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European tender awarded to Securitas, who will take care of security at Campus Woudestein, Erasmus University College and ISS in The Hague from July onwards.

Criminologist Robby Roks explains the problems concerning youth gangs inspired by American gangs and gangster rap.

PhD candidate Rolf van Lieshout has developed a theoretical model with which big train disruptions may be prevented in the future.

In 'The New Economists Podcast', Elisa de Weerd, PhD student at Erasmus School of Economics, wants to show that economics is about more than just money.

This blog aims to provide three policy recommendations to help local governments to transition to more just and sustainable energy systems.

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains how the penalization of abortion protects women and unborn children.

Some stocks are under pressure, but others are rising sharply. Is this a reason for investors to invest in defence again, while they previously did not do so?

There is an acute shortage of personnel in many sectors. What to do? Researchers of Erasmus University Rotterdam comment on this in the media.

Why do we lie and how do we judge lies? Sophie van der Zee, Assistant Professor of Applied Economics, answers these questions.

Three AI minors will start in the 2022 – 2023 academic year, and will answer questions such as, "How do you best use AI for your research discipline?"...