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  • eer_master_global_health_2022-2023_def.pdf  (876.03 kB, PDF)
    … one month before the final assignment is turned in or the final exam is taken. The board of examiners in any event grants the request: - if the student is selected by the faculty for a double degree, an extracurricular placement or an extracurricular exchange, or - if the student has held/will hold a board position for which a financial support from the ‘Profileringsfonds’ will be granted for at least nine months, or a Student Introduction Committee (‘INKOM’) board position. The board of examiners …
  • metro_law_afgelopen_dissertaties_metro_dd_sep_2021.pdf  (1.07 MB, PDF)
    … (PhD extra muros). Supervisor: Prof. Michael Faure. Defended at Maastricht University on 21st October 2015.  Chen, Huizhen, Towards a market-based climate policy in China? A legal perspective on the design and application of greenhouse gas emissions trading (PhD candidate extra muros). Supervisor: Prof. Marjan Peeters. Defended at Maastricht University on 21st October 2015.  Gaber, Max, A Law and Economics Approach to D&O Liability Insurance (Maastricht, the Netherlands). Supervisors: Prof. Dr. … correct undesired (distributional) impacts; reconsider the EU approach to burden sharing at international level, in particular the equal per capita approach, and start considering at theoretical level the feasibility of EU- wide personal carbon trading. http://redactie.maastrichtuniversity.nl/web/file?uuid=6d4e6cc3-06e9-49a3-bc86-737a34008448&owner=1d913e56-8162-4ab9-a3e5-568a462ea77c … van de verkeersboete in België en Nederland vanuit een strafrechtelijk en bestuursrechtelijk perspectief. Defended at Maastricht University on 21st December 2007.  Weishaar, Stefan, Law & Economics Analysis of the European Greenhouse Emissions Trading System: Allocation and Competition. Defended at Maastricht University on 20th December 2007.  De Smedt, Kristel, Environmental Liability in a Federal System. A Law & Economics Analysis. Defended at Maastricht University on 19th December 2007. …
  • friday_fortnightly_2022_week_6_ed._24.pdf  (388.89 kB, PDF)

  • Destructive Criticism…is certainly the most helpful criticism

    "Destructive Criticism…is certainly the most helpful criticism", words of 20th century figurative painter Francis Bacon that symbolize the creative process in academic work. These words buttress my experience of presenting my work at the University of Agder, Norway. 

    Someone giving a presentation

  • Blue sky thinking – the hidden threat of fine particulate pollution

    For three years in a row, Steffen Künn and colleagues went to a seven-week-long chess tournament in Cologne to establish a link between levels of air pollution and cognitive performance. The somewhat alarming results were eagerly scooped up by the media, but it took even more data to convince the...

    Human interest, Researchers en Featured
    Chess Air Pollution

  • Leading actor in the European Parliament

    As a fresh-faced student, Jeroen Lenaers had no idea where a degree in European Studies would take him. The UM alum who simply ‘fell’ into a career in international politics was last year elected by VoteWatch Europe as the most politically influential Dutch MEP.

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  • coninck_2022_system_change_not_climate_change.pdf  (2.4 MB, PDF)
    … other enabling conditions, and it needs to be just. The other enabler that is very obvious is policy instruments: every measure that government takes to respond to climate change. For mitigation, governments can price emissions, as in the EU emissions trading scheme or through a carbon tax, but this is not enough. It can regulate, including prohibiting polluting or dangerous activities. It can educate, it can subsidise. And it can influence transitions through green procurement and clear leadership. … the past 25 years. In the 1990s, when international climate change governance started in earnest, treaties were strong and the international community was relatively united. The Kyoto Protocol was agreed in 1997, and led to an international emission trading scheme for developed countries, and a Clean Development Mechanism, a project-based carbon market, for developing countries. But it quickly became clear that this model was not going to be replicable in a changing world. The United States, then … contribute to the acceleration of system transitions that limit climate change in a sustainable and just way. Her research and publications span international climate policy, innovation cooperation with developing countries, innovation studies, carbon trading, energy and development, financial system change, and the societal aspects of energy technology and a climate-neutral energy- intensive industry. Colophon Production Communication Expertise Center Cover photography Bart van Overbeeke …
  • Minor Arts and Heritage Fall 25-26.pdf  (154.81 kB, PDF)
    … ethical and legal issues. How to deal with objects that were taken from communities or individual owners under circumstances that we currently find unacceptable? This question includes objects from former colonies, dependencies and territories under foreign occupation. When and to whom should objects be returned that came from former colonies and territories under foreign occupation (post-colonial challenges)? What to do with museum objects that have been taken from their owners in suspect or even unacceptable circumstances (looting by the Soviets and Nazis)? What to do with human remains (including objects made …