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According to Abdessamad Bouabid and Jeroen van den Broek, criminologists at Erasmus School of Law, the reasoning behind the recent curfew riots is rather…

Since the financial crisis of 2008, convertible bonds have been in the doghouse. However, they are making a remarkable comeback.

Peter Koudijs, Professor of Finance and History at Erasmus School of Economics, studies the phenomenon of limited liability and its effects.

Schedulers of primary schools can, as of today, make use of a useful tool that alleviates the negative effects of spreading out course times for parents with

Yosha Wijngaarden has won the NeFCA Dissertation Award 2019 for her disseration 'Places of co-working: situating innovation in the creative industries.

In this Webinar Monika Sie Dhian Ho addresses the question; "How to reach a European agreement for an effective and humane asylum and migration policy?" 

Prof. Dirk Schoenmaker: "We stand on the brink of a great transition at the end of which the societal and environmental impact of corporate projects will take…

The music industry has been hit hard by the corona crisis. Pauwke Berkers and Frank Kimenai investigate whether there is a future for the music industry.

The transfer market seems to be vast asleep in comparison with the preceding years. How has this come to be?

During the last few Dutch summers, the water level sank below acceptable standards. Water pressure had to be lowered in several regions. How will drinking water