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Crisis and Security Management is a Leiden University Master's program. Here you can find informatio

10/02/2016

In this new blogpost you'll read all about the new book written by Ruth Prins, about the effects of Processes of Securitization on the Position and Role of Dutch Mayors.

The Leiden Safety and Security Blog aims to contribute to a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach of the phenomenon of terrorism and its related issues.

23/10/2014

How does diplomacy serve to restore security in a world of crises, conflict and right out wars? Find out more at this free conference, co-organized by former CSM teacher Prof. Beatrice de Graaf. A discussion of the fruits, merits – but also weaknesses – of the origins of the European security system and ensuing culture will put our time of global upheaval, pending crises and calls to arms in a historical perspective.

How does diplomacy serve to restore security in a world of crises, conflict and right out wars? The European heads of states not only managed to beat Napoleon in 1815, they also succeeded in negotiating peace between the major European powers, and established a security system for the decades therea…

13/10/2014

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Waarom is de terreurdreiging momenteel substantieel en niet kritiek? Hoe komt de NCTV tot de indeling van de dreigingsniveaus en op basis van welke informatie maken zij hun inschattingen? Online krant de Correspondent heeft hierover een mooi achtergrondartikel gemaakt. Met hulp van 'onze' Liesbeth van der Heide.

Nu Nederland participeert in de strijd tegen IS, is hier een hogere kans op aanslagen. Toch is het dreigingsniveau niet verhoogd. Dat roept de vraag op: wie bepaalt het dreigingsniveau? En waarom gebeurt dat publiekelijk? Een explainer door gastcorrespondent Jaap Tielbeke.

09/10/2014

Are you a good writer? Take part in this essay contest on UN Security Council Reform!

Together with the Clingendael Institute, the Brazilian Instituto Igarapé, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Amsterdam Law Forum, an essay contest and a student conference on the reform of the international peace and security system and the UN Security Council has been organized.

With a world on fire and fast-emerging regions and powers facing unprecedented security challenges, nobody disputes that a great deal is at stake for the world and for the United Nations. Challenging problems arise and with it the question how to address the most pressing issues: Is the UN Security Council too old for a new world? What kind of a UN does the world need? How could the Security Council improve its performance? Or would it be better to run the world without it?

In our essay contest, we are looking for fresh ideas rather than a rehash of familiar arguments and also stimulating perspectives. This contest is not just for students of politics and law. Any discipline or field of studies could make a useful contribution. Your deadline for the essay is Friday October 17th at midnight. The essay is written in English with a maximum length of 2,000 words. Please submit electronically to: [email protected].

What is in it for you?
• The best 3 essays will be presented during the prominent student keynote session of the main expert conference on November 10th-11th and on the student conference on November 7th.
• Top-5 essays will be published in the Amsterdam Law Forum.
• The best essays will be published on the homepage of the websites of the Clingendael Institute and Igarapé.

At the student conference you will have the possibility to discuss your ideas with high-profile speakers from the field of diplomacy, academia and think tanks, as well as with fellow students. There is no requirement to write an essay to attend the conference! The conference will take place November 7th in Amsterdam. For more information, follow us on Facebook and Twitter and check our website.

The UN Security CouncilToo Old for a New World? With a world on fire and fast-emerging regions and powers facing unprecedented security challenges, nobody disputes that a great deal is at stake for the world and for the United Nations. Challenging problems arise and with it the question how to addre…

06/10/2014

"Keep calm and carry on" What are the implications of joining the fight against IS? Read staff member Liesbeth van der Heide's blog.

The Leiden Safety and Security Blog aims to contribute to a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach of the phenomenon of terrorism and its related issues.

22/09/2014

For current students: this week you can vote for the education committee (OLC). The committee consists of three students and three teachers and advises the Director of Education. The OLC assesses the quality of teaching and education by executing periodic evaluations. The process of these evaluations is determined by the faculty regulations. The OLC evaluates courses on multiple occasions in the academic year, as well as the entire program at the end of the year. After every evaluation, the OLC creates a report which advises the academic board on actions to be taken.

You should have received a link to the online ballot in your Umail (two e-mails have been sent, the first contained a link to a defective survey so make sure to use the second email with the correct link).

Leiden University offers outstanding international students an intellectually exciting learning environment with high academic standards. Rather than concentrating on knowledge transfer, the focus is on debate and critical thinking whereby students' abilities to think independently is greatly stimul…

11/09/2014

Would you like to visit the ICTY, the OPCW, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe or several other international organizations that are located here in the Hague?

Sign up for the The Hague International Open Doors Day 2014, a behind-the-scenes look into the International City of Peace and Justice.

Welcome to The Hague International Open Doors Day. Experience international The Hague on september 21st 2014. During this International Day several international organisations open their doors to the public.

11/09/2014

On the 19th of September Hague Talks will hold a conference on children in conflict areas. One of the topics that will be discussed is how young people experience reconciliation and radicalization in Syria. Attendance is free, registration is required.

Hague Talks: Setting peace and justice in motion. 19 september 2014. Young justice: Kids in conflict

10/09/2014

How can you research subjects such as homegrown jihadism when data is difficult to come by? Read about a possible solution (and other great blogs) at http://leidensafetyandsecurityblog.nl/

The Leiden Safety and Security Blog aims to contribute to a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach of the phenomenon of terrorism and its related issues.

10/09/2014

Are you on Twitter? Follow the Centre for Terrorism and Counterterrorism for updates on interesting activities and blogs.

The latest Tweets from CTC The Hague (). Initiated by the (NCTV) and Leiden University, the centre contributes to various essential components of terrorism research, education, and consulting. The Hague

09/09/2014

The SECURCIT research group, in cooperation with gate48 and De Balie, is organizing a series of events on security mobilities, with a film screening on the Israeli military occupation in Palestine and a public lecture on new security realities.

Security on the Move SECURCIT Activities 10Sept2014 12Sept2014 Event The SECURCIT research group, in cooperation with gate48 and De Balie, is organizing a series of events on security mobilities, with a film screening on the Israeli military occupation in Palestine and a public lecture on new securi…

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