Erasmus School of Law

Self-employed persons and active shareholding. What are the most significant changes within labour and corporate law in the past sixty years?

The (guest) editors of Erasmus Law Review are looking for authors who would like to be included in the special issue of Erasmus Law Review.

We’re pleased to announce that Kostina Prifti (ESL), Ida Varosanec (RUG), and Benedikt Schmitz (RUG) will be the first “Public-Private Challenge” PhDs to def...

Health care is in danger of becoming unaffordable. For an increasing number of citizens, this is no longer an abstract, macroeconomic vision of the future.

Martin Buijsen explains in this article whether the ban on flavoured e-cigarettes is effective.

In this article, Martin Buijsen examines the feasibility of a smoking ban in mental health care institutions and the legal challenges it entails.

The former master's student at both Erasmus School of Law and Erasmus School of Economics was presented the award at the Dies Natalis ceremony.

On Friday 8 November 2024, Koen Lenaerts delivered a thought-provoking speech on democracy as a core European value.

In this article, Den Exter discusses the dangers of online prescriptions and the role of pharmacists in ensuring safe medication dispensing.

Martin Buijsen advocates internal dialogue on euthanasia rather than public media appearances to preserve professional integrity.