Erasmus School of Law

Where ownership is clearly defined, use occupies a legal grey area. Josje de Vogel sees both opportunities and shortcomings.

Kruit looks back on a successful meeting where more than twenty stakeholders came together to work on future-proofing of the maritime sector

How can climate adaptation knowledge be translated into workable policy in historic cities? PAST-FORWARD explores this through living labs in Europe and China.

Adrian Cordina examines how third-party litigation funding operates in Europe and whether resistance to this form of litigation funding is justified.

Zweistra and Hoppenbrouwers discuss the impact of AI on legal practice and explain why lawyers should take a critical view of its use.

In this article, Martin Buijsen explains what waiting list mediation is, why it matters, and why it helps but does not offer a structural solution.

Eveline Koorevaar and Wessel den Ouden pursued several bachelor and master degrees simultaneously. How did they do it all?

Robby Roks discusses the key findings of the sixth Monitor of Organised Crime on cocaine trafficking and contract killings.

Commissioned by the WODC, Nan, Mevis, Holvast and Verrest conducted an international comparative legal study into professional legal privilege.

Fleetwood Bird studies justice-involved youth with speech, language and communication needs, working at the intersection of speech therapy and juvenile justice.