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Researchers from the European research project PACES show that migration decisions are complex: personal ambitions, circumstances and policy all play a part.

According to Giuliano Mingardo, parking policy is primarily about managing scarce public space. He explains why he believes paid parking is here to stay.

Faure and Visscher (ESL) argue subsidised legal aid pays off: justice is a public good the market won't provide, so case merit should count, not just income.

The portrait gallery Professors Represented was officially opened on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026.

Mariangela Lavanga was interviewed by Adformatie about the limits of Shein's growth model.

Research examines whether universalist authority or social authority more strongly predicts future scientific recognition and how the two pathways interact.

The national budget shows what happens to taxpayers' money. Professor of Economics Robert Dur explains how he looks at the national budget plans.

The Dutch sector of small and medium enterprises faces a range of challenges that could constrain their future growth and productivity.

EUR's programme Advancing Inclusive Academia is nominated for the SER Diversiteit in Bedrijf Award and you can vote for us.

Dutch SMEs rank among Europe’s top performers, but productivity growth is stagnating. A succession wave is looming in family businesses: 40% have yet to identif