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The FIFA World Cup will take place at the end of 2022 and is deemed very controversial: the Guardian disclosed that more than 6,500 workers have died already.

Researchers of Erasmus School of Economics have developed the KansenKaart (Opportunities Map). This map shows at neighbourhood level how educational…

Associate Professor Chen Li and Professor Peter Koudijs of Erasmus School of Economics have been appointed as members of Young Erasmus Academy. 

The transfer market seems to be vast asleep in comparison with the preceding years. How has this come to be?

Inge Merkelbach (researcher ESSB), Jari Hoogstins and Emiel Maasland (ECRi) have won third prize in the Covid Behavioural Challenge.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH), United States, has awarded Hans van Kippersluis with a High Priority, Short-Term Project Award (R56).

After beating the competition, the International Olympic Committee endorsed Japan to organize the 2020 Summer Olympics. By now, costs are astronomically high: c

Bas Karreman, Associate Professor of Applied Economics, discusses the results of a quantitative data analysis concerning students’ study choices before and after

In an interview with Sporza, Thomas Peeters analyses the great impact of the Bosman ruling on the European football transfer system.

The Dutch tourism sector seems to be evading the inevitable: damages due to the pandemic. But is this true? Jeroen van Haaren shares his insights.