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When faced with intertemporal issues, governments nonetheless gravitate towards short-term instead of long-term interests, says Claire Wieser in this blogpost.

Loes Keijsers and her team receive four million euros in funding for their research on preventing mental health problems in young people.

Dr. Esther Rozendaal has been appointed dean of the Erasmus Graduate School of Social Sciences and the Humanities (EGSH) by the Supervisory Board as of 1

Eveline Crone and Kayla Green research brain development in young people. For their research they want to cooperate with young people in the Netherlands.

The study embraces the two faces of cannabis and will identify the positive and negative interactions between cannabis use and mental functioning

In this opinion article from the NRC, professor of Social Theory Willem Schinkel explains that solidarity with farmers is crucial to counteracting climate change

There is no consensus on what circularity means, which can slow down the transition to a circular economy, PhD research shows.

While we are worried about the desertification of arable land, how do we also keep fighting the food deserts forming in our towns and cities? And why is

By using Participatory Action Research, Roel Lutkenhaus was able to gain insight into how healthy young people find their environment.

Jennifer Holland talks about her ambitions with the 'Population and Society' pillar and explains how demography will shape societies now and in the future.