Welcome to the UCLA Library's Dutch Studies Research Guide. UCLA's Dutch Studies program is "the largest program in the US focused on the study of the Netherlands and Belgium in a global perspective." This research guide is intended to support the program's mission "to foster a multi-disciplinary and global perspective that strengthens and diversifies the Dutch Studies academic and cultural initiatives at UCLA." To learn more, see Dutch Studies at UCLA.
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