Prof.dr. Bibi van den Berg (1975) is full professor of Cybersecurity Governance at Leiden University, and the head of the Cybersecurity Governance research group at the Institute of Security and Global Affairs of this university. Van den Berg has an MA and PhD in philosophy, both from Erasmus University…

Ton van Haaften is professor emeritus at the Leiden University Centre for Linguistics and Dean of the Honours Academy.

Arco Timmermans' teaching for the Institute of Public Administration is about public policy in the Netherlands and the EU, interest representation and public affairs, for example in the mastertrack Public Affairs. Arco Timmermans' research is on the dynamics of the public and political agenda. He analyses…

Prof. dr. Anne M. Stiggelbout is Professor of Medical Decision Making at the Department of Biomedical Data Sciences at the LUMC. She is the initiator of the Innovation profile in Health Strategy and Quality of Care, member of the Permanent Committee for Academic Practice and member of the LUMC Value-Based…

Sarah Giest is a Professor of Public Policy with a focus on Innovation and Sustainability at the Public Administration Institute of Leiden University. She has been developing an interdisciplinary research agenda and teaching on using a policy lens to look at technical, environmental and social solutions…

Henrike Jansen is an Associate Professor at the Centre for Linguistics.

Alistair Kefford is a historian and urbanist. He is a specialist in the development of cities and society in the modern era. His current research focuses on the rise of real estate development and its far-reaching impacts on cities and citizens all over the world. He is chair of Leiden's Urban Studies…

Martijn van Ette is a PhD-candidate at Leiden's Institute for History. Being part of Dr. Andrew Gawthorpe's NWO-funded project that focusses on American foreign policy and (il)liberalism, he focuses on Southeast Asia and the perceptions that shaped America's strategic interpretations of the region.

Louis Sicking lectures medieval and early modern history at the Leiden University Institute for History and is Aemilius Papinianus professor of History of Public International Law, at VU University Amsterdam.

Matthew Frear is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of History. He teaches and supervises students on the BA International Studies, MA International Relations, BA Russian Studies, and MA Russian and Eurasian Studies programmes. His main fields of research are Russian and Eurasian politics and international…

Title research: The Interaction between Competition Law and International Investment Law

Title research: Judicial independence in the context of accession to the European Union.

Title research: Living with the limits of EU non-discrimination law: In search of alternatives

Jiaxuan Huang is a PhD candidate at the Institute for History.

Michel Wyss is a PhD student at the Institute for History.

Title research: EU rule of law promotion in the Western Balkans through judicial reforms: strengthening the rule of law through the EU driven judicial vetting process in Albania

Title research: Competition law enforcement.

Title research: Addressing business-related economic, social and cultural rights violations in post-conflict transitional justice: A case study on the extractive industries’ role during conflict and transition.

Title research: The Role of Partnerships in Supporting and Advancing the Corporate Responsibility to Respect human Rights in Supply Chains.

Travis Bowman is a PhD candidate at the Institute for History.

Research title: Financial regulatory law through a philosophical lens

Juliette Staüdt is a PhD candidate at the Institute for History.

Rosanne Baars is a NWO-Veni postdoctoral fellow at the Institute for History.

Title reacherch:Environmental Migration in a Regional Perspective: Protection and Opportunities through Regional Free Movement Regimes and Regional Human Rights Treaties.

Mario de Jonge is an educational adviser and researcher at ICLON.

Johan de Jong is assistant professor in Continental Philosophy at Leiden University. He also holds a research fellowship in the project “Nietzsche: Experiment en nihilisme” at the Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen.

Ron Vollebregt is a PhD candidate at the Institute for History.

Title research The extent to which modern illiberal democracies can be reconciled with international human rights law

Talha Gunay is a Meijers PhD candidate at the Europa Institute of Leiden Law School. His research concerns the judicial and administrative implications of the increased cooperation on return between the EU authorities (Frontex) and Member States under EU law.

Title research: Do the ECtHR judgments and decisions dealing with applications that concern unrecognized states have an impact on the political process of conflict resolution? If yes, is this impact positive or negative?

Title research: Digital Labour Platforms and the Upholding of Fundamental Labour Rights.

Title research: The domestic impact of European Law in the new Member States

Hein Drop is an external PhD candidate / guest at the Institute for History.

I received my PhD-degree at Leiden University in 1998, after which I went to San Francisco, California, USA for a four-year post-doc with fieldwork in Cameroon and Colorado. Subsequently, I returned to Leiden for another post-doc and to become assistant professor in 2004 and associate professor in 2…

Harold Koster is a Professor of Company Law at the Institute of Private Law and is Head of the Department of Company Law and Financial Law.