Erasmus School of Law

Alberto Quintavalla spoke at the Council of Europe about AI's impact on human rights and the importance of balancing innovation with rights.

Martin Buijsen delves into the question of whether medical faculties can require students to participate in physical examinations during their studies.

In this article, Sanne Struijk and Pieter Verrest share their vision on criminal law, sanctions, and the crucial role of research in education and society.

Merkx and Schippers' new book offers a comprehensive discussion of customs law and indirect taxes from the formal aspects.

A study on the impact of combating undermining crime on the Custodial Institutions Agency (DJI).

In this article, Martin Buijsen discusses the dangers of health advice from influencers and how misinformation can best be addressed.

Martijn Schippers explains how changes in customs legislation can enhance the competitive position of European countries compared to China.

The Bachelor's degree award ceremonies for the Bachelor's degrees in Law, Tax Law, and Criminology took place on 25th, 26th, and 27th November 2024.

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.