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Imeko border town remains a significant border area in Nigeria, due to the sizable economic activity, nonetheless it remains marginalized.

Cynthia Embido Bejeno argues that an integrated approach to research brings forth the integration of economic, cultural and political dimensions in knowledge.

The sanctions against Russia are complex, several of our scientists tell the media.

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How can greening in the Netherlands cause pollution elsewhere in the world? Researcher Daphina Misiedjan elaborates on this at Studio Erasmus.

On 17 March, the Institute of Social Studies (ISS) at Erasmus University launched the book ‘COVID-19 and International Development’ (Springer, 2021).

The nine graduates of the MPA in Governance programme received their degrees at a graduation ceremony in Paramaribo, Surinam.

What effects do crises have on inequality? And will we be better able to deal with a future pandemic. Some thoughts by leading academics.

The University Library has launched the Erasmus Open Access Fund 22 to stimulate open access publishing of scientific monographs.

Dr Rosalba Icaza discusses the colonial legacy of universities and pedagogical practices. Listen to the full podcast.