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In her dissertation, PhD candidate Eva van Gemert looks at the contradictions within European migration policy from 2015-2020.

Universities of the Netherlands and employers' organisation VNO-NCW call on the government in a joint letter to invest in research, innovation and education.

Sascha van Schendel discusses her research, the new ECLD, and the role of collaboration in addressing legal issues related to digitalisation.

This award recognizes Alberto’s innovative and original research and stimulates the further development of his academic career.

The Netherlands faces a shortage of low-skilled digital workers, while Nairobi's slums struggle with high unemployment. This study combines the two issues.

Interview with researchers Vivian Visser and Roos Keller on how Rotterdam customizes citizen participation to be more inclusive and equitable for all.

To inaugurate this year’s International Open Access Week, we interview Benjamin Mullins, editor of the Erasmus Journal of Philosophy and Economics.

University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) & Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) present a new visiting programme about inclusion, diversity, equity & access.

Clément Bellet, Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Economics, explores the paradox of McMansions.

Casper de Vries of Erasmus School of Economics was asked for his expertise and advise on the four long-term scenarios of the Dutch economy.