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Dr. Julia Costa López is an Assistant Professor (tenured) in History and Theory of International Relations at the Department of International Relations and International Organisation, Faculty of Arts, University of Groningen. Her work bridges international relations, history, and political thought, focusing on how historical frameworks shape modern disciplinary concepts. PhD from University of Oxford Lecturer at St Hilda's College Fulbright scholar at University of Denver's Josef Korbel School Graduate studies at University of Cambridge Research spans medieval political authority, sovereignty emergence, racialized medievalisms in extremism, and translation politics in global scholarship. Key projects include Routledge Handbook of Historical International Relations (2021) and the Oxford Handbook of History and International Relations (2023). Publications address Eurocentrism, conspiratorial ideology, and ritual's role in authority production. Scientific contributions appear in Cambridge Review of International Affairs , International Organization , and European Journal of International Law . Awards include the Fulbright scholarship. Recent work explores terraqueous relations and premodern world conceptualizations, challenging simplistic land-sea dichotomies in IR.

• International Relations
• History of International Political Thought
• Medieval Canon and Roman Law
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Jampel Dell'Angelo is an Associate Professor with ius promovendi in Water Governance and Politics at the Department of Environmental Policy Analysis, Institute for Environmental Studies (IVM), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. He holds concurrent roles as a Visiting Scholar at the University of California, Berkeley's Ecohydrology Lab, and an Environmental Governance Affiliate Scholar at SESYNC, Maryland. His research focuses on multilevel dimensions of water governance, climate adaptation in African irrigation systems, and transnational land investments' impacts. He leads the EU-funded NEWAVE project, coordinating 15 Early Stage Researchers across 10 institutions. Educated with a dual PhD in Environmental Science (Autonomous University of Barcelona) and International Cooperation (Sapienza University), he also holds advanced degrees from the LSE, Sapienza, Curtin, and the University of Siena. As Editor-in-Chief of World Development , he promotes interdisciplinary research on socio-environmental systems. His work contributes to UN SDGs related to clean water, sustainable cities, and responsible production. Research interests span water grabbing dynamics, socio-ecological resilience, and policy frameworks for equitable resource management. Recent projects address Mediterranean water scarcity solutions and the socio-political implications of global land rushes. He supervises PhD candidates exploring themes like water democracy, agrifood transitions, and environmental justice. Key contributions include pioneering analysis of 'water commons grabbing' and documenting the Global Water Grab Syndrome. His documentary work complements field research, such as Working Together: Research and Water Governance on Mount Kenya . Current projects emphasize innovative governance models and climate-resilient water management in transboundary contexts.

• Water Governance
• Political Economy of Natural Resources
• Climate Change Adaptation
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Dr. Floris Peters is an Assistant Professor in Interdisciplinary Social Science at Utrecht University, specializing in Migration, Cultural Diversity, and Ethnic Relations. He holds a PhD from Maastricht University (2015) on citizenship's role in immigrant integration. His research focuses on citizenship policies, migration integration, and large-N administrative data analysis. Previously, he was a postdoctoral researcher in the ERC-funded 'Migrant Life Course and Legal Status Transition' (MiLifeStatus) project (2018–2021) and a Visiting Research Fellow at Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity and Welfare (MIM). His work bridges migration studies, public policy, and social capital effects. Research interests include citizenship naturalization dynamics, socio-economic integration of migrants, and policy evaluation. Notable contributions explore the impact of dual citizenship, naturalization costs on immigrant decisions, and social capital's role in organ donation. Awards include the FASOS Valorisation Prize (2018) and APSA honors (2017). His interdisciplinary approach combines quantitative methods with policy analysis, addressing migrant life course trajectories and institutional conditions. He collaborates across institutions, leveraging administrative data to understand integration pathways and policy outcomes.

• Migration and Societal Change
• Immigrant Integration
• Citizenship Studies
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Edwin Buitelaar is a Full Professor of Land and Real Estate Development at Utrecht University's Faculty of Geosciences, within the Department of Human Geography and Spatial Planning. He also serves as Director of Research for the Department. His career includes roles as a Senior Researcher at the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (2007–2023) and Lecturer/Assistant Professor at Radboud University Nijmegen (2002–2007). His research focuses on urban development, land policy, real estate economics, and institutional frameworks influencing spatial planning. Notable areas include the interplay between policy and market forces, sustainability transitions, and institutional entrepreneurship in development projects. He leads the 'Land and Real Estate Development' chair and contributes to initiatives like the Institutions for Open Societies (IOS) and Pathways to Sustainability (PtS) programs. Buitelaar's publications span scholarly journals (e.g., Planning Theory & Practice , Cities ) and professional reports on topics like housing affordability, urban sprawl, and land market regulation. He advises governmental bodies and chairs prizes like the Rietveldprijs. Ancillary roles include board memberships at the Van Eesteren-Fluck & Van Lohuizen Stichting and research collaborations with the PBL Agency. Key projects include analyses of Dutch land policies, institutional dynamics in urban development, and the socio-economic impacts of housing markets. His work bridges academic research with policy relevance, emphasizing equitable urban futures.

• Land and Real Estate Development
• Urban Development Policy
• Spatial Planning
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Zoë Robaey is an Assistant Professor in Ethics of Technology at Wageningen University’s Philosophy Group. Her work focuses on moral responsibility in uncertain technological contexts, particularly in biotechnology and agriculture. She holds a PhD from Delft University of Technology (2017) and prior roles include postdoctoral research at Delft and work at the Rathenau Institute. She currently serves on the Management Team of the 4TU Centre for Ethics and Technology, is an Associate Editor at Science and Engineering Ethics , and actively advises on synthetic biology competitions like iGEM. Her research integrates conceptual ethics with empirical studies, addressing challenges like GMO ownership, inclusive biobased innovations, and biomimetic design. Awards include a VENI Grant (2019) and recognition in the 'Young Philosophers' program (2017). She engages widely in public debates on agriculture and technology through platforms like Pakhuis de Zwijger. Education: BA Biology (University of Ottawa, 2007), MA Science and Technology Studies (Maastricht University, 2008), MA Public Policy (Hertie School of Governance, 2011). Research interests span ethical governance of emerging technologies, responsible innovation frameworks, and the intersection of biotechnology with societal values. Recent work explores biomimetic ethics, climate change education, and safe-by-design approaches in synthetic biology. Grants include the VENI Grant (2019) supporting her work on virtues in innovation. She has advised the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management and collaborates internationally on projects like the Inclusive Biobased Innovations initiative (2017–2019). Labs/Teams: Active in the 4TU Centre for Ethics and Technology, contributing to interdisciplinary ethics research networks. Teaches courses on ethics of food systems, synthetic biology, and molecular life sciences.

• Ethics of Technology
• Biotechnology in Agriculture
• Moral Responsibility under Uncertainty
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Fabian Ferrari is an Assistant Professor in Cultural AI at Utrecht University, working in the Department of Media and Culture Studies within the Humanities faculty. He is affiliated with the Centre for Digital Humanities and is a member of the focus area Governing the Digital Society . Previously, he served as a Postdoctoral Researcher (2022-2024) in the same focus area and was a Visiting Scholar (2021-2022) at the Milieux Institute for Arts, Culture and Technology in Montréal. Dr. Ferrari's research focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and society. His work examines AI governance, algorithmic power, digital labor, and the infrastructural geographies of AI systems. He investigates how public investments in AI infrastructure can reconcile competitiveness with public value creation, particularly through his upcoming NWO-funded Veni project Conditional Computing: Reimagining the Governance of Public AI Infrastructure , which begins in January 2026. His publication record demonstrates significant scholarly impact, with articles in top journals including Nature Machine Intelligence , Cultural Studies , New Media & Society , Big Data & Society , and Competition & Change . He has also co-edited the open-access book Digital Work in the Planetary Market published by MIT Press. Ferrari's work is frequently cited and has influenced policy discussions, as evidenced by multiple policy citations across his publications. NWO Veni grant for research on public AI infrastructure Dr. Ferrari's research collaborations span multiple institutions and international teams. He has frequently co-authored with scholars including Mark Graham, José van Dijck, and Anne Helmond. His work bridges technical, social, and policy dimensions of AI systems, with particular attention to labor implications and governance frameworks. He is actively engaged in both academic and public discourse on AI's societal implications, contributing to progressive policy visions for generative AI.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cultural AI
• Digital Platform Governance
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Prof. Stef van Gompel is a Full Professor of Intellectual Property at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, affiliated with the Faculty of Law's Dutch Private Law department. He holds concurrent roles in the Kooijmans Institute and Law, Markets and Behavior. His primary research focuses on intellectual property law, with particular expertise in national and international copyright law, digital legal practices, and cultural heritage protection. He actively participates in legal collaborations across countries and maintains a strong presence in academic and societal engagements. Van Gompel’s ancillary roles include serving as Editor-in-Chief of the Dutch copyright journal Auteursrecht , Vice-Chair of the Standing Committee on Plagiarism (Buma/Stemra), Board Member of Stichting Reprorecht, and President of the Dutch AIPPI chapter. He also contributes to the Edward Elgar Publishing series and advises the Minister of Justice and Security through the Dutch Copyright Committee. His research trends in 2024 emphasize historical perspectives of intellectual property (e.g., Dutch School Order publications in the 17th century), digital copyright challenges in sports and collective licensing, and EU legal frameworks for IP enforcement. He frequently addresses topics like exceptions, best practices, and court rulings in academic and professional contexts. In education, he teaches courses such as Intellectual Property and Technical Innovation , International Intellectual Property Law , and Copyright in the Digital Society . His professional activities span organizing academic conferences, delivering invited lectures, and peer reviewing for the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). Van Gompel’s involvement in institutional governance includes roles in the KNAW (Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences) and CREATe Working Paper Series. His work bridges legal theory with practical applications in cultural heritage, digital markets, and global policy-making.

• Intellectual Property Law
• Copyright Law
• Digital Law
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Marten Scheffer is a Full Professor at Wageningen University & Research , specializing in Aquatic Ecology and Water Quality Management . His work bridges ecology, climate science, and mental health, focusing on tipping points in ecosystems and social systems. He has received the prestigious Spinoza Prize 2009 , Netherlands' highest scientific honor. Research Interests: His research explores Anthropocene dynamics , ecological resilience , climate change impacts , and psychiatric disorders through dynamical systems theory . Notable projects include studying boreal forest collapse and trust dynamics in economies. His work also addresses global sustainability and early warning signals for critical transitions in social-ecological systems. Recent Articles: His 2025 publications highlight trust erosion in weak governance , ecological tipping points , and revolutionizing psychiatric diagnosis . 2024 work includes computational models of panic disorders and resilience indicators for disease outbreaks. Advising & Grants: He supervises PhD students including Agrawal (river commons), Capriati (marine protected areas), and Delecroix (infection warnings). Active in projects funded across ecosystem resilience , AI applications , and climate policy . Labs & Collaborations: Collaborates globally on tipping points research and mental health systems. Datasets include boreal forest dynamics and human climate niche models.

• Climate Change
• Ecological Resilience
• Tipping Points
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Andries Richter is an Associate Professor in Environmental Economics and Natural Resources at Wageningen University. His research focuses on interdisciplinary approaches to environmental and resource management, particularly in fisheries, climate change, and ecosystem services. He actively supervises PhD candidates and leads projects addressing marine conservation, sustainable agriculture, and policy design in regions like Indonesia and China. Education: Not explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. Key Research Areas: Fisheries management, climate change impacts, ecosystem service valuation, and behavioral economics applications in resource governance. Richter’s work emphasizes practical solutions for sustainable resource use, combining theoretical models with empirical field experiments. His recent studies explore stakeholder perspectives in agricultural landscapes (North China Plain), behavioral dynamics in threshold games (Cambodia), and the economic-trade-offs of mesopelagic fishing. He has contributed to media discussions on illegal fishing practices and marine conservation strategies. Current projects include financing tourism for marine protected areas and institutional frameworks for nutrient emissions control in the Netherlands. Grants/Projects: Innovative spatial planning mechanisms for nutrient emissions control Understanding Raja Ampat Marine Protected Area via system dynamics Marine conservation and food security in West Papua, Indonesia Richter collaborates internationally, with notable contributions to the valuation of ecosystem services and adaptive management strategies under climate change.

• Environmental Economics
• Fisheries Management
• Climate Change
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Chantal Mahe is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, VU Amsterdam. She is affiliated with the Kooijmans Institute and specializes in Public Contract Law. Educated in France (Paris I, Panthéon-Sorbonne; Université Rennes 1), she obtained her PhD in 2006 from Universiteit Utrecht under Prof. E.H. Hondius. Research Focus: Comparative Contract Law Teaching: Dutch Private Contract Law, International Contract Law, Dutch Property Law Her work explores Fundamental Rights , Legal Reform , and Comparative Civil Law issues, particularly in contract and tort law contexts. Recent publications analyze Dutch judicial management systems and French civil code reforms. PhD award, Universiteit Utrecht, 2006

• Contract Law
• Comparative Contract Law
• Fundamental Rights
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Dr. Daniel Loick is an Associate Professor of Political and Social Philosophy at the University of Amsterdam, affiliated with the Faculty of Humanities and the Philosophy and Public Affairs department. His research focuses on critiques of state power (police, prisons, borders), legal philosophy, and the politics of forms of life, rooted in critical theory traditions. He has held positions at institutions including Goethe University Frankfurt, Humboldt University Berlin, and Harvard University. Current roles include Principal Investigator of the 'Abolition Democracies' project (funded by Gerda Henkel Foundation) and the 'Emergencies of Authoritarianism' project (Volkswagen Foundation). He co-edits the 'Philosophy & Critique' book series and is a permanent fellow at the Institute for Social Research. Teaching spans institutions like the University of Amsterdam, Düsseldorf Art Academy, and Goethe University Frankfurt, covering critical theory, social philosophy, and seminars on abolitionism, legal critiques, and political movements. Key publications include The Abuse of Property , A Critique of Sovereignty , and Abolitionism: A Reader . Research emphasizes transnational abolitionist strategies and responses to authoritarianism. He actively engages with non-academic actors, NGOs, and activists to address global political challenges.

• Political Philosophy
• Social Philosophy
• Critical Theory
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Michel Vols is a Professor of Public Order Law at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Law. He earned his degrees in Law and Philosophy from the same university and completed his PhD in 2013 on housing-related anti-social behavior across jurisdictions. As an academic researcher at the Centre for Public Order and Public Security (linked to the University of Groningen), he focuses on public order law, housing law, and human rights. His work includes founding the International Research Network on Law and Anti-social Behavior and conducting research for the Dutch Ministry of Interior and Kingdom Relations. Key roles include: Chair in Public Order Law Academic Researcher at the Centre for Public Order and Security Visiting Scholar at universities in Ghent, Bristol, Puerto Rico, Cape Town His research interests span public order, anti-social behavior mitigation, housing rights, and legal methodologies involving AI. Notable achievements include launching the free legal advice website overlastadvies.nl in 2019 and securing an ERC Starting Grant (€1.5M) in 2020 to study eviction protections under human rights frameworks. He has been awarded the Nicolaas Muleriusstipendium (2016) and has authored over 150 publications, including books on housing law and comparative jurisprudence. His work bridges legal theory and practice, often using interdisciplinary approaches like data science in legal analysis. He advises on policy reforms, such as exclusion orders for nuisance neighbors and drug-related property closures, and collaborates with government bodies on urban safety strategies. His research also explores the impact of evictions on vulnerable populations, including minorities and children.

• Public Order Law
• Housing Law
• Eviction
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Katrina Perehudoff is a Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Amsterdam, specializing in Health Law . Her research bridges Human Rights , Pharmaceutical Policy , and Global Health Governance . Research Focus: Legal frameworks for access to medicines, EU pharmaceutical reforms, and equity in global health policy. Contact: s.k.perehudoff@uva.nl Social Media: @KatPerehudoff Her work critically examines the European Union's extraterritorial obligations under the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and explores governance models like the COVID-19 Technology Access Pool (C-TAP) for equitable vaccine distribution. She advocates for decolonizing health governance and addressing structural inequities in medicine access through human rights-based approaches. Recent publications highlight trends in IP transparency , global health law , and sustainable development , with sub-fields including pharmaceutical regulation, health equity, and pandemic recovery strategies.

• Health Law
• Human Rights
• Pharmaceutical Policy
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Jaap Zevenbergen is a Full Professor at the University of Twente's Faculty of ITC, specializing in Land Administration and Geo-Information Management. He holds a PhD from Delft University of Technology (2002) and degrees in Geodetic Engineering (Delft) and Law (Leiden University). His research focuses on international land governance, digital transformation of property institutions, and pro-poor land tools, with projects in Africa, Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe. He has contributed to UN Habitat initiatives and World Bank programs, emphasizing sustainable development goals (SDGs 1, 11, 13). Key roles: Theme leader at TU Delft's OTB Institute (2003–2010), Portfolio Manager for MSc Land Administration at ITC. Teaching: MSc programs in Land Administration, GIMA, and International Land Management. Research interests include: Land Administration Domain Model (LADM) implementation, legal-technical integration in geo-ICT systems, and post-disaster/post-conflict land governance. He has authored/co-authored over 340 publications and edited books like Real Property Transactions . Notable achievement: Co-winner of the 2018 FIG-Survey Review Prize for land policy analysis. Current projects explore 3D cadastral systems, UAV applications in land registration, and ethical geospatial practices. He advises on land reforms in Greece and Egypt and collaborates with institutions like UN Habitat and the World Bank.

• Land Administration
• Geo-Information Management
• Property Rights
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Wilbert Kolkman is a Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Groningen. He holds the Chair of Legal Science and Family Property Law, specializing in civil law, family law, inheritance law, and matrimonial property law. His academic roles include visiting professorships at the University of Western Ontario and KU Leuven. He serves as a Deputy Judge at the Court of Appeal Arnhem-Leeuwarden and holds leadership roles in legal organizations such as Cultuurfonds Groningen and RETHINKIN_. Research Interests: Focuses on family law dynamics, inheritance mechanisms, and property rights within civil law frameworks. Engages in comparative legal studies and practical applications of notarial practices. Active in editorial roles for journals like Family & Law and Tijdschrift Erfrecht . Awards: Recognized as Lecturer of the Year (2015, 2017) and honored for teaching excellence at the University of Western Ontario. Received the WODC-onderzoek fellowship for research on inheritance rights. Activities: Leads the Faculty of Law amid structural changes, advises on legal reforms, and collaborates internationally. Engages in public discourse on estate planning, family law disputes, and legal education through media contributions and podcasts. Labs/Teams: Member of RETHINKIN_, a Flemish research network exploring public interests in private law relationships. Contributes to the User-friendly Private Law research group at the University of Groningen.

• Family Law
• Inheritance Law
• Matrimonial Property Law
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