Europe and China
In 2016, the Leiden Asia Centre conducted a research project on China and the Netherlands. The focus of the project …
Intercontinental Connectivities
Corporate Social Responsibility in Asia: Case Studies of Regulation and Execution in the Construction and Textile Industries
According to the Global Slavery Index (GSI), workplaces in Asia are responsible for over 2/3 of global slavery and …
Leiden Network for Japanese Constitutional Research
Constitutional revision is again on the political agenda in Japan, with Prime Minister Shinzō Abe announcing that he would like …
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Partners under Pressure? The future of civil society in Dutch human rights policy
Human rights have since long been a cornerstone of Dutch foreign policy. The Dutch government has over the past years …
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Chinese Investments and Businesses
There is wide interest in the Netherlands in the nature and impact of Chinese investments and businesses that establish themselves …
China, the EU and the Netherlands – A Chinese Perspective
PROJECT Recent shifts in international relations increase the importance of the relations between China, as a rising power, and the …
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People for Profit: North Korean Forced Labour on a Global Scale
This is the follow-up project to the Slaves to the System project: Research DPRK Forced Labour in the EU. The …
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Slaves of the system: Research on North Korean Forced Labour in the EU
Thousands of North Korean workers work in the European Union (in the Czech Republic, Poland, the Netherlands, Malta and other …
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The Effect of the Influx of Chinese Students and Knowledge Workers in the Netherlands
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