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How has Surinamese democracy developed and how democratic is the country in practice? This is what Bharti Girjasing describes in her thesis.

Nick Efthymiou and Wouter Scherpenisse delve into how the Constitution can be changed.

Research paper "Will the true inclusive city rise? Mapping the strengths and weaknesses of the city ranking systems" by Run Zhao published in Elsevier.

On October 31st, Erasmus University Rotterdam organized its first conference on Inclusive Prosperity.

The appointments underscores the collaboration of the affiliated universities and colleges within Medical Delta in the fields of innovation and health.

Paul van de Laar reflects on the 110th anniversary of Erasmus University Rotterdam. He talks about the university's history and its connection with the city.

On Monday 13 November, the Erasmus Education Lab & Studio celebrates its fifth anniversary. Look back with us on five innovative years!

Peter Kavelaars, Professor of Economics of Taxation at Erasmus School of Economics, raises doubts about the new Minimum Tax Act.

Imbens, who studied at Erasmus School of Economics, was interviewed by several media.

Professor Jun Borras will further develop his scholar-activism as an Erasmus Professor.