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Pope Francis received the first copy of the Brill Encyclopedia of Early Christianity, a scholarly reference work dedicated to the study of early Christianity.

At the end of August the conference on Neo-Calvinism and Capitalism took place, with the theme of theological and economic thoughts in neo-Calvinist thinkers.

Professor Lans Bovenberg has been awarded the prestigious Nederlandse Prijs voor de Staathuishoudkunde for his oeuvre.

Economie is vaak gericht op groei. Maar welk doel die groei heeft, dat is niet altijd niet even duidelijk, belichten Anke Teeuw en Natasja Naron in dit artikel.

Religion guides human behavior and also influences entrepreneurship. Small Business Economics puts this relationship on the map with a new special issue.

Professor Emeritus Jan Peter Balkenende and Professor Karen Maas discuss whether companies contribute enough to broad welfare

Recently, it was announced that Professor Martijn de Jong of Erasmus School of Economics will receive a grant issued by the foundation Porticus.

The societies in the West are driven by economic growth and technological progress. Paul van Geest questions whether this system can achieve prosperity for all.