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… a true ‘Union of Values. This policy brief summarizes the debate in the NOVA workshop of June 2021 and is organized around three key pillars: a) Defining EU values; b) Protecting EU values; c) Strengthening EU values. It also contains a series of recommendations addressed to EU institutions, policymakers, and the academic debate, including: 1) Reflect upon, and then develop clearer rule of law and democratic standards; 2) Within the limits of EU competences, include democratic and rule of law … exploit the potential of traditional actors involved in democratic and rule of law protection, such as courts and parliaments, and imagine new roles for them. When it comes to judicial actors, a first horizontal challenge, as already noted above, is finding the right balance between judges’ political activism, freedom of speech and judicial independence and impartiality. There was general agreement that judges are playing - and should be playing - an increasing role at the national level in … should also be respectful of (legitimate) national diversities and experiences, and should not lead to full harmonization of national rule of law systems. Institutions should then initiate the same ‘clarification’ process for the value of democracy. Where possible, i.e. where the EU has the competence to act, EU legislation can also contribute to the clarification of standards, by including concrete democratic and rule of law obligations. 11 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEMOCRACY, THE RULE OF LAW AND …

… revised form 3 February 2009 Accepted 26 March 2009 Available online 15 September 2009 Keywords: Interview for Traumatic Events In Childhood (ITEC) Assessment Reliability Validity Childhood abuse and neglect a b s t r a c t Objective: We conducted a comprehensive assessment of the reliability and validity of the Interview for Traumatic Events in Childhood (ITEC, Lobbestael, Arntz, Kremers, & Sieswerda, 2006), a retrospective, semi-structured interview for childhood maltreatment. The ITEC aims to … of 18: sexual, physical and emotional abuse/neglect. These scales were based on the following definitions (partly derived from Bernstein et al., 2003; Johnson et al., 2003). Childhood sexual abuse (7 items) was defined as attempted or actual sexual contact between a child younger than 18 years and an adult or older person, against the child’s will; childhood physical abuse (13 items) as bodily assaults on a child by an adult or older person that posed a risk of or resulted in injury; childhood … L. M. (2000). Structural and clincal interview for DSM-IV personality disorders (SCID II) Gestructureerd diagnostisch interview voor DSM-IV persoonlijkheidsstoornissen (SCID II). Lisse: Swets Test Publisher. Wollf, M., Rutten, P., & Bayens, A. (1992). Where we stand. New York: Bantam Books. Development and psychometric evaluation of a new assessment method for childhood maltreatment experiences: The interview for traumatic events in childhood (ITEC) Study I Method Participants Measures Procedure …

… Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Request for Composition of the Assessment Committee using PhD Track PLEASE NOTE: ▪ Make sure you have finalized the admission procedure (using model letter 1) before you start your request to compose an assessment committee ▪ Use PhD Track for this request ▪ Check … aspects of the doctoral degree trajectory, please make sure that in PhD Track, the first supervisor has the role of “Principal Supervisor”, otherwise it is not possible to send any request to the FHML PhD Office ▪ In case of questions, please contact the PhD Track administrator of your research institute or fhmldoctoraldegrees@maastrichuniversity.nl Faq: 1. Where can I find the manual for PhD Track? The manual can be found at the website of the UM https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/about- um/faculties/health-medicine-and-life-sciences/phd-fhmlmumc. Under the heading ‘The new PhD regulations’ you can find …

… 10/08/2022, 10:37 Admission requirements | Maastricht Science Programme | Maastricht University https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/bachelor/maastricht-science-programme/requirements 1/5 Find another programme Maastricht Science Programme Admission requirements On this page, you will find important details of the application process (such as deadlines, admission requirements, required documents and application assessment) for the Maastricht Science Programme (MSP) for a study start in February 2023. On 1 July 2022 we started using a completely renewed application portal, the MyApplication portal. Are you applying for a study start in February 2023? Then you can do so in this new portal by following the steps described on the Admission & Registration page (see the darkblue menu on … start in September 2023 will be published on this page on 1 October 2022. Are you starting your studies in September 2022? You can find the relevant admission requirements in the PDF below. Admission requirements Maastricht Science Programme - 2022/23 Contact the MSP Office of Admissions Send an email +31 (0)43 38 81 179 Important deadlines for study programme application MSP has two intakes: September and February. The information below applies to a study start in February 2023. Information about a …

… and antibodies in neurological and psychiatric diseases” related to her chair in Neuro-inflammation of Neuropsychiatric Disorders, and Professor Jos Prickaerts, chair in Experimental Neurpsychopharmacology discussed “Pharmacology in Translation: Where do we go from here?” Our international activities have continued through wide- reaching collaborations in research and education. The flagship EURON graduate school was renewed with seven partners in Germany, Belgium, France and Luxemburg and … acclaimed annual Human Neuroanatomy course and the PhD Days, which were held at EURON partner University Catholique de Louvain in Brussels. Thus, 2018 was also a very successful inaugural year for Dr Gunter Kenis at the helm of EURON. MHeNs is very committed to engagement with the public and research activities that benefit the regional and wider communities. A prime example is the Mijnbreincoach project that was launched by the Alzheimer’s Centrum Limburg at the museum in Kerkrade, in … in a number of defined geographical areas in the Netherlands. In these regions, all general practices, memory clinics, psychiatry and neurology departments of hospitals, nursing homes, home care organizations, and mental health organizations will be contacted to identify people with the diagnosis young-onset dementia. In addition, work package 5 (Alzheimer Centrum Amsterdam) aims to develop an online database for young-onset dementia in order to arrive at a description of the characteristics of …