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Will Taghi be left without a lawyer? Joost Nan on the right to legal assistance and a fair trial.

Hilde Sennema shows in her new book that Rotterdam’s post-war reconstruction stems from centuries of urban development and calls for a more nuanced view.

Academic freedom is under pressure both globally and in the Netherlands, due to political interference and internal tensions within universities.

Martin de Jong and Roza Behroozi look into the business models of European micro states.

According to sports economist Thomas Peeters of Erasmus School of Economics, this step is not only logical, but also necessary for the club.

Blogpost for the AI-MAPS project by Marlon Kruizinga

A new study sheds light on how historical migration policy in the Netherlands shaped the lives of three generations of migrants from Suriname.

This week we published our very first LinkedIn newsletter 'Erasmus Extra'! Subscribe and don't miss any of the stories behind the research at our university.

Matthijs Korevaar, Associate Professor of Finance at Erasmus School of Economics, talks about freezing the rents in the social sector at BNR Nieuwsradio.

From September 2025, EUR will voluntarily report its environmental and social performance according to the European Union's CSRD.