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“We are looking at how communities are responding to climate crisis in order to understand how to link this to a global understanding of resilience”
BlogpostWendy Harcourt is Professor of Gender, Diversity and Sustainable Development at ISS. She looks at community strategies and what can be learned from them in facing the climate crisis.
"You could say: 'the big corporations still have a long way to go' - but it’s about the transition as whole and how that process needs to be managed and organised"
BlogpostProf.dr. Rob van Tulder sees that sustainable production is a priority for multinational companies. "SDG12 is increasingly becoming a regular management issue."
Why ‘just’ recycling isn’t necessarily a Circular Economy
BlogpostIf you recycle harmful ingredients, you will be making a harmful product. Yet, not all companies that claim to be using the principles of Circular Economy.
Upcoming events
Kick-off Conference ‘The Roundabouts of Digital Governance’
Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence DIGOV
ConferenceThe kick-off conference of DIGOV will focus on the perimeter of digital governance.
Positive state obligations concerning fundamental rights and 'changing the hearts and minds'
ConferenceOn 30 and 31 January 2020 the international conference ‘Positive state obligations concerning fundamental rights and ‘changing the hearts and minds’’ will take place at Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Inaugural Address of Michel van der Wel
Connecting Silos. On linking macroeconomics and finance, and the role of econometrics therein
Inaugural lectureOn Friday, 31 January 2020, Michel van der Wel will publicly accept his appointment as Professor of Econometrics of Macro-Finance.