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47% of women in Rotterdam still experience sexual street harassment. Intensive training for enforcement officers does lead to positive change

SYNC lab researcher Lysanne te Brinke writes about her experiences with a living lab approach.

The Kooiman Prize is awarded each year for the Best Article published in the previous year in the public administration top journal, Public Management Review.

More cycling paths, space for pedestrians, car-free areas and electric transport: just a few examples of sustainable mobility. Read more...

Leonieke van Dordrecht and Maria Schiller research the role of economic considerations in policymaking on migration-related diversity in Rotterdam. Read more...

Thursday April 1st, we received the tragic news that Diana Choo-Hen, one of our Dutch students within the International Bachelor Psychology program, passed awa

Beitske Boonstra examines solidarity initiatives in times of corona and city-making initiatives. Read the interview here...

dr. Asya Zhelyaskova writes about her research into the transparency of the EU Commission and what the implications of her research outcomes are.

Why do some people behave differently from others? How does a criminal’s brain work?

Hugo Hegeman, a master student in Urban Governance at the EUR, investigates the relationship between smart city pilots and open innovation platforms.