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Michael Faure receives an honorary doctorate for his contribution to transnational law. Bremen recognises his work and its link to cross-border legal education.

Martijn Schippers analyses the EU–US framework agreement and outlines its consequences, risks and uncertainties for the Benelux region.

Joost Nan examines the Funcaps case and explains the key criminal law questions at stake.

Schelhaas and De Vogel wrote a preliminary advisory report with recommendations to bring contract law more in line with major social developments

Het Sociaal AI Lab Rotterdam is een werkplaats voor verantwoorde en inclusieve technologie, opgericht door de gemeente en Rotterdamse onderwijsinstellingen.

Buijsen explains how the Dutch euthanasia law works and who ultimately decides at the end of life.

As of 1 December 2025, Titiaan Keijzer will be appointed Professor of Corporate Law

Uit Beijerse looks back on thirty years of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and argues for a juvenile justice system that puts the child at the centre.

PhD candidate Dominic van Kleef explores how behavioural insights can help make investor protection fairer and more effective.

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.