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This grant has been awarded to projects that help shape a ‘post-growth’ economy in which well-being, ecology and justice are central.

The Connected Learning Symposium is a yearly event, where students and alumni discuss their research and ideas regarding issues of social justice.

A majority of the Dutch population is open to higher inheritance tax rates, according to new research by the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis.

In the Bloemhof neighbourhood of Rotterdam, many houses are sinking further and further. How can the neighbourhood be made future-proof?

This allocation will enable existing Large-scale Research Infrastructures (LSRI) to be modernised, strengthened or better interconnected.

In his doctoral research, historian Bram Hilkens demonstrates that inequality increased both during and after the economic growth of the ‘Golden Age’.

The Flagship Consultation Room 2030 is a multidisciplinary collaboration. It is exploring the possibility of shifting care to the home.

Peter Kavelaars, Emeritus Professor of Economics of Taxation at Erasmus School of Economics, discussed the findings of a recent CBP report.

Erasmus University Rotterdam awarded highest Erasmus+ KA171 funding among Dutch research universities

The symposium was an important opportunity for EUR to link the European research agenda to its mission as a university with a positive societal impact.