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To create a level playing field for EU producers, the EU proposed a new CO2-import tax, but this proposition could lead to the departure of EU businesses

Master students Civil Law and Liability and Insurance at Erasmus School of Law published the most important conclusions of their thesis research

André den Exter, Associate Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains a recent ECHR decision that enables mandatory vaccinations.

Paul Mevis, Professor of Criminal Law at Erasmus School of Law, pleads for an independent examination of the current euthanasia directive in Trouw.

Harriët Schelhaas explains freedom of contract in times of corona crisis.

The Expert group advises the European Commission on financial stability, financial services and capital market unions, on data exchange in the financial sector.

Annie de Roo, associate professor of Comparative Law and Dispute Resolution, investigated the possibilities of network activation in the social domain.

On 1 July 2021, the Penalties and Protection Act has partially entered into force. Sanne Struijk explains the change in the legal position of detainees.

Sohail Wahedi, universitair docent aan de sectie Sociologie, Theorie en Methodologie van Erasmus School of Law, has won the VWR dissertation prize 2021.

On 10 June 2021, the International Center for Financial Law organised an online seminar on the (legal) challenges of Big Data.