Research Tilburg Law School
The research mission of Tilburg Law School is to understand and improve the role of law in tackling societal problems now and in the future, particularly those connected with globalization and rapic economic, social, cultural and technological change. We shall do this by engaging in ground-breaking research which pushes forward the horizons or juridical disciplines and national justice systems. In this way we hope to lay bare the fundamental principles of the law.
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04 dec 2013Direct link
Report: Human trafficking in Sinai requires just application of European migration law
Human trafficking from Africa, mainly from Eritrea via the Sinai desert, has assumed vast proportions: it is estimated that, in 2009-2013, between 25,000 and 30,000 people have become the victim of human traffickers, who earned a minimum of $ 600 million as a result. Read more -
27 nov 2013Publication
BLOG: Europe’s National Human Rights Institutions put statelessness on the agenda
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27 nov 2013Publication
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19 nov 2013Direct link
Introduction Jan van Dijk Victimology and Victims Rights Award
Dutch Secretary of Justice Fred Teeven and Director of the Dutch Fund Victim Support Ineke Sybesma have surprised Tilburg Law School's Prof. Jan van Dijk with the introduction of the Jan van Dijk Victimology and Victims’ Rights Award. The Award is named after Van Dijk as token of appreciation for his contribution to the development of knowledge in the field of victims. Read more -
13 nov 2013Publication
Is our Constitution ready for the 21st century?
22 November Read more
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