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Joost Nan, Professor of Criminal (Procedural) Law, highlights the abuses at The Voice of Holland and the prosecution of sexual offences. 

With Riipen, students will have the opportunity to work with societal partners on projects that are directly related to their field of study.

How does film tourism in Brazil affect local communities and how do they perceive it? That’s what Débora Póvoa studied in her PhD-thesis.

Migrant workers often struggle in Dutch agriculture and horticulture. How can that be? Economist Karin Astrid Siegmann explains.

Kevin Spiritus, Assistant Professor of Public Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, reflects on the public finance in Belgium.

The goal of the joint research is to develop scientifically substantiated methods to improve the health of all Dutch people.

Stine Jensen, Endowed Professor Public Philosophy, and Ronald van Raak, Professor of Erasmian Values, speak about the debate on values in the Volkskrant.

Aart Gerritsen, Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Economics, explains why he does not expect the grocery prices to fall anytime soon.

‘Curiosity is one of the most important cornerstones of human cognition and at the same time one of the most poorly understood cognitive constructs.’

This spring edition focuses on women & feminism, and ethnic diversity & racism.