Zoekresultaten
08
dec
13:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Sander Paul Martijn Kramer
… interventions are put forward in order to ensure, and potentially foster, the effectiveness of cross-border pension information. Click here for the full dissertation. Click here for the live stream. Faculty of Law Administrative office Minderbroedersberg 4-6 Maastricht … Supervisors: Prof. dr. Anouk Bollen-Vandenboorn, Prof. dr. Lisa Brüggen … "Effective Cross-Border Pension Information in the Face of Multi-Level Legal Systems A cross-disciplinary research into the cross-border taxation of …
16
nov
10:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Haiyang Yu
… salvorial negligence and its consequences in environmental salvage. It aims to restore the balance between public and private interests in the field of marine salvage. Click here for the live stream. Faculty of Law Administrative office Minderbroedersberg 4-6 Maastricht … Supervisors: Prof. dr. Michael G. Faure, Prof. mr. Ton Hartlief … "Rethinking Environmental Salvage and Salvage Law: Towards an Efficient Mechanism for Environmental Emergency Response in Maritime Accidents?" … PhD conferral …
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… has examined how the advent of algorithms is transforming EU platform regulation and presenting unique challenges for users relying on online platforms to publish or consume content. It argues that if not subject to appropriate safegaurds, algorihtmic content moderation can severely undermine the quality and diversity of public debate online. The EU should therefore avoid endorsing the use of algorithms where it can put freedom of expression at risk. Additionally, it should stimulate a responsible deployment and development of algorithms in content moderation even when implemented by online platforms on a voluntary basis. The adoption of the Digital Services Act in 2022 (which some call ‘the European constitution for the Internet’ ) is certainly a big breakthrough for the protection of freedom of expression in the online environment. Yet more work is needed …
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Criminal justice systems across the globe face similar challenges, yet their solutions to these obstacles might differ for a variety of reasons. This book introduces the most salient aspects of criminal procedure from a comparative perspective.
30
dec
31
dec
14:00
- 15:30
- conversation series
- Information activity
Serie of virtual events dedicated to new books and articles in public law
… University). You can find the article here . TBC Faculty of Law Online via Zoom Hosted by Antwerp University Contactperson: Franco Peirone, law-icons@maastrichtuniversity.nl You will receive the link after subscription by sending an email to iconsbenelux-discussions@uantwerpen.be Toevoegen aan kalender Relevant links https://www.icon-society.org/icons-benelux-the-foundations-of-eu-administrative-law/ … The ICON•S Benelux Chapter invites you to join us in conversations in a serie of virtual …
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… participation in mediation and a lower risk of reoffending is indeed (partly) explained the mediation process. Before, it was unknown to what extent this relation was explained by the mediation process and a self-selection bias. Due to the voluntary nature of mediation offenders who participate might have different criminogenic profile compared to offenders unwilling to participate. These differences might account for the effects found. In addition, this dissertation showed that sanctions imposed after mediation are different compared to cases in which no mediation process started. This difference in sanction could offer an alternative explanation for a lower risk of reoffending. However, this dissertation showed that this difference in sanctioning is not the explaining factor. There is something in the mediation process … taking all have been linked to pro-social and less reoffending behavior. This thesis also unraveled elements of the mediation process that might explain this psychological change: fundamental conditions (mediator neutrality, preparation and voluntary participation) and working mechanisms (humanizing impact, offering a learning opportunity, and a constructive dialogue with the victim). Although limitation should be taken into account, the studies in this dissertation made several cracks in the …
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… - for example - is that the European Commission - in its positive integration approach - should move away from its narrow approach of leaving the development of a coherent (European) approach to national pension taxation systems and complementary tax policy instruments to the case-by-case interpretation by the CJEU. It should update the 2001 Communication and urge Member States to move away from the isolated approach and look across borders in taxing cross-border pensions. The convergence …
30
dec
31
dec
14:00
- 17:00
… date of the statutory old-age pensions from the Netherlands and Germany. The consequences of receiving statutory pensions from both countries and the consequences of other income are also discussed. We will also look at the consequences of supplementary (2nd pillar) pensions. To enrol please sign up via the green button on this page. ITEM and SVB look forward to welcoming you personally. Faculty of Law Contact: chantal.meertens@maastrichtuniversity.nl Toevoegen aan kalender ja, ik wil deelnemen REGISTREER HIER KLIK HIER VOOR DE ITEM WEBSITE … Titels: - Cross-border care on 17 October 2023 - Pension from the Netherlands and Germany on March 7, 2024 - Next session TBD All information sessions are in Dutch. The Institute for Transnational and Euregional cross border cooperation …
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… the said provisions must always be viewed in conjunction since there is always a risk that the outcome of the interpretation could be absurd, the majority of academics contend that Article 31 VCLT takes precedence, whereas the recourse to supplementary means of interpretation under Article 32 VCLT can be made where the meaning of the legal provision remains unclear. Furthermore, Skander offered compelling examples of absurd interpretations in various fields of international law, including human rights law (most notably, the decision of the European Court of Human Rights in Ilaşcu and Others v Moldova and Russia ) and international humanitarian law (in particular, the responsibility of commanders for the actions of their subordinates in the case law of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia). The lively discussion was later joined by other participants of the …