelt hoogleraar ...

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Remembering the Ogoni Nine 30 Years Onwards: Reflections on Legal Strategies for Decolonial Climate Justice

Reflecting on 30 years since the Ogoni 9: voices from Nigeria and the Netherlands explore legal strategies for decolonial climate justice and accountability in the Niger Delta.

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