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Interview by Clara Clachant as follow-up to webinar by prof. Jennie C. Stephens. “Injustices happen, because very few people make decisions for the majority”.

In this publication series, we explore the intersections of justice, sustainability and transformative change.

This website brings together knowledge about Rotterdam’s social inequalities and efforts to fight them, produced by students across EUR programs.

University courses dealing with social inequalities in the city of Rotterdam

Across faculties and disciplines, EUR students engage with social inequalities through different learning experiences.

The collaboration with some external academics has been made official by assigning them as visiting scholars. 

Learn how EUR students engage with social inequalities in Rotterdam through different learning experiences, across faculties and disciplines.

Wenting Ma - Rotterdam School of Management

Wenting did her Ph.D. project at the Delft University of Technology to explore how Chinese cities apply city…

Not all attempts to increase prosperity constitute legitimate steps by official entities and bona fide actors. In the Dutch economy an estimated €60 billion…

“We would like to invest more in corporate social responsibility (CSR), but if we would, our shareholders would protest”. That in essence is a common defense of