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According to Martien Schaub, Associate Professor of Civil Law at Erasmus School of Law, using chatbots on dating sites is not necessarily allowed.

Adjudication by definition cannot be apolitical, argues Maurits Helmich of Erasmus School Law in his dissertation.

The second Keynote in the Piet Sanders Lecture Series will be given by Robert G. Eccles.

The financial sector sees many decisions now being made by computers based on big data and artificial intelligence. What does that mean for us?

Joost Nan, Professor of Criminal (Procedural) Law, explains the possible consequences of the Nazi tweet by a member of parliament directed at Minister Kuipers.

The research team identifies different groups of youth with weapons. “Focus on the most high-risk groups and the underlying problems.”

Sigrid Hemels, Professor of Tax Law at Erasmus School of Law, explains that Patagonia is not the first company to be controlled by a charity.

Ruben Houweling, Professor of Labour Law at Erasmus School of Law, pleads for equal social security for employees and self-employed workers.

On the first day of the new academic year, the fourth cohort of IMARC students had their introduction on campus.

Ivonne Cune, the new chair of the university council, stresses the importance of student and staff participation at the university.