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Are referendums a threat to democracy? Why is it so difficult to combat the world's economic inequality? What does the future of the welfare state look like? The Master's degree in History of Politics and Society gives you a thorough insight into the historical roots of the most important political and social issues that concern politicians, journalists and policymakers today. Read more
The International Institute of Social Studies in The Hague is an international postgraduate school and one of the oldest and largest centres for the comparative study of social, political and economic development. Read more
A multidisciplinary perspective on the most relevant local and global issues regarding solidarity, including citizenship, poverty, sustainability, migration, welfare reform, social movements and private initiatives. Read more
Under which circumstances do immigrants have the right to family reunification in the country of their preference? What are the European Union’s obligations… Read more
Spatial planners are fascinated by on-going and future changes in cities and regions and take on the role as managers of those spatial transformations - think of. Read more
Have you been studying law but want to understand the political context? Is your background in international politics, but you’re looking for insights into… Read more
How do global economic and political forces shape the lives and future of citizens, business, and civil society? Of political conflict and government? Your Master programme in Political Economy will teach you to answer these questions. Read more
Focusing on the interface of theories of the good society, globalisation, legitimacy and power. Political theory is the soul of political science. Read more
The Master's in International Relations at Leiden University offers a range of specialisations that are unique in the Netherlands. Read more
Are you fascinated by international relations? Do you want to become a specialist in this field? Then this Master's degree is what you are looking for. Read more
How do actors relate to each other and their natural environment in terms of threats and vulnerabilities? When and how is violence organised? How can possible conflicts be prevented or solved? International Security, a track of the master International Relations, is aimed at issues of power politics and international order, peace and war, and strategy and diplomacy. Read more
The world has become smaller. Markets operate in Spartan competition and states and societies face the endeavour to cope with on-going globalisation. Read more
In the master track Governance of Migration and Diversity, part of the Public Administration master programme at Erasmus University Rotterdam, you learn to manage complex societal problems within the public sector, with a special focus on the contemporary issues migration and diversity. Read more
Analysing conflict and cooperation in a globalising world. Tackling global issues in the 21st Century requires a deeper understanding of the essential players that shape global politics. Read more
One world, 7 billion people, 193 sovereign states, over 6,000 (Non-)Governmental Organisations, 1,000's of multinationals, all tied up in complex processes of dis/integration, cooperation and conflict. Read more