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24 02 22

Cooperation with Partner Countries

Fighting Global Deforestation

Deforestation is widely recognized as a major source of global environmental degradation and climate change, while also contributing in many countries to rampant illegality and violations of community rights. In this second session of the Fighting Global Deforestation symposium, we explore how best to develop the provisions of the proposed EU regulation for supply-side cooperation with producer countries.

01 02 22

The EU’s Proposed Regulation

Fighting Global Deforestation

Deforestation is widely recognized as a major source of global environmental degradation and climate change, while also contributing in many countries to rampant illegality and violations of community rights. In this panel discussion we will consider the ambitious goals and innovative provisions of EU deforestation regulation, focusing particularly on the proposed EU demand-side measures, and the practical challenges of making them work effectively.

10 01 22

Over menselijk gedrag in pandemische tijden

(Ir)rationaliteit heerst

Welk menselijk gedrag leggen langdurige effecten van pandemieën bloot en wat vertelt ons dit over onze maatschappij? In deze DLF Talk onderzoeken we welke lessen we kunnen trekken uit onze omgang met infectieziekten zoals Covid-19.

31 12 21

Letteren Live #17

In deze zeventiende (en laatste) aflevering van Letteren Live, de literaire talkshow van SPUI25, het Letterenfonds en Het Parool zijn te gast: Anne Eekhout, Chris Keulemans en Adri Boon. Presentatie door Marjolijn de Cocq en Gina van den Berg.

15 12 21

Musicality Explained

Chords of the Brain

December; that time of the year when you praise yourself with your amazing and unique music taste while unwrapping your Spotify or voting for the Top2000. Music plays an important role in many people’s lives. We enjoy listening to it on the radio or live at a concert, while many people also learn how to play instruments themselves. Why do we value music so much; are there biological or social explanations for this?

09 12 21

LGBT+ Politics and Representation

The year 2021 marks a milestone for the representation of LGBT+ people in Dutch politics, as the first trans woman was elected into parliament. This evening, academics, politicians and activists from the US and the Netherlands draw lessons from a trans-Atlantic comparison of LGBT+ rights and representation, discuss the challenges of cracking the LGBT+ glass ceiling, and formulate strategies towards more inclusive politics.

08 12 21

Over verbondenheid en verlangen

Thuis

Ter gelegenheid van de eerste literaire, Nederlandstalige publicatie van NIAS, Thuis. Een bloemlezing over verbondenheid (Uitgeverij HetMoet), spreken we oude en nieuwe NIAS-gedienden over de tegenstrijdigheden die ‘thuis’ omgeven, en vieren we de literaire verbeeldingskracht.

06 12 21

How Do Platforms Reshape the Cultural Industries?

The widespread uptake of digital platforms – from YouTube and Instagram to Twitch and TikTok – is reconfiguring cultural production in profound, complex, and highly uneven ways. Longstanding media industries are experiencing tremendous upheaval, while new industrial formations – live-streaming, social media influencing, and podcasting, among others – are evolving at breakneck speed. What are the implications of the rise of platforms for how cultural producers create, distribute, market, and monetize cultural content and services?

02 12 21

De Chinese literaire klassieker

‘De droom van de Rode Kamer’

De droom van de Rode Kamer wordt gerekend tot de hoogtepunten van de klassieke Chinese literatuur. Ter gelegenheid van de eerste Nederlandse vertaling van deze grote Chinese roman gaan we in gesprek over de Nederlandse vertaling en de Chinese romankunst.

01 12 21

How Connectivity Causes Conflict

The Age of Unpeace

We thought connecting the world would bring lasting peace. Instead, it is driving us apart. In this new Visions of Europe lecture, Mark Leonard will present his newly published book The Age of Unpeace: How Connectivity Causes Conflict (Penguin Books), discussing rising tensions in our increasingly connected world.

24 11 21

From Brexit to the Covid-19 pandemic

EU Collective Power in Action

Since the outbreak of the global financial crisis in 2008, that morphed into an existential crisis for the single currency, the EU has been beset by crises amounting to a polycrisis. In this new Visions of Europe lecture, Brigid Laffan will analyse the EU’s response to two of those crises, Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic

23 11 21

The Politics of Making Vaccines

Since the first vaccines against Covid-19 were approved, at the end of 2020, the question of where they come from and who makes them, has acquired a new significance. Vaccine development was coming to reflect political rivalries reminiscent of the Cold War. If vaccines are so crucial to the preservation of human life, to the functioning of our societies, is reliance on profit-oriented corporations really wise? During this event, scientist from all over the world join together to discuss the matter of vaccine geopolitics.

16 11 21

De lastenverdeling van het klimaatbeleid

Rechtvaardig maar toch pijnlijk

Klimaatverandering noopt wereldwijd tot hard ingrijpen, zoals de klimaatonderhandelingen tijdens de COP26 weer duidelijk maken. Ook in Nederland vergt dat steeds verstrekkender beleid, op mitigatie en adaptatie. Nieuwe perspectieven en kansen zijn voorhanden, maar komen met hoge kosten. Hoe verdelen we de lasten van klimaatbeleid op een rechtvaardige manier?

16 11 21

Experimenteren met probleemoplossende strafrechtspleging

Wijkrechtspraak

Recent startten in Eindhoven, Rotterdam en Amsterdam proeven met probleemoplossende wijkrechtbanken. Deze nieuwe vorm van rechtspraak biedt maatwerk voor verdachten met zogenaamde ‘multiproblematiek’, zodat de mens achter de strafzaak centraal staat, en niet enkel het strafbare feit. In dit programma gaan experts in gesprek over de eerste ervaringen met deze wijkrechtbanken.

05 11 21

Letteren Live #16

In aflevering 16 van Letteren Live interviewt Marjolijn de Cocq Daan Remmerts de Vries over de heruitgave van zijn monumentale roman De harpij. Een kleine geschiedenis van het paradijs (Querido). Charisa Chotoe spreekt met Ianthe Sahadat over haar bijdrage aan de bundel Antonlogie (Atlas Contact) en de betekenis van Anton de Kom. Tussendoor verzorgt Ayesha Harruna Attah een literair intermezzo.

14 10 21

Virtual Visions of Europe

The EU Green Deal

In a new Visions of Europe lecture Tony Agotha will speak about the need for a green transition for the health and well-being of all, the trailblazing role of the European Green Deal, and the challenge of the Climate Summit in Glasgow.

05 10 21

Perspectives and Tools

Decolonizing the University

Universities around the world realize that they have a responsibility to pursue diversity, inclusion and equity, but struggle with the approach. How does one make room for multiple perspectives and contribute to cultural, structural and institutional change? During this launch, the CDO team of the UvA presents their new decolonization toolkit for people inside and outside universities who want to learn and educate themselves and others.

01 10 21

Letteren Live #15

In aflevering 15 van Letteren Live interviewt Marjolijn de Cocq Imme Dros over haar nieuwe roman Gisterland (Van Oorschot). Mariken Heitman en Kenneth van Zijl gaan in gesprek over Heitmans nieuwe roman Wormmaan (Atlas Contact). Tussendoor schijnt Roeland Dobbelaer zijn licht op twee romans die dit jaar verschenen over Frida Kahlo bij uitgeverij Orlando.

29 09 21

Campaign Impact and Election Outcomes

The 2021 German Elections

On 26 September 2021 German voters are asked to elect a new parliament (Bundestag). During this event we will discuss with political and communication scientists from Germany the public opinion dynamics during the election campaigns, examine voter behaviour and discuss the election outcomes.

29 09 21

Fiscal Futures in Post-Pandemic Europe

A Return to “Normal”?

The pandemic and the associated lockdowns produced the deepest and most disruptive downturn in the EU since World War II. This prompted the Council to lift all constraints on debt and deficits embedded in the European fiscal framework. Now that a post-pandemic Europe is on the rise, we explore what should be her fiscal future: a return to “normal” or a leap to something new?