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The paper “Trade Protection Along Supply Chains” of Aksel Erbahar and his co-authors was presented to the US International Trade Commission.

She succeeds Prof. Frank van der Duijn Schouten from 1 October 2021. Bredenoord is a professor, member of the Dutch Senate, supervisory authority and director.

The Dutch Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) has awarded three PhDs in the Humanities grants to the Erasmus University Rotterdam.

On 1 July 2021, the Penalties and Protection Act has partially entered into force. Sanne Struijk explains the change in the legal position of detainees.

After the European Championship final, the Internet was again full of racism. Professor Gijsbert Oonk and Jacco van Sterkenburg give their visions.

Katharina Bauer obtains Comenius Teaching Fellowship.

When he was 14, Keghart (now 20) fled from Syria to the Netherlands. Now he has graduated summa cum laude from gymnasium and is going to study medicine.

Propaganda is something from the past and definitely not something that influences you, right? Not at all: propaganda is alive and everywhere around us.

Jochen Pierk talks about the findings from a recently published paper, in which he shows that tax laws have an effect on financial reporting.

A historic agreement: 130 countries agreed to a global minimum income tax. And the coverage ratio of pension funds is rising, but pensioners will not notice.