News overview

Martin Buijsen explains that the withdrawal of additional care funding raises concerns about fundamental rights and equal access to long-term care.

Mathieu Halsema has developed a mathematical model that enhances the consistency and transparency of assessing the scope of CLAs and pension schemes.

Pim Jansen explains the first application since 1952 of the Goods Availability Act: what does it mean for the limits of government intervention?

In a country where much of the land lies below sea level, survival has always been a collective effort.

In this article, Mieke Kox discusses the criminalisation of irregular stay and its far-reaching consequences.

A video may look like evidence of a war crime. But appearances may deceive. PhD student Isabella Regan explains how online open-source investigation works.

The Erasmus Center for Economic and Financial Governance organised a conference on inclusive prosperity in Europe on 2-3 October 2025 at Erasmus University.

Efthymiou and Scherpenisse reflect on the critical advice of the Council of State regarding the proposed ban on priority housing for permit holders.

As part of our Where Law Meets (your) Business series, we highlight the diverse ways people at Erasmus School of Law put their expertise to work.

André den Exter observes that mayors can apply existing legislation more broadly to enforce compulsory care, but these possibilities often remain underused.