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A Chasm to Cross:

From Research to Practice and Back

Prof. Vardit Landsman's Inaugural Address

Connecting Silos.

On linking macroeconomics and finance, and the role of econometrics therein

Prof. Michel van der Wel's Inaugural Address

20/20

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ERIM Awards for research

from diversity in teams to sustainable finance

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Standardisation Management

Inaugural Address Prof. Henk de Vries

Consistently ranked in the top of management research centres in Europe, the Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM) has created an environment for the development of internationally recognised management knowledge with academic and societal impact since 1998.

ERIM researchers, a community of over 350 management scientists, are focused on the real needs of business and management, and dedicated to produce relevant and excellent research that adds innovative dimensions to management knowledge. ERIM combines publishing in leading academic journals with effective dissemination through research projects and an advanced doctoral programme in business and management for aspiring researchers. Where possible, research is created in conjunction with business.

News

Thursday, 15 October 2020

Online PhD Defence Tatjana Schneidmüller

In her dissertation 'Engaging with Emerging Technologies: Socio-cognitive foundations of incumbent response’, Tatjana Schneidmüller studies the socio-cognitive dynamics within technology emergence. In three studies, she explores when and how different social communities engage with emerging technologies based on their expertise and field affiliation, examines the effect of their engagement on incumbent response, and highlights the importance of established regulation for incumbent experimentation with emerging technologies.

Monday, 5 October 2020

Benedict Dellaert and Bas Donkers awarded a 250k Netspar grant

Marketing Professors Benedict Dellaert and Bas Donkers of Erasmus School of Economics receive a grant of 250,000 euros, to investigate and support individuals’ pension decision making when pension investment outcomes are uncertain. The grant is provided by Netspar (Network for Studies on Pensions, Aging and Retirement). This thinktank and knowledge network is dedicated to promoting a wider understanding of the economic and social implications of pensions, aging and retirement in the Netherlands and Europe.