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Pandemic treaty: "We saw with the COVID-19 pandemic that every country was working for itself, which did not keep the pandemic out"

A global pandemic treaty is being developed. André den Exter explains what such a treaty entails and whether it will be effective.
André den Exter

Timo Peeters wins Willem Nagel Prize 2024 with PhD dissertation on social order and violence in Guatemala City

In this article you will read about Timo Peeters who won the Willem Nagelprijs 2024 with his dissertation on social order and violence in Guatemala City.
Peeters ontvangt de prijs van Schuilenburg.

New book offers insights and practical tools for stronger (interdisciplinary) legal research

In this article, you can read more about Sanne Taekema and Wibren van der Burg's new book: Contextualising Legal Research. A Methodological Guide
Sanne Taekema naast Wibren van der Burg

"Technology can never be considered neutral": Marc Schuilenburg advises Rotterdam City Council on ethical use of AI

On Wednesday 12 June, Schuilenburg advised the Rotterdam City Council on ethical use of AI.
portretfoto van Marc Schuilenburg

Tacit alignment: does a 'new competition tool' ensure higher savings interest rates?

Pim Jansen explains how tacit alignment causes lower savings interest rates and how the ACM may be able to prevent it in the future.
Pim Jansen

Bogus schemes cause a lot of outrage, but when are they also illegal?

Amber Zwanenburg carried out research into bogus schemes. Her dissertation shows that judges often struggle with these kinds of cases.
Court in The Hague

Rotterdam professors present preliminary opinions on Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union

Pieter Verrest and Kasper Jansen presented their preliminary opinions on the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
Pieter Verrest en Kasper Jansen

Can you make contraception mandatory for psychiatric patients? Students learn about the health rights of people with disabilities

How can we safeguard the rights of people with disabilities and where do we draw the line when it comes to self-determination for this group? These are the cent
André den Exter

Doctor caught selling diabetes medication on Marktplaats: quick profit or end of career?

Professor Martin Buijsen tells more about the actions of the doctor that sold Ozempic via Marktplaats, and the possible consequences of this behaviour.
Martin Buijsen

Legal duty of care and affordable medicines: Eva Ulenkate wins VGR Thesis Award 2024

Eva Ulenkate, alumna, conducted research on a legal duty of care for pharmaceutical companies, and she won the VGR Thesis Award 2024 as a result.

Valedictory Lecture Prof.dr. A.I.M. (Toon) van Mierlo

Restitution of Looted Art*
Toon van Mierlo

The Emancipatory Power of the Body in Everyday Life

A panel discussion about emancipation, embodiment, and the everydayness of politics through philosophical, legal and activist perspectives.

The digital and green transitions: twins in tension

Digitalisation and climate change have sparked, on their own, two enormously disruptive processes: the digital and the green transitions, often referred to as
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ELS Academy Research School: Annual Event 2024

The ELS Academy and the Erasmus Centre for Empirical Legal Studies are pleased to host the ELS Academy Research School Annual Event on 10-11 October 2024!
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