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In this opinion article from the NRC, professor of Social Theory Willem Schinkel explains that solidarity with farmers is crucial to counteracting climate change

According to Kasper Jansen, Professor of European Liability Law at Erasmus School of Law, it is unclear whether Schiphol is going to compensate for the damages.

This blog discusses the highlights from DIT DAY 2022: what role can and should scientists take to contribute to societal change?

There is no consensus on what circularity means, which can slow down the transition to a circular economy, PhD research shows.

Sports philosopher Sandra Meeuwsen is critical of the international swimming federation Fina for excluding transgender women.

This week, our rector Annelien Bredenoord signed the cooperation agreement with Workplace Pride.

This fall, the first executive programme will start and the first courses, electives and specializations around energy transition will be introduced.

Sanne Struijk, Professor of Penal Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains how punishments can become severer and what role society plays in this.

There has never been such a huge staff shortage in the port of Rotterdam as there is now. Labour sociologist Fabian Dekker investigates employment in the port of

While we are worried about the desertification of arable land, how do we also keep fighting the food deserts forming in our towns and cities? And why is