EUR in the news

Our academics regularly appear in the media to share the insights of their research with a broader audience, or to give their opinion on current news topics. Below, you will find an overview of media appearances of our researchers.

The Gross Volunteer Product of the Netherlands runs into billions
Professor of volunteering Lucas Meijs calculates for newspaper FD what volunteering brings to our country, and it runs into billions.
- Wednesday 14 Dec 2022
- In the media
Football riots a Moroccan phenomenon? No, says Jacco van Sterkenburg in Trouw
Jacco van Sterkenburg has been interviewed by newspaper Trouw about the riots after the matches won by the Maroccan national football squad.
- Tuesday 13 Dec 2022
- In the media
The World Cup riots; a Moroccan phenomenon or universal problem?
Criminologist Abdessamad Bouabid gives various media an insight into the actual theories and practices behind the World Cup riots. 
- Monday 12 Dec 2022
- In the media
How migration has shaped the World Cup: Vox.com publishes Gijsbert Oonk’s Sport and Nation research
Gijsbert Oonk's Sport and Nation research is published by Vox.com
- Monday 12 Dec 2022
- In the media
Criminologist denounces plan for stop and search techniques in Nijmegen
Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance at Erasmus School of Law, disagrees with the start of a stop and search experiment by the city of Nijmegen.
- Tuesday 6 Dec 2022
- In the media
Buyback programmes and their impact on the stock market
Patrick Verwijmeren, Professor of Corporate Finance at Erasmus School of Economics, discusses the effects of paying dividends and the effects of buyback
- Monday 5 Dec 2022
- In the media
The psychological impact of purchasing power loss
Robert Dur, Professor of Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, discusses the psychological consequences of losing purchasing power.
- Saturday 3 Dec 2022
- In the media
For the first time, all African teams have an African coach at a World Cup
Cameroon, Ghana, Morocco, Senegal and Tunisia all have a trainer from their own country at the World Cup football. That has never happened before.
- Wednesday 30 Nov 2022
- In the media
Policemen that drafted false police reports “should have been suspended immediately”
Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance at Erasmus School of Law, discusses his worries about lying in a police report by policemen.
- Tuesday 29 Nov 2022
- In the media
First-time buyers rate their chances in housing market higher
In an AD article, Assistant Professor Matthijs Korevaar offers insight into the shifts for first-time buyers in the housing market.
- Monday 28 Nov 2022
- In the media