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Peter van Bergeijk and Sylvanus Kwaku Afesorgbor argue that the current sanctions against Russia are unlikely to force Putin to abort his invasion of Ukraine.

In the Smart Campus Project, real-time data is used to make Campus Woudestein more liveable and sustainable.

In the past year EFR has reduced and offset its footprint to such an extent that the association is now fully carbon neutral, a first in the Netherlands!

Inspired by recent developments in Ukraine, ISS students and researchers looked beyond the politics of war to focus on the human experiences of war.

Thea Hilhorst and Rod Mena investigate the implications of sanctions and how we can protect civilians, including people in Russia, from their impact.

Deividas Latyšovič (20) studies International Business Administration at Erasmus University Rotterdam with a scholarship provided by Erasmus Trustfonds.

Many teachers at our university want to deliver high-quality education. How can they accomplish this best under the organisational challenges they face as well?

This season's theme: 'Women about women'. Check out a selection of books by influential, female academics and other thinkers.

The MA Honours Program "Tackling Inequalities" met in the Wijkpaleis to discuss issues of participation and social innovation.

As of 1 September 2022, Professor Kirsten Rohde succeeds Professor Enrico Pennings as Vice Dean and Director of Research at Erasmus School of Economics.