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Why is environmental harm both challenging and promising for in/exclusive prosperity?
BlogpostEnvironmental harm results from everyday activities and goes hand in hand with exclusive prosperity. It is both a challenging and a promising topic of research.
"Sometimes, despite the official rhetoric, the law doesn’t protect the public interest”
BlogpostProf.dr. Alessandra Arcuri is professor of Inclusive Global Law and Governance at Erasmus School of Law and she looks at the important role international law could have in working on SDG12.
€3.3m research funding to establish trust in the internet economy
GeneralOpen-access, blockchain-based system for fostering trust: Rotterdam School of Management, TU Delft and University of Amsterdam.
Upcoming events
Inaugural Lecture Dr. M. (Marianne) van Woerkom
Building on unique qualities. Strengthening development and well-being in organizations
Inaugural lectureDr. M. van Woerkom will publicly accept her appointment on Friday 24 January 2020 with an inaugural lecture
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.