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14 Feb 2019News
Did a series of reforms weaken the income position of welfare recipients?
Successive Dutch governments have undertaken reforms in an effort to reduce the number of welfare recipients and increase their participation in the labor market. These attempts have had negative effects for some categories of workers. -
12 Feb 2019News
Discussion Paper TILEC: Gun control and homicides in the USA
Does gun ownership lead to increased crime? This question is hotly debated, especially in the United States. Proponents of gun control point to gun-related violence, while proponents of the right to bear arms argue that gun ownership has a deterrent effect. David Schindler and Christoph Koenig found that purchase delays also had 3% lower homicide rates. -
11 Feb 2019News
Now online: the Tilburg Governance Hub podcast
The Tilburg Institute of Governance (TIG) has a podcast! The Tilburg Governance Hub is now online. TIG students Daniel Bertram and Peter Hellevang did a great job on this first episode: Private sponsorship- A local solution to a global challenge? -
11 Feb 2019News
Anne Lafarre and Christoph Van der Elst: Modernize the AGM
In the Dutch magazine Maandblad voor Ondernemingsrecht Anne J.F. Lafarre and Christoph F. Van der Elst analyze existing problems concerning the AGM and suggest a thorough modernization of the AGM using blockchain technology. -
11 Feb 2019News
Advisory Board MA Victimology and Criminal Justice
On Friday, 8th February 2019, the founding meeting of the Advisory Board of INTERVICT’s Master Program Victimology and Criminal Justice took place.
Events
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19 Feb 2019
Film TILT 25th Anniversary: “Pre-Crime - A Predictive Policing Simulator”
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26 Feb 2019
Public lecture 25th Anniversary TILT in February: “Privacy tour”
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28 Mar 2019
Constitutional Institutionalism: The Study of Constitutional Developments
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04 Apr 2019
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11 Apr 2019
- Global Law@Tilburg
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- Topic Labor market
- Topic Sustainability
- Topic Security
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Research institutes
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International Victimology Institute TilburgTheme: Victimology
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ReflecT
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Tilburg Law and Economics CenterTheme: Governance of economic activity
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Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society (TILT)Theme: TILT
Innovative Law Research
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Recent Publications Law
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Rajkovic, Nikolas (2019). What is a "grave" international crime?: The Rome Statute, Durkheim and the sociology of ruling outrages. Loyola University Chicago International Law Review, 33.
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Mc Cahery, Joseph, & Roode, F.A. de (2019). Governance of financial services outsourcing: Managing misconduct and third party risks. In Carol Alexander & Douglas Cumming (Eds.), Corruption and fraud in financial markets: Malpractice, misconduct and manipulation.: Palgrave.
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Bosma, Alice (2019, February 08). Emotive justice: Laypersons' and legal professionals' evaluations of emotional victims within the just world paradigm. Tilburg: Wolf Legal Publishers (WLP).
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Wilthagen, Ton (2019, February 01). Alle bestaande en opkomende organisaties moeten aan tafel over goede arbeidsverhoudingen. Het Financieele Dagblad (pp. 24).
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Bastiaans, I.W.J., & Karsten, Niels (2019). Eerder verbindend dan visionair: Een analyse van de overwegingen van burgemeesters bij het gebruiken van de handhavende bevoegdheden uit de Wet Damocles. Tijdschrift voor Veiligheid
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Rajkovic, Nikolas (2019, February). Interdisciplinarity. In Jean D'Aspremont & Sahib Singh (Eds.), Concepts for international law: Contributions to disciplinary thought (pp. 490-504).: Edward Elgar.
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