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Creative Couch Sitters Preparing for a Post-Pandemic Future
Creative couch-sitters of the world, unite and rethink what inclusive prosperity may look like in the future.
Erasmus School of Law conducts research into drillrap and knife crime in the city of Rotterdam
Dr Robby Roks en Jeroen van den Broek from Erasmus School of Law in NRC
Erasmus University Rotterdam already prepared for digitization before Corona
Prof. René van Swaaningen, professor of Criminology at Erasmus School of Law, about digital education
Arjen Schep appointed Endowed Professor Taxes of Sub Central Governments at Erasmus School of Law
Arjen Schep (1974) is appointed Endowed Professor Taxes of Sub Central Governments at Erasmus School of Law.
Arjen Schep appointed Endowed Professor Taxes of Sub Central Governments at Erasmus School of Law
Prof. Schep also succeeds Prof. Jan Monsma as scientific director of the Erasmus Study Center for Taxes of Sub Central Governments (ESBL).
EUR cancels all on-campus education and exams
Today, the government has taken new measures regarding the coronavirus. It has been decided that on-campus education and exams are no longer allowed from now until the first of April.
Research on the integration of Syrian newcomers: collaboration Erasmus School of Law and Utrecht University
Research on the integration of Syrian newcomers: collaboration Erasmus School of Law and Utrecht University
Franziska Weber joins the Rotterdam Institute for Law and Economics
Franziska Weber will join the Rotterdam Institute for Law and Economics (RILE) as an associate professor in Law and Economics.
Eyes wide shut: Europe’s state of denial in handling the coronavirus
Europeans in general and Dutch in particular still seem to believe that the Covid-19 is barely more serious than a flu and hardly poses a threat to the continuity of regular social and economic life.
Aggressive behaviour encountered by emergency responders is correlated to their own personality traits
Lisa van Reemst’s PhD thesis shows that some emergency responders are more likely to attract aggressive behaviour due to certain psychological traits.