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According to sociologist Mark van Ostaijen, traditions and rituals play an important role in every society.

Managers differ widely in the way they motivate their workers. In a recent study, professor Robert Dur aims to better understand why leadership styles differ.

Anne Gielen, Dinand Webbink and Bas ter Weel, presented a book compiled by them to the State Secretary of Social Affairs and Employment on November 29.

Criminologist Robby Roks explains how small-time neighbourhood criminals develop into key figures in organised crime and how this might be prevented.

Executive Board members Ellen van Schoten & Annelien Bredenoord of Erasmus University Rotterdam talk about what integrity means to them.

Every railway passenger will experience that trains do not always run on time. In this article, professor Huisman explains the use of algorithms for the better.

Under pressure from activist shareholders, companies are splitting up, but what does this actually mean for the investor?

On 1 December a pilot started on campus Woudestein. Delivery robot Rosie (Robot On SIte Erasmus) made her first trip under the watchful eye of the public

The institutions involved remain convinced of the usefulness and necessity of the study, but current events are making heavy demands on the available capacity.

Jeroen van den Broek, criminologist and researcher at Erasmus School of Law, explains the role of branded clothing in society and street culture.