News overview

In a blogpost of Economisch Statistische Berichten, Teresa Bago d’Uva, Pilar Garcia Gomez and Vahid Moghani elaborate on their findings about student wellbeing.

Sustainable investing has become all the rage. In this opinion article by professor Mary Pieterse-Bloem, she discusses retail investor preferences.

The government has proposed increasing the minimum wage to 11.89 euros an hour. According to professor Bas Jacobs, the cabinet is risking employment losses.

Most participants in MOOCs struggle to complete a course, for example by procrastinating. This is shown in research by Jacqueline Wong.

This POPLIVE report contains facts, figures and analyses based on almost 300.000 live pop performances in the Netherlands during twelve years.

Three PhD positions in cybersecurity are being created at the Centre for the Law & Economics of Cyber Security, in cooperation with the field.

Social scientist Dr Tom Emery of the Erasmus University Rotterdam and deputy director of ODISSEI has been awarded the prestigious starting grant of 1.5 million

Dr. Marike Polak about her experiences with Recognition & Rewards and working in the new ESSB management profile.

Following the torch-incident, Joost Nan, Associate Professor of Criminal (Procedural) Law, explains the effect of increasing penalties.

In an article by De Morgen, Thomas Peeters, nuances the current view of the Belgian Golden Shoe that is awarded annually to the best male player in Belgium.