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Interview by Clara Clachant as follow-up to webinar by prof. Jennie C. Stephens. “Injustices happen, because very few people make decisions for the majority”.

In this publication series, we explore the intersections of justice, sustainability and transformative change.

What will next academic year '21-'22 look like at ESSB

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Are you curious about what an exchange semester at Erasmus University Rotterdam is like? Here you will

Rotterdam impact study COVID-19

The city of Rotterdam is currently being silenced by the coronavirus pandemic. How can Rotterdam recover from this social and…

Would you like to practice, but don't have access to a piano or room to play your instrument?

Then this is a good way to continue playing without having to…

In its 105 years of existence, Erasmus University Rotterdam has developed into an inspiring place where talented researchers from the Netherlands and abroad…

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Empowering Cities and Citizens

The Empowering Cities and Citizens…

In her famous work New and Old Wars, Mary Kaldor provides an interesting perspective on the changing dynamics of war in an increasingly globalized world. Kaldor…

Social platforms like Facebook and Google are nowadays commonplace. Every time you open a certain social app, you leave some pieces of data behind. Not only the…