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The authors show that less-educated citizens believe that politicians are distant to their life-world and feel looked down on by them

The marathon blockade by Extinction Rebellion has garnered attention and raised significant questions about the right to protest in the Netherlands.

Men who paint their nails, gender-neutral toilets, and people who no longer identify within the binaries of ‘male’ and ‘female’. In the past years, this has bec

During the pandemic, schools in Peru were closed for almost two years. Karen Trujillo investigated what people would decide if it were up to them.

Kickstarting the discussion for an exciting future in which institutional publishing can play a role in shaping cutting-edge Open Access practices at the EUR.

Holograms of people being able to interact with a live audience- once just something you would see in movies, but now could it be the future of education?

On early Saturday morning, October 14th, student-ambassadors from the Academic Outreach Programme (AOP) gathered at the Polak Building for their first training.

The annual KidsRights Index has become impossible for governments to ignore. Why is it that the league table has such an impact on children’s lives worldwide?

Michiel van Crombrugge, Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Economics, discusses the importance of multichannel retailing.

For the conference, Maud van den Berg (PhD student, HSMO) had her abstract submission selected as one of the top 5 abstracts.