From the beginning of 2005 ISEO, the Institute for Socio-Economic Research, has become part of SEOR and it is known as SEOR-ISEO.

In the past, ISEO focused mainly on the social position of minorities. SEOR-ISEO is continuing this type of research and has taken over the management of the SPVA-files (obtained from extensive questionnaires among minorities). But it is SEOR-ISEO’s ambition to broaden this to the wider perspective of social economics. Issues in the field of social inequality are the central points in this respect.

In this area there is a close collaboration with Prof. Dr. J. Veenman (capacity group Applied Economics within the Erasmus School of Economics).

Social Inequality

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has the opportunity to make use of the services of the University. Only limited number of research bureaus have this opportunity as part of the Erasmus School of Economics. Thanks to this structure SEOR can make use of the University’s varied academic and professional sources and those of other companies that belong to the Holding.

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