The 'Media Battle' is a concept for a competitive one-week pressure-cooker contest, in which students develop a creative product for companies or other organisations. It brings together education, research and professional practice, with benefits for all parties involved. We guide participating organisations …

This thesis aims to test the credibility of the Responsibility to Protect principle ("R2P") by looking at how the principle was applied in Libya and addressing the question of why R2P was not applied in Syria. The first part of the thesis is about the origins and definition of R2P. The second part compares …

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2.1 Background and Objective This research explores the Housemothers' vision on care at the Assessment Center of World Hope International, where they provide aftercare for victims of sexual abuse and exploitation. World Hope International, a Christian relief and development organization (founded in the …

Vormen van dans als thuiskunst Ruim driekwart van de leerlingen beoefent thuis een vorm van Urban dance; in hun eigen woorden - streetdance, breakdance of hiphop. Jongens hebben voorkeur voor breakdance, meisjes voor streetdance/hip hop. Net zoveel leerlingen vertelt internet te gebruiken als inspiratiebron. …

There has probably never been such an intense debate about the layout of the countryside as the one that is currently raging. There are serious concerns about the landscape, which is being rapidly transformed by urbanization and everything associated with this process, and not only in the Netherlands …

Binden en boeien van jonge talentvolle medewerkers is dé uitdaging voor het personeelsbeleid van de universiteiten in de komende jaren. Een vergrijzend personeelsbestand gecombineerd met een forse battle for brains door krapte op de arbeidsmarkt voor hoger opgeleiden, hebben ervoor gezorgd dat bij …

In the Netherlands, there have been many discussions about whether or not to establish a European Defence Organisation. However, due to the political party D66 (Democrats '66), this discussion has been revived in 2006 to such an extent that it really had an impact on political agendas of the Dutch political …

In The Guardian, Alan Rushbridger compared the future of newspapers to climate change. Five years ago, many climatologists were sceptical whether climate change was a real and serious issue. Today, most scientists agree that global warm ing is a fact of life. In the world of newspapers, at present, almost …