Erasmus School of Economics

The analog water computer MONIAC, a rare macroeconomic demonstration model from 1949, still helps to explain how an entire economy functions.

At the FIFA World Cup, 27 of the 48 participating nations have a foreign head coach. That is quite remarkable.

Research shows that early-career promotion decisions have long-term positive consequences for women’s academic careers.

Profit shifting is high on the agenda for policymakers and media. However, criticism is not unjustifiable. Dirk Schindler explains this and other alternatives.

On Thursday, 2 July, Yadi Yang will defend her doctoral dissertation, Motivated Retirement: Goals, Regulatory Focus, and Pension Decision-Making.

Paul van Geest was present in Rome when the new Dutch Ambassador to the Holy See, Paul Bekkers, formally presented his credentials to Pope Leo XIV.

Meet Michel van de Velden, Associate professor at Erasmus School of Economics.

After an absence of nearly twenty years, some cash machines in the Netherlands can once again dispense €100 banknotes on request. But is this really necessary?

According to Emeritus Professor Jan van Ours the Eredivisie (the highest level of Dutch professional football) remains a striking paradox.

Mahrou Kharazi is an alumna who carves her own path, driven by a passion for impact and a pursuit of growth.