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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.

In Trouw, Kjell Noordzij discusses the success of the VVD despite the benefits affair (toeslagenaffaire), which according to Noordzij is a far cry from many

Researchers across the Erasmus University are starting a collaboration on just sustainability transitions. Read more...

Ruth Van der Hallen on how her citizen science project helps children become more resilient.

In his postdoc-project, Otieno Ong'ayo investigates how diaspora communities have organized transnationally in order to influence local policies.

This year’s Bleddyn Davies Prize has been rewarded to Margot Hermus, prof. dr. Arwin van Buuren and prof. dr. Victor Bekkers of ESSB.

Mark van Ostaijen and Marieke Pechtold address gender inequality at universities.

Mausumi Chetia makes observations regarding shifting popular cultures in the context of recurring disasters, in the Eleventh Column.

Dr. Iain Todd and Alexandrina Rotaru, both involved in the Global Social Challenges Pillar, present a moral dilemma arising from the voting processes of the…