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More cycling paths, space for pedestrians, car-free areas and electric transport: just a few examples of sustainable mobility. Read more...

Leonieke van Dordrecht and Maria Schiller research the role of economic considerations in policymaking on migration-related diversity in Rotterdam. Read more...

Financial economist Rogier Quaedvlieg, Associate Professor at Erasmus School of Economics, has been awarded the prestigious annual J.C. Ruigrok Prize.

The effects of technological developments, including the use of big data and open banking in the financial sector, require a clear legal framework.

Robby Roks, Assistant Professor of Criminology at Erasmus School of Law, notices an increase in the possession of knives by teenagers and following stabbings.

The Commission was particularly impressed by the multidisciplinarity and social impact of the research carried out by ESHPM.

Beitske Boonstra examines solidarity initiatives in times of corona and city-making initiatives. Read the interview here...

New Prince Claus Chairholder, Dr Khayaat Fakier, focusses on care at the centre of equity and development.

47% of women are still financially dependent on their partner. Sigrid Hemels examines the impact of tax measures on the labour emancipation of women.

Football teams retain their home advantage when playing with no crowd, questioning previous notions that this results from supporters shouting and singing.