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Giuliano Mingardo, was a guest on Nieuwsuur to talk about the issues surrounding paid parking.

Pope Francis received the first copy of the Brill Encyclopedia of Early Christianity, a scholarly reference work dedicated to the study of early Christianity.

A new article published in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice, sheds light on a promising initiative aimed at making medicines more affordable.

Professor Robin Lumsdaine joined with two of her former students to present their research at the RES Conference in Ireland.

In this reflection, Efthymiou and Scherpenisse share their insights on current developments regarding the new asylum policy.

"Within this chair, I want to focus on the interaction between HRM and leadership"

The first reaction from the Executive Board to the over a billion euros cut to higher education: 'No money, no solutions.'

Researcher Erwin van Tuijl explains why installers are potential heroes in energy transitions, the challenges they face and how we can support them better.

This research by Elbert Dijkgraaf evaluates whether there are negative associations attached to the import of waste from an economic point of view.

The Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) “Enjoyable Econometrics” of Erasmus School of Economics has reached a milestone with 25,000 enrolled learners.