Publications
All work of the WRR is public and published in one of four series.
- Reports to the government: extensive reports containing advice on government policy
- Policy briefs: shorter publications containing reflection on current topics, along with recommendations
- Investigations: publications in which the WRR points out societal issues
- Working papers: background studies written to support advisory projects
In addition to these four series, the WRR occasionally issues publications, videos and podcasts on current topics.
186 publications
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Supervising public interests. Towards a broader perspective on government supervision
Greater attention is needed for the importance of supervision to protecting public interests. In this report, the WRR therefore ...
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Key challenges for financial supervision after the crisis
Key challenges for financial supervision after the crisis
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Making Migration Work. The future of labour migration in the European Union
Making migration work
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Physical Safety. A matter of balancing responsibilities
In this report the WRR argues that in order to answer these questions a distinction needs to be made between incidents, damage, ...
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Confidence in Citizens
Policymakers need to be more open to citizens who do something for society. Civic engagement is very important for a democracy ...
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iGovernment
The government needs a greater awareness that it is in reality an iGovernment. That realisation is important if it is to meet the ...
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Attached to the world: on the anchoring and strategy of Dutch foreign policy
The WRR calls for a rethinking of Dutch foreign policy in its report Attached to the world. On the anchoring and strategy of ...
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Exploring Futures for Policymaking
Exploring futures requires the acceptance of uncertainty and enthusiasm for openness. Focus is also required on ‘normative future ...
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Less pretention, more ambition
Development aid should be targeted more at enhancing the development and self-reliance of countries. Policy should also be more ...
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Doing Good or Doing Better
The objective of development cooperation should be development rather than fighting poverty. Moreover, ‘doing better’ means less ...