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In its annual Economenparade, ESB recognises economists whose work stands out for its academic quality and societal relevance.

The white paper, a collaboration between Leiden, Delft and Erasmus Universities, offers a broad overview of South Holland’s economy and its challenges.

Researchers Max Coveney, Aksel Erbahar, Chen Li and Julia Rose of Erasmus School of Economics are awarded with NWO Open Competition SSH XS grant.

Football clubs routinely conflate short-term match outcomes, often heavily influenced by chance, with managerial competence, leading to inefficient decisions.

How do you measure how prone someone is to taking risks? On Wednesday, 3 December, Kristel de Groot will publicly defend her doctoral thesis.

American companies are already offering to select embryos based on genetically predicted intelligence. Niels Rietveld warns against it.

Carlos Riumallo Herl has been awarded the prestigious Vidi grant. This grant supports researchers who are transitioning into academic leadership roles.

Graduates of university economics programmes have some of the best labour market prospects. This was found in analyses of the SEO Studie & Werk survey.

The promotion recognises his outstanding contributions to research, teaching, and leadership within the academic community.

According to sports economist Thomas Peeters of Erasmus School of Economics, this step is not only logical, but also necessary for the club.