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Alessandra Arcuri, Professor of Inclusive Global Law and Governance, explains what companies can do against nationalisation.

Professor Bas Jacobs argues why the government's planned compensation scheme, aimed at dampening the loss of purchasing power, is inefficient.

A reflection on the past and future of the Erasmus Initiative Smarter Choices for Better Health

Mop van Tiggele-van der Velde, Professor of Insurance Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains that everyone in the Netherlands can be insured.

The transition to adult care can be radical for young people. Certainly for young people with a chronic disease, as Mariëlle Peeters' dissertation shows.

In the Meb Faber Show, Associate Professor of Finance Laurens Swinkels is the guest. Here, his article on 'the market' is discussed.

The final of the Champions League is moved from Saint Petersburg to Paris and football club Chelsea is shut down; Thomas Peeters offers more insight.

Atakan Dizarlar studies ‘Economics and Philosophy’ (ReMA) at Erasmus School of Philosophy, with a scholarship from Erasmus Trustfonds.

The world woke up to hear the news of the Russian invasion into Ukraine in the early morning of 24 February 2022 after weeks of hoping for a peaceful solution.

With the war in Ukraine, the European Central Bank is at a loss what to do. Professor Casper de Vries discusses the challenges the ECB is facing.