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Capitalism may have brought us a dramatic increase in economic growth, but its post-war neo-liberal incarnation seems to have created exclusive wealth for the few rather than inclusive prosperity for the many. Martin de Jong wonders whether the familiar boardgame Monopoly can throw any light on the future of capitalism

A huge Chinese container ship is stuck in the Suez Canal and blocking the way for many ships that would now have to divert via South Africa.

The official go-ahead is given for the construction of two new buildings on the campus: a multifunctional education building and a modern Sports Center.

Dr. Esther de Bekker-Grob benoemd tot hoogleraar Health Economics & Health Preferences.

Researchers across the Erasmus University are starting a collaboration on just sustainability transitions. Read more...

Ronald van Raak appointed professor Erasmian values Erasmus University Rotterdam Erasmus School of Philosophy

Edwin Bleichrodt appointed as Procurator General of the Dutch Supreme Court

Van Oort elaborates on the growth agenda of South Holland. Where lies its focus and what is the current state of the South Holland economy?

In a monthly interview series, the Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity Initiative turns the spotlights on one of their PhD candidates. We learn more about their research projects, their link with inclusive prosperity and their long term goals. This edition features Daniela Garcia-Caro Briceno who studies the sustainable f

Ruth Van der Hallen on how her citizen science project helps children become more resilient.