The future of the Social Sciences and Humanities in Europe: collected LERU papers on the SSH research agenda
This paper includes seven separate notes by various authors on Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) research within the societal challenges of Horizon 2020, all written in the period March-June 2013 before the final Trialogue approval of Horizon 2020. Furthermore, this paper includes a statement and agenda for ethics research in Horizon 2020 (April 2013) and a statement on possible research for a resilient and dynamic Europe in a globalised world (July 2013).
By bundling these notes LERU puts forward the most urging questions that SSH research will need to address in the coming years and hopes that it provides a comprehensive and united thought piece on SSH research, which will make a useful contribution in the formulation of European research policy in Horizon 2020 and beyond.
- Philip Spinhoven (Universiteit Leiden)
- Wim van den Doel (Universiteit Leiden)
- Emanuela Scarpellini (Università degli Studi di Milano)
- Roberta Sassatelli (Università degli Studi di Milano)
- Alessandro Banterle (Università degli Studi di Milano)
- Alessandro Olperle (Università degli Studi di Milano)
- Shearer West (University of Sheffield)
- Chris Llewllyn Smith (Univeristy of Oxford)
- Daniel Albalate (Universitat de Barcelona)
- Germà Bel (Univeristat de Barcelona)
- Xavier Fageda (Universitat de Barcelona)
- Jordi Rosell (University of Tarragona)
- Peter Driessen (Universiteit Utrecht)
- Jelle Behagel (Wageningen University & Research)
- Dries Hegger (Universiteit Utrecht)
- Heleen Mees (Universiteit Utrecht)
- Marleen van Rijswick (Universiteit Utrecht)
- Joost Augustijn (Universiteit Leiden)
- Rick Lawson (Universiteit Leiden)
- Bas van Bavel (Universiteit Utrecht)
- Beatrix Busse (Universität Heidelberg)
- Francis Cheneval (Universität Zürich)
- Marta Gómez-Puig (Universitat de Barcelona)
- Joep Leersen (Universiteit van Amsterdam)
- Leo Lucassen (Universiteit Leiden)
- Marino Regini (Università degli Studi di Milano)
- Ann Rigney (Universiteit Utrecht)
- Antonio Sennis (University College London)
- Brendan Sims (Københavns Universitet)
- Franck Meijboom (Universiteit Utrecht)
- Marcus Duwell (Universiteit Utrecht)
- Kurt Deketelaere (LERU Office)
- Katrien Maes (LERU Office)