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The value and role of the ‘public’ in criminology and criminal justice have been constructed and reconstructed over the decades, experiencing a number of discursive shifts across different subdisciplines in criminology.

Martijn van der Linden, New Finance lecturer at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, believes that our monetary system can and should be different. That's why he, along with other experts, is organizing a three-day...

The energy in the auditorium where the Emancipation Day event of research group Inclusive Education took place was uplifting. The event for academic exploration of restorative justice and transatlantic slavery brought...

The Thinking in Action team of the International Business degree programme, in collaboration with the Change Management and New Finance research groups, won second place in the university of applied sciences category of...

Organisations can work on possible solutions for complex issues in co-creation with lecturers and students of THUAS. That subject is the specialty of Dr. Miranda de Hei, senior researcher, who is working on this with a...

The series seeks to publish original research on the war/environment nexus from a variety of disciplinary perspectives.

When it comes to sustainability, an area where we can make a significant impact is the urban environment, according to Dr Rizal Sebastian, our new Professor of Future Urban Systems.

Team "Leanatics" from Arnhem Nijmegen University of Applied Sciences was the winner of the Sensor Data Challenge on 13 and 14 April.

As a municipality, how do you increase neighbourhoods’ livability in conjunction with people who live and work there?

At the request of the municipality of Leidschendam-Voorburg, the Research Group Youth Aid in Transformation of The Hague University of Applied Sciences conducted research in 2020 and 2021.

Municipalities should do more to tackle cybercrime. After all, it claims many victims and the impact on victims is often significant.

It should be a reality in less than 10 years. Then we will live in climate-neutral cities that run on renewable energy, consist of sustainable buildings and can withstand extreme weather.