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Luke's view of money and property is paradoxical: they are both obstacles to freedom, as well as a means to live virtuously, Paul van Geest writes.

Pope Franciscus receives Wooden Shoe of Erasmus School of Economics

As of July 1, Anke Teeuw will be employed by EETI as a junior researcher. She will conduct research into the concept of stewardship.

Martijn de Jong, Professor at Erasmus School of Economics, was a contributor to the consultation in the Diocese of Den Bosch.

Als eigenaar van een bedrijf zorg je goed voor je werknemers. Hoe? Executive Program Liefde in Bedrijf van Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam biedt inspiratie!

It is important to lead in an Augustinian spirit. That kind of leadership centres on the idea of love.

The congress on economics and human flourishing took place at the ETF in Leuven. The central question was: what can economics learn from theology?

Homo economicus has divine aspirations and ignores the limits of human existence, according to Gordon Menzies.

Theology professor Paul van Geest feels perfectly at home in the world of economics

A Hungarian translation of the handbook of Christian Dogmatics by Prof. Kees van der Kooi and Prof. Gijsbert van den Brink will be presented next week.