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Erasmus University Rotterdam is one of the beneficiaries to receive funding from the European Union (EU) to establish the Jean Monnet Network called PROSPER.

Mieke Kox weighs in on the debate about the government's plan to end funding for the National Immigration Facility (LVV) by 2025.

How can we make the port of Rotterdam safer and more resilient against organised crime? That is the central question within the FORT-PORT project.

Aalt-Jan Smits, and Annika Galle have published empirical-legal research in the October issue of Capital Markets Law Journal of Oxford University Press

Professor Van Praag explains why people with foreign names are more likely to be checked by banks and how this should be prevented.

On 25 September, a meeting took place between the East China University of Political Science and Law and Erasmus School of Law.

Following the recommendation of Erasmus School of Law, Koen Lenaerts will receive an honorary doctorate by Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Wealth is increasing, but its distribution is unequal. How could that be different? Professor Martin de Jong shares his vision on inclusive prosperity.

Martin Buijsen discusses the first suicide carried out with the Sarco capsule and examines legislation concerning assisted suicide.

During the Annual BHR Conference at Wageningen University the EMCs for upholding human rights and environmental standards in global supply chains were presented