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In this podcast episode, Professor of Economics Irene van Staveren takes a closer look at what financial crises can teach us.

Robert Dur argues that, even though promoting top performers has been criticised through the Peter Principle, it can improve team performance.

A national championship with Hockeyclub Rotterdam, a place in the World Cup squad and a bachelor programme in Business Administration at EUR: Pepijn does it all

The core question in this edition of the Perspectives on Sustainability series was how a post-industrial city can become greener, fairer and more resilient.

When older people in care can pass on traditions and rituals from their culture, it enhances well-being and strengthens intergenerational bonds.

Thomas Peeters argues that the UEFA criticism on the plan to sell commercial World Cup rights is about who controls the organisation.

In the 17th century, the Netherlands was a refuge for people who were persecuted for their faith or opinions. But what remains of this?

According to Sophie van der Zee, criminals are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to make fraudulent rental advertisements more convincing.

Join the Responsible AI Start-up Contest at the AI Hype, Hope and Humanity Festival!

Ronald Huisman and Maartje van Wijhe put the use of air conditioning in the broader context of the energy transition.