Erasmus School of Economics

According to Jan van Ours, football clubs in the Netherlands’ top division are more likely to replace their manager when results fall short of expectations.

On Friday 18 September, the Policy Afternoon will explore how where people live can have a profound impact on their economic opportunities.

Being the largest party does not guarantee a place in the coalition. Research by Otto Swank shows Dutch municipalities favour broad-based coalitions.

Matthijs Korevaar concludes that measures to keep social housing rents low are costing Dutch housing associations around €4 billion in annual rental income.

Meet Laila, an international student in Rotterdam. She will tell you her about her favourite places and biggest lessons from her move.

Erasmus School of Economics proudly announces the publication of the 2026 edition of Backbone Magazine.

Hugo van den Belt, an alumnus of Erasmus School of Economics, has won the Rotterdam Thesis Award 2026.

According to Mary Pieterse-Bloem, the combination of enthusiasm and doubt toward the economic potential of AI could point to a hype in the stock market.

Economist Robert Dur argues that a recognition and rewards programme needs to be carefully designed to steer employees in the right direction.

Support among economists for taxing income from wealth has increased significantly in recent decades says Aart Gerritsen.