
Amsterdam Institute For Social Science Research Aissr
The Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research brings together all social science research at the University of Amsterdam.
- Headquarters
- Amsterdam, NetherlandsSource: RevenueBaseRetrieved October 13, 2026
- Employee range
- 201 to 500Source: RevenueBaseRetrieved October 13, 2026
- Published list appearances
- 3 supported appearances ↗Source: RevenueBase lists
What does Amsterdam Institute For Social Science Research Aissr do?
Its research programme examines how contemporary societies function and relate to one another from historical, comparative and empirical perspectives. Research groups are organised around themes and anchored in one or more of four disciplines: sociology, geography, planning and development studies, political science, and anthropology.
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Snapshot: September 19, 2026
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RevenueBase prepared this profile from the company’s public LinkedIn information and RevenueBase company data. These source records were retrieved on October 13, 2026. Directory positions use company-contact counts from separate saved list snapshots dated September 19, 2026 and September 22, 2026. How the company lists are built. The source retrieval dates show when RevenueBase obtained these records; the source authors’ last update dates are not available. The saved independent fact check and its source evidence were revalidated on October 14, 2026.
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