Research in a Nutshell

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

Fear of failure is a well known feeling to many of us, whether it occurs because of an exam or while giving an important presentation. Entrepreneurs are no exce

Pilar Garcia-Gomez, Teresa Bago d’Uva, and Vahid Moghani have research the mental health problems among university students following the Covid pandemic.

This research by Elbert Dijkgraaf evaluates whether there are negative associations attached to the import of waste from an economic point of view.

Max Coveney and Matthijs Oosterveen focus on the effects of peer pressure in their research. How big is the impact of peer pressure on students and their lives?

Marcus Rösch elucidates on his research about whether beauty is a factor in voting decisions.

Kirsten Rohde, Professor at Erasmus School of Economics wrote an article for the Backbone Magazine on the intention-behaviour gap.

Associate Professor Anne Boring conducted research on effective policies for firms to increase the gender diversity in leadership positions.

Olivier Marie, Kyra Hanemaaijer and Marco Musumeci of Erasmus School of Economics looked into the effect of Ramadan observance on school exams.

Assistant Professor Matthijs Korevaar investigates to what extent fluctuations in the housing market result from changes in population and age structure.