• Perceptions of safety impacting seniors’ travel behavior in Het Lage Land and Prinsenland neighborhoods in Rotterdam, the Netherlands 

  Wagner, L. (2020)

  By 2050, one in six people in the world is predicted to be over the age of 65 (United Nations et al., 2020). As a consequence, municipalities are active in ensuring that older adults can actively participate in society ...
• One and a Half Metres from God: Examining the effects of moving the church community online due to COVID-19 on personal religiosity at the Motion Church. 

  Claessen, M.M.A. (2020)

  Facing a global pandemic, the Motion Church, which is an evangelical church situated in Utrecht, the Netherlands, was forced to move all church events online. The switch to online church impacted the way through which the ...
• Showing the Way Home: Self, Environment and Transformative Attention through the lenses of Shinto and Japanese Buddhism 

  Dimitrova, J. (2020)

  The purpose of the religious studies thesis is to respond to the homelessness and self-isolation that the self may feel when living in an individualized technology-oriented society and offer ways through which one may find ...
• A Tension Between Ideas About Basic Rights 

  Stapleton English, L. (2020)

  This thesis explores whether a state can guarantee its citizens gender equality and give preference, through policy and law, to specific ways of interaction between genders. Abstracted from the phenomenon of femonationalism, ...
• The influence of permeability, mixed land use and population density on the number of crimes in Geneva, Switzerland 

  Mirlesse, M.S. (2020)

  Crime strategies are rarely incorporated into sustainable development strategies, yet it is a crucial aspect for the wellbeing of a city. Previous research has focused on factors such as permeability, mixed land use and ...
• Queering Chinese Human Rights Law through the Receptor Approach: Integrating Non-discrimination and Equality Laws into National Legislation 

  Hii Wei Shan, . (2019)

  This bachelor thesis wishes to further develop a recent theoretical approach to international human rights law by Professor Tom Zwart known as the receptor approach (to human rights), which as a result will contribute to ...
• Queering Chinese Human Rights Law Through The Receptor Approach: Integrating Non-Dsicrimination and Equality Laws Into National Legislation 

  Hii Wei Shan, . (2019)

  This bachelor thesis wishes to further develop a recent theoretical approach to international human rights law by Professor Tom Zwart known as the receptor approach (to human rights), which as a result will contribute to ...
• Deborah, Tim and Cherish Too: Temptation Island 2018 and the enticement of hyperreality 

  Schuengel, L.J. (2019)

  This thesis investigates how Temptation Island 2018 participant Tim Wauters became the media phenomenon ‘Timtation’: the loyal boyfriend who traded his upcoming marriage with Deborah for a short-lived, open affair with ...
• Protest and Democracy in the Post-Socialist Rump States: An Exercise in Comparative-Historical Sociology 

  Korsten, T. (2019)
• A SEARCH FOR SECURITY AND A FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL On the power politics during the twilight existence of the Russian and Ottoman Empires 

  Liebrand, S.J.P. (2019)

  The early 20th century witnessed the demise of the Ottoman and Russian Empire. Both empires had been entangled in a struggle for power and survival. Influenced by the environment they operated in, they were forced to adopt ...
• Nalini Malani: Transgressions | In the Context of Its Exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam in 2017 

  Schaik, M.J. van (2018)

  Transgressions (2001) is a "video/shadow play" by Nalini Malani (1946, Karachi). This immersive installation employs an archive of stories from different cultural contexts and presents these in a fragmented narrative. The ...
• Star Wars and Hollanditis; The political reaction in the Netherlands to Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative (1983-1986) 

  Sanders, D.T. (2018)
• Understanding the X-ray absorption and emission in archetypal radio-loud AGN 3C 273 with XMM Newton RGS 

  Blaznik, N. (2018)

  In this thesis I present the results from high-resolution X-ray spectroscopic observations in the direction of Seyfert Type-1 AGN 3C 273, using RGS detectors mounted on XMM-Newton. AGNs are currently one of the most ...
• Not Queer Enough? The imposition of a western cultural understanding of ‘queer identity’ on the credibility of asylum seekers’ LGBTQ status in the Netherlands 

  Wolff, L.H.G. (2017)

  Asylum seekers persecuted for their sexual orientation are expected to use only their asylum narrative to prove persecution faced and their legitimate LGBTQ status. After a comprehensive review of the literature on factors ...
• Blockchain for Development 

  Schermers, A.C. (2018)

  Blockchain is said to disrupt and transform the world economy and society through its revolutionary way of creating a trustworthy distributed ledger without relying on a third party to provide this trust. Most research on ...
• The Influence of UV Radiation on the Survival of Meteoritic Organic Compounds 

  Luijendijk, S.A. (2017)
• Os Homens do Mato; The Men of the Bush 

  Son, A.A. (2017)

  The Mozambican Civil War is remembered for its devastating effects, scarring the country’s suffering people, yet only from the perspective of its victors, the government party Frelimo. The story of the rebel forces opposing ...
• Speciation of Sulfur in Peat in Four Locations in the Western Netherlands 

  Kim, J. (2017)

  The peat areas in the Netherlands demonstrate a high amount of sulfur of up to 8-9 wt%. In order to investigate the S speciation in Dutch peat, peat samples from four locations in the northwestern Netherlands were analyzed. ...
• Speciation of Sulfur in Peat in Four Locations in the Northwestern Netherlands 

  Kim, J. (2017)

  The peat areas in the Netherlands demonstrate a high amount of sulfur of up to 8-9 wt%. In order to investigate the S speciation in Dutch peat, peat samples from four locations in the northwestern Netherlands were analyzed. ...
• The influence of ethnic speaker information on alveolar initial fricatives in Dutch 

  Schoon, V.M. (2017)

  This study presents a research on the influence of ethnic speaker information on perception. A typical of Moroccan Dutch, an ethnolect variety spoken in the Netherlands, is to pronounce alveolar initial fricative /z/ with ...

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