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… 130 SSC2071 LATIN AMERICA: HISTORY, POLITICS AND CULTURES ....................................................................... 131 SSC3002 EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY ............................................................................................................. 132 SSC3003 THE LAW OF THE UNITED NATIONS … 148 SSC3034 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS: THE CASE OF EUROPE ..................................................... 149 SSC3036 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY ............................................................................................................. 150 SSC3038 CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL THEORY … issues in corporate finance and combines insights from (behavioral) economics and sustainable finance. The economic side of corporate finance deals with the maximization of shareholder wealth. Managers aim at securing the greatest possible return in exchange for accepting the smallest amount of risk. For instance, a company can finance itself by borrowing money from banks, by issuing bonds or through issuing equity at the stock market. These types of decisions influence the expected return and …

… 130 SSC2071 LATIN AMERICA: HISTORY, POLITICS AND CULTURES ....................................................................... 131 SSC3002 EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY ............................................................................................................. 132 SSC3003 THE LAW OF THE UNITED NATIONS … 148 SSC3034 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS: THE CASE OF EUROPE ..................................................... 149 SSC3036 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY ............................................................................................................. 150 SSC3038 CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL THEORY … issues in corporate finance and combines insights from (behavioral) economics and sustainable finance. The economic side of corporate finance deals with the maximization of shareholder wealth. Managers aim at securing the greatest possible return in exchange for accepting the smallest amount of risk. For instance, a company can finance itself by borrowing money from banks, by issuing bonds or through issuing equity at the stock market. These types of decisions influence the expected return and …

… Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) and the Royal Academy of Sciences (KNAW), by intergovernmental organisations such as the European Union and UNESCO and by Netherlands Government Ministries such as the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Foreign Affair. 7 Annual Report 2015 - Maastricht Centre for Human Rights Lunch Lectures o Rethinking obstacles to extradition” held by Miguel Joao Costa, 21 January 2015 o “State of Human Rights in Papua and the Peacebuilding Efforts of the Melanesian … University (Faculty of Law and the University College Maastricht) and Justice and Peace, will house these people. Justice and Peace is responsible for the selection of the human rights defenders who will stay here, by order of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The other cities that have welcomed human rights defenders through this programme are The Hague, Utrecht, Middelburg and Nijmegen. More information at http://en.justiceandpeace.nl/ http://en.justiceandpeace.nl/ 12 Annual Report 2015 - … It will focus in particular on capacity-building of teaching staff, including the possible introduction of Problem Based Learning Method at the Nelson Mandela School of Law, strengthening research methodology, research output and capacity, and exchange of postgraduate students and academic staff between the two institutes. The area of human rights will serve as a pilot for setting up the collaboration. See for more information on the University of Fort Hare: www.ufh.ac.za …

… bridge builder • truly international: of the 20 students in the 2019/20 programme, 60% came from outside the Benelux • truly interdisciplinary: taking perspectives from sociology, anthropology, history, economics, philosophy and political science • exchange opportunities in the second semester: you conduct research at home or abroad • joint master's programme: choose from 17 specialisations with 13 partner universities in 12 countries • awarded the “Top Rated Programme 2018” quality seal in the … militaries, and diplomatic corps, come together to deal with common challenges. You will examine the types of ethical and practical issues underpinning international cooperation and conflict. Key themes include international relations theory and foreign policy analysis, insights from political economy, human rights law and other fields. These issues have acquired new urgency with so much turmoil in the world, from the recent uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa to the instability in … Semester 2 Period 1 (8 weeks) Period 2 (8 weeks) Period 3 (4 weeks) Period 4 (8 weeks) Period 5 (4 weeks) Post-war Europe: Politics and Societal Transformations International Relations and Global Governance EU Enlargement and Neighbour- hood Policy EU Foreign and Security Policy EU External Economic Policy Thesis (Period 1-6) Curriculum specialisation Public Policy & Administration Year 1 Semester 1 Semester 2 Period 1 (8 weeks) Period 2 (8 weeks) Period 3 (4 weeks) Period 4 (8 weeks) Period 5 (4 …

… in European Studies ........ 13 Article 4 Course registration, extra modules and limited capacity .............................. 14 Part III. Implementation regulations for non-FASoS electives ........................ 14 Article 1 Regulations for exchange programmes in the BA AC and BA ES programmes, the MA ESST programme and the MSc ES (Research) programme ............................. 14 Article 2 Regulations for electives elsewhere .......................................................... … assessed by two examiners (supervisor, responsible examiner). The two examiners are appointed by the BoE to assess a thesis completed within one of the FASoS programmes. In all FASoS programmes (except for BSc Global Studies), the appointed examiners exchange views and discuss the assessment of the final work and the envisioned grade (the intervision process). They have to agree on the grade and the argumentation leading to that grade, based on the comments given on the assessment form for final … possible if there has been a sufficient assessment. A mere statement that the subject was ‘taken’ or words to that effect are not enough; c. a result that constitutes a pass in the country concerned will also be considered a pass here, and a fail in a foreign country will also be considered a fail here; d. the faculty registers the approved and passed credits, also indicating the university where they were obtained; neither course names nor results of individual courses are registered; e. if the …

… Agreement. This framework on data protection for transatlantic criminal investigations shall ensure the protection of personal data when transferred across the Atlantic for law enforcement purposes and ensure legal certainty for transatlantic data exchange between police and criminal justice authorities. The way for its signature on 2 June 2016 was paved by the Judicial Redress Act, signed by US President Barack Obama on 24 February 2016, to improve the sharing of data in criminal and terrorism … in relation to personal data transferred to the US for law enforcement purposes. The Act extends the protections of the Privacy Act of 1974, which empowers US citizens to challenge the government’s use of private data, to the citizens of designated foreign countries. A further discussion of the Judicial Redress Act and the Umbrella Agreement goes beyond the scope of this paper and should be addressed in future research. See Agreement between the United States of America and the European Union on … A comparison of legal systems requires the consideration of non-legal and social factors.110 Henceforth, there is a risk that a decision on whether a third country ensures essentially equivalent protection or not, is based on insufficient knowledge of foreign law or foreign political forces.111 A discussion on whether and how the different approaches to data protection assumed by the US and the EU can be tackled in the long run follows in chapter four. After all, it appears that the correct measure …

… in the upcoming catalogue. These are: PRO3005 Public Policy Evaluation & Analysis Project; SSC2071 Latin America: History, Politics, and Culture; SSC3060 Extractivism and (Under)development in Latin America; SSC3055 Chinese International Relations and Foreign Policy; and SSC3059 China and India in Global Governance. Changes in Periods, Levels, Concentrations and Names Some courses have been moved from one period to another. This was mainly done to assure that these courses can continue to be … OF FINANCE: THE MAKING (AND TAKING) OF VALUE IN THE FINANCIALIZATION OF OUR LIVES ............. 129 SSC2071 LATIN AMERICA: HISTORY, POLITICS AND CULTURES ....................................................................... 130 SSC3002 EUROPEAN FOREIGN POLICY ............................................................................................................. 131 SSC3006 THE SOCIAL STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS: BETWEEN NATURE, SOCIETY, AND POLITICS ............. 132 SSC3008 MIDDLE … of important issues in corporate finance and combines insights from (behavioral) economics and finance. The economic side of corporate finance deals with the maximization of shareholder wealth. Managers aim at securing the greatest possible return in exchange for accepting the smallest amount of risk. For instance, a company can finance itself by borrowing money from banks, by issuing bonds or through issuing equity at the stock market. These types of decisions influence the expected return and …