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Professor of International Taxation Dirk Schindler identifies what kind of country the Netherlands is in the tax haven debate.

In an article from Algemeen Dagblad, Professor of Applied Economics Jan van Ours clarifies the paradox of the relationship between labour and wages.

Karin van Wingerde states in an article on the website NOS.nl that there is still a lack of good international cooperation to tackle wrong money flows.

Neo-Calvinist economics was born at Abraham Kuyper's Free University of Amsterdam at the beginning of the twentieth century.

To revive the housing market, the owner-occupied home must be moved to Box 3, Peter Kavelaars believes. He explains why in an article from De Telegraaf.

In his PhD research Rashid Gabdulhakov shows how far-right groups and the Russian state operate online.

Yesterday, 5 October, EUR celebrated Diversity Day by talking with our EUR community about intimate relations and social safety in diverse environments.

It took Bert de Groot ten years to find the golden ratio. Was he surprised, how did he find it and what should we take away from this finding?

The European University of Post-Industrial Cities (UNIC) has launched its new research programme on Engaged Research (UNIC4ER).

Bastian Ravesteijn, Assistant Professor of Applied Economics, is a guest at Studio Erasmus where he talked about the opportunity gap among young people.