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A recent literature review, conducted by Erasmus School of Law and NSCR, provides insights into the background of knives and other weapons among young people.

The Association for Cultural Economics International (ACEI) invites you to participate in the 23rd International Conference on Cultural Economics

The Young Researcher Workshop is designed to create a supportive space for young researchers to present their research and receive feedback from economists.

The majority of labour migrants in the Netherlands is satisfied with their working and living conditions but remains vulnerable.

Professor (ESHPM) Carin Uyl-de Groot states it is unfair that in many countries patients have to wait a long time before expensive medicine become available.

Professor Engbersen has been researching poverty in Rotterdam since 1985. A lot has changed since then. Read what has been changed since then on the website!

In 2022, Erasmus University Rotterdam launched a research project entitled Mijn Stad Rotterdam (My Rotterdam).

Researcher Frank Kimenai used the ‘seven principles for resilience’ model to research the music sector's ability to cope with crises and change.

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