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Kees Ribbens in the media. What are the consequences of divergent renditions of the past? Who controls collective memory?

The polish president wants to bring the Katyn Massacre to an international criminal court. Dr. Iwona Gusc talks about this horrible mass murder.

Paul van de Laar gives historical, academic perspective on super-diversity in new Stadswandelingen podcast episode.

How is it going with the reception of Ukrainian refugees in Poland? Iwona Gusc explains.

Dr. Iwona Gusc was interviewed in Met Het Oog Op Morgen and explained the Polish reaction to the war in Ukraine.

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.

Dr. Maria Schiller and prof. dr. Peter Scholten from the Erasmus University Rotterdam participate in a newly awarded Horizon Europe 2020 project on the integration...

A multidisciplinary research team, including Jurian Edelenbos from the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, has been awarded a ZonMw COVID-19 research...

The current protests against statues of former colonial rulers in the Black-lives-matter movement illustrates the constantly changing significance of the past…

Sophie van der Zee, Assistant Professor in the department of Applied Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, researches lie detection and gives her views on…