News Archive

As of 1 January 2024, Arjen Schep has been reappointed as Professor of Local Government Taxes at Erasmus School of Law.

Gerald Simmons - de Jong, alumnus of Erasmus School of Law, recounts his move to Saba and life there in this first part of a two-part series.

With her inaugural lecture, Sanne Struijk officially accepted her position as Professor of Penal Law at Erasmus School of Law.

Wouter Scherpenisse discusses the Stuxnet operation in Iran and the transparency of Dutch intelligence and security services regarding this operation.

Marnix Hebly and Siewert Lindenberg explore the standardisation of damage handling in criminal proceedings and the streamlining of compensation for non-material

Constitutional law experts Nick Efthymiou and Wouter Scherpenisse explain how the 'sovereign' human relates to Dutch citizenship.

Yentl Coenradie and Carly Baas have both been awarded prizes for their master's theses.

Ruben Timmerman, PhD candidate at Erasmus School of Law, speaks out in the Pointer programme about migrant workers losing their jobs due to illness.

Sigrid Hemels takes her theatre guests to the history and future of the deeply emotionally rooted inheritance tax.

In this contribution, Lieselot Bisschop, Professor of Public and Private Interests at Erasmus School of Law, discusses the shipment of waste across borders.