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Linda van Klink, Senior Policy Advisor at Erasmus Schools of Economics (ESE), and Celinka Roovers-Werkman, Coordinator of HR Strategy team and R&R assignment...

Matthijs Korevaar adresses the concerns regarding the housing market, after the publication of the third quarterly figures.

Mary Pieterse-Bloem was part of the investor panel of BNR Radio, where they talked about various topics like investing in whisky and defence.

Josse Delfgaauw and Anne Boring have studied whether workers openly voice their opinions about sexism in the workplace and DEI policies.

Echoing the current discussions of reducing international students, Dr Zhiling Wang examines the benefits of an international study environment.

Ronald Huisman performed at the VPRO programme series Tegenlicht Meet Up to talk about the concept of nature as a business model.

A comprehensive study by Prof. Olivier Marie and Prof. Paolo Pinotti reveals that fears about rising crime due to immigration are largely unfounded.

Peter Kavelaars, Professor of Economics of Taxation at Erasmus School of Economics, recently appeared in an article by De Telegraaf.

Ivo Niehe has created a documentary about the impressive life of Jur Deitmers, after he suffered from Encephalitis, a brain infection, where he lost his memory.

Robert de Groot is an Alumnus of Erasmus school of Economics, he graduated in 1987. Nowadays, Robert is the vicepresident of the European Investment Bank.