News overview

Two-part series on the role of AI in policing – from control and prediction to connection and trust with Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance.

Faculties ESHCC, ESE and Esphil have created the new minor Sports and Society for Bachelor year 2 students.

Migrant workers often struggle in Dutch agriculture and horticulture. How can that be? Economist Karin Astrid Siegmann explains.

CLI Fellows Willem-Jan Kortleven and Nina Holvast research the role 'deficit thinking' plays in education and in the daily interaction with students at ESL.

Now that Marc Overmars is stepping down, the question arises: what is the culture like at Ajax and could this lead to financial damages?

In an article from Algemeen Dagblad, Professor of Applied Economics Jan van Ours clarifies the paradox of the relationship between labour and wages.

Shocking news in the football world: Lionel Messi is leaving Spanish top club FC Barcelona.

Pieter Verrest explains why the transfer of the case is a logical decision, and Joost Nan expands on what the suspects may be facing as a punishment.

In an article from De Volkskrant, Thomas Peeters discusses the economic impact for cities in which games of the UEFA European Championship are played.

The Council of Ministers has approved the proposed appointment of Siewert Lindenbergh, Professor of Private Law at Erasmus School of Law, as Advocate-General.