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Masuma Shahid, PhD candidate at Erasmus School of Law, assesses the steps the Netherlands has taken and still needs to take in LGBTQIA+ emancipation.

Bastian Ravesteijn, Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Economics, concludes that children of wealthy parents are more likely to own a house.

Jacco van Sterkenburg in Nieuwsuur on racism and discrimination in Dutch football.

People with a non-Western migration background often have less positive career prospects than people with a Western or Dutch background.

The A.A. van Beek Fund celebrates its 100th anniversary with the publication of the anniversary book 'Study without borders'.

In the Master's in Metropolitan Issues, students learn to analyse complex problems of large cities, with the dynamic metropolis of Rotterdam as their work field

A study by ESE researchers reveals that of all enslaved people who arrived in Dutch colonies, 37.4 % were transported by the Portuguese, and 12.6 % by the Dutch

Zhaowen Liu provides insight into how East Asians are reacting to to the pressure they are experiencing: the Asian equivalent to snapping.

In our latest blogpost Martin de Jong discusses some of the reasons that might lie behind 'snapping'.

Being faced with numerous crises recently, resilience has become a crucial skill. But how can one be resilient when there are no equal opportunities to be so?