This research is concerned with the concept of hospitality, which is a concept that involves the engagement between a host and its guest. This research specifically focusses on the community of the island Lesvos in Greece ...

This research aimed to provide insight on Hungary’s kin-state politics in Transcarpathia, Ukraine. Hungary is a kin-state because it pursues policies directed at the members of a co-ethnic group (in this case Hungarians) ...

The norm of ‘indigenous participation and ‘free, prior and informed consent’’ (FPIC) has been incorporated in many international treaties and policy documents involving the rights of indigenous peoples, such as the 2007 ...

There is much discussion on the relation between migration, education and employment possibilities in developing countries. What is this relation? And how should organizations and institutions that work on improving the ...

This thesis explores the role of interpretation in the process of persuasion of youth. It primarily does so through a quantitative survey, but leaves room for respondents’ input and relies on the use of qualitative analysis ...

Large-scale land acquisitions (LSLAs) are the subject of a heated debate among academics, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and development institutions. Given the risks these acquisitions bring with them, some ...

20 years after the Dayton peace agreement ended the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH), one can still not speak of a sustainable peace in BiH. This is partly due to low levels of social cohesion. There are several local civil ...

In post-conflict societies, memorialisation is increasingly considered to have a role in reconstruction and peacebuilding efforts. However, the impact of memorialisation in such societies is variable and can include negative ...

The European Union (EU) argues that visa liberalization enhances the mobility of EU and non-EU citizens. My analysis shows that visa liberalization does not only promote mobility [for EU citizens], but that it regulates ...