With the arrival of the digital tsunami, universities have lapsed into a crisis of authority

Humanity produces a staggering amount of new knowledge every day. The question is how to make sense of it all

China Miéville’s first solo novel in over a decade is part Lovecraft, part le Carré—and quintessentially weird.

De Nederlandse universiteiten en het ministerie van Defensie gaan hun samenwerking op het gebied van onderzoek verder versterken. Vandaag ondertekenden staatssecretaris Derk Boswijk en UNL-voorzitter ...

Librarians must hold the gates against machine-generated titles.

Our metrics for measuring faculty productivity are fueling a crisis in scientific integrity.

Government struggling to deal with worst crisis in months after being taken by surprise by massive demonstrations

McKenzie Wark reviews Exocapitalism: Economies with Absolutely No Limits by Marek Poliks and Roberto Alonso Trillo.

Sam Dickinson looks at Turnitin’s paused plan to put student essays to work on AI – and finds that neither anonymisation nor university regulations answer the copyright question

Abstract. In the digital age, hate speech poses a threat to the functioning of social media platforms as spaces for public discourse. Top-down approaches t

Following three elections in Germany in September, much has been said about increasing political polarization and divisions within society. CSH's Mirta Galesic...

Carlo Ginzburg’s work centered and subverted the very idea of insignificance.

Humankind cannot bear very much uncertainty; to our dying day, we are all afraid of the dark. And so we perceive the world selectively, exaggerating the

Educators across the country are bringing chatbots into their lesson plans. Will it help kids learn or is it just another doomed ed-tech fad?

Twenty years in the writing, this paranormal epic of cold war espionage and family tragedy is a quantum leap in terms of ambition and moral seriousness

Carolina Alves warns that empirical research in economics is displacing investigation of underlying causes.

By Brian Goodman. In the wake of Viktor Orbán’s defeat, Budapest’s postliberals face end times.

Can a concept of trauma be returned to the working class, the abused and the exploited? Is it too late? Does anyone even care anymore?

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The venture-capital firm is spending $35 million to back the two-year academy, with other Bay Area tech giants on board.

1-Day Conference in collaboration with the European Policy Centre in Brussels on 22 Sept 2026

Machine conversation is not free. It comes at the cost of our common life together as teachers, learners, and researchers, colleagues, mentors, and friends.

Fiscal crisis and firewalls.

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Will AI kill science, or will it foster a scientific revolution? The answer depends on something no one knows: What is science?

Amid a shortage of human reviewers, tests indicate AI can assist—but is not a savior

Imagine the most extreme possible factory that drives itself, determines its own objectives and optimizes itself to accomplish them. What would it mean to steer or govern such a thing?

In "Lords of Serendipity," Boyagoda doesn’t pull any punches in his university satire, nor does he dismiss its system and experience.

Reforming science under capitalism has run its course. Nabi Eullmann argues for a free association of science producers, answerable to all of society.

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The universe creatively sets the rules for its own becoming.

Campaigners say reforms would reduce transparency over military transfers

The Netherlands, the UK, and Finland plan to create a new financing body for defense initiatives. The Multilateral Defense Mechanism (MDM), open to nations with strong credit standings, aims to stimul...

Why HRDD Matters in Venture-Backed Defense & Dual-Use Startups.

Europe’s defense industry supply chains are technology dependent and lack surge capacity. Private capital can help if legislators act.

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Corporate Accountability in the Arms Sector: Possibilities, Limits, and Visions of Justice - Volume 11 Issue 1

‘I’ve never accepted the conception of political realism, which can be traced back to Carl Schmitt and Hans Morgenthau, that justice between nations is impossible.’

In the hours after Mexican drug lord "El Mencho’s" killing by the military, his Jalisco New Generation Cartel responded by deploying hundreds of roadblocks, torching banks and supermarkets — and…

This paper examines legal accountability mechanisms available to victims of harm caused by wrongful arms transfers, analysing the interplay between state respon

A new legislative package — the Defence Readiness Omnibus — threatens to overhaul how weapons are produced and sold, creating a dangerous precedent for global security. By doing so, the EU is effecti...