Arjen Schep

Arjen Schep is a Full Professor at the Erasmus School of Law and a key figure at the Erasmus Centre for Local Governments (ESBL). His work focuses on legal and fiscal aspects of local government, taxation, and administrative structures. He actively engages in research outputs, media contributions, and professional presentations.

• Role: Full Professor
• Institution: Erasmus School of Law
• Center: Erasmus Centre for Local Governments (ESBL)

Research Interests: Schep's research spans topics such as municipal taxation, legal studies, local government administrative structures, and fiscal policies. He explores the intersection of law and economics in urban planning and taxation reforms, particularly focusing on the Dutch context and international comparisons.

Publications & Media: With over 265 research outputs, Schep's recent works include analyses of WOZ property valuation periodicity, taxation in the gig economy, and local tax variability. His 16 media contributions address public policy issues like the ethics of 'no cure, no pay' and the impact of pandemic closures on property valuation.

Activities: He frequently participates in professional oral presentations and invited talks, discussing topics such as local tax updates, area development funding, and the implications of biennial WOZ assessments.