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Because of his ADHD and dyspraxia, Ralph Ivar ended up in special education. Now he is studying at university and wants to show others that this is possible.

Assistant Professor Laura García-Portela publishes book: Rectifying Climate Injustice: Reparations for Loss and Damage on 31 October 2024.

Blogpost where Dr. Nicholas Vrousalis explores how economic inequalities create conditions of domination that undermine individual and democratic freedom.

Interview with retired associate professor Awee Prins on his student days.

Summary of the article “Stine Jensen wrote her own atheist biography” in Trouw about her recently published book “Goddeloos".

Tuesday, November 26, 10:00-12:00 Woudestein campus (Langeveld 2.12) Including to-go lunch Registration: milan.vidakovic@eur.nl

Dirk-Jan Laan's dissertation explores how roads shape our world and worldview, a topic often overlooked in philosophy beyond metaphorical "life paths."

With a special themed issue of Erasmus Studies, Ronald van Raak, Han van Ruler and Sanne Steen are introducing the world to Erasmus research at ESPhil.

To inaugurate this year’s International Open Access Week, we interview Benjamin Mullins, editor of the Erasmus Journal of Philosophy and Economics.

In an article in Nederlands Dagblad, special professor of Christian philosophy Richard Steenvoorde illustrates how we can become providers of hope.