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Josse Delfgaauw and Anne Boring have studied whether workers openly voice their opinions about sexism in the workplace and DEI policies.

On International Migrants Day, AspirE, DYNAMIG and PACES – three EU-funded projects on migration decision-making – honor and reflect on migrant voices

Public Administration at Erasmus University has been ranked in the top five for several years—and since 2017 and 2018, it has once again reached the very top.

Echoing the current discussions of reducing international students, Dr Zhiling Wang examines the benefits of an international study environment.

According to health scientists Erik Schut and Wynand van de Ven, now is the time to start with this: 'It has advantages for the patient and the doctor.'

Research Support Department staff are receiving increasing numbers of requests for research support and projects are becoming increasingly complex.

The Young Researcher Workshop is designed to create a supportive space for young researchers to present their research and receive feedback from economists.

The Association for Cultural Economics International (ACEI) invites you to participate in the 23rd International Conference on Cultural Economics

Ronald Huisman performed at the VPRO programme series Tegenlicht Meet Up to talk about the concept of nature as a business model.

A blogpost about doing research in the Pauluskerk in Rotterdam, focusing on systemic challenges and survival stories of the visitors.