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… climate change. However, many companies still tend to focus on short-term firm benefits of shareholders rather than on long-term sustainable value creation for diverse stakeholders. Corporate governance for sustainable and competitive companies has therefore become a strategic issue for the European Commission. This includes better risk management and the provision of reliable corporate information that facilitates decision-making and influences firm behaviour. This requires responsible accounting … webpage otherwise they will not be considered for review. Submit your paper writing to morse-sbe@maastrichtuniversity.nl . The registration for the MORSE conference 2025 will be open until 21 September, 2025. Register clicking on the green button – when active - on the conference homepage, and in case of problems write to morse-sbe@maastrichtuniversity.nl https://doi.org/10.1007/s10551-022-05072-7 https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.2023.4685 mailto:morse-sbe@maastrichtuniversity.nl …

… “Introduction library” & “Introduction UM Systems” in period 1 (Social Behaviour course) and the practical “Psychiatric Anamnesis” in period 2 (Psychopathology course) are exceptions to this rule, you are exempt from following these practicals. - there is a maximum of 50 participants for this minor program, selection is on a first-come-first- served basis. - we do not offer courses in period 3 to extend the minor. - do not register with individual course codes. Only registrations with code 4501MIPSY will be considered. - registering for individual courses instead of (or in addition to) the minor is discouraged. For each individual course registration, your eligibility is determined by the boards of examiners. Therefore, it can happen that you are only accepted for some courses but not for others. In such cases, FPN is not responsible for finding other courses which can replace those. You cannot register for the next individual courses in the psychology … influence our concepts about others and ourselves and our corresponding behaviour. 2. Personality Psychology (‘Personality and Individual Differences’) This course will focus on differences between humans. Why is one person completely frightened when watching a low-budget horror movie scene, while another can only laugh about all its clichés? Do persons respond so differently because of their genetic or cultural differences? Is personality shaped by nature or nurture? And does one have a …

… Agreement • following adoption by General Council of ‘Decision making Procedures under Articles IX and XII of the WTO Agreement’ (WT/L/93) - waivers and accessions, subject to voting, by consensus • reinforced by consensus in dispute settlement and when amending DSU (Art. X:8 WTO Agreement) • problem of built-in ‘veto’ effect – gives too much weight to de facto economically more powerful WTO Members • voting seen mostly as fall-back (or used as a threat) where consensus cannot be reached with exception of amending provisions in multilateral trade agreements Consensus decision-making at WTO • Previously more focus on external transparency of WTO • relationship of WTO to NGOs – now broader civil society • …

… PhD within the designated period is shared by the PhD candidate and the PhD thesis supervisor/supervision team. For the purposes of these guidelines, the end of the PhD track and of the PhD candidate's temporary appointment is defined as the moment when the thesis committee approves the PhD thesis. The PhD candidate's performance must be assessed and documented on an annual basis. One of the topics/core activities to be discussed is the schedule and progress of the PhD track. In the event that an … explanation of the steps that will be taken to remedy the delay, or establish that the contract may be extended in view of the delay. If no, provide a substantiated explanation, also specifying corrective efforts. From a legal standpoint, there is no exhaustive list of behaviours to which a delay may be attributed. The behaviour must be assessed in the broad context of the PhD candidate's circumstances (personal or otherwise). Some examples include: regularly arriving late, not meeting …

… PhD within the designated period is shared by the PhD candidate and the PhD thesis supervisor/supervision team. For the purposes of these guidelines, the end of the PhD track and of the PhD candidate's temporary appointment is defined as the moment when the thesis committee approves the PhD thesis. The PhD candidate's performance must be assessed and documented on an annual basis. One of the topics/core activities to be discussed is the schedule and progress of the PhD track. In the event that an … explanation of the steps that will be taken to remedy the delay, or establish that the contract may be extended in view of the delay. If no, provide a substantiated explanation, also specifying corrective efforts. From a legal standpoint, there is no exhaustive list of behaviours to which a delay may be attributed. The behaviour must be assessed in the broad context of the PhD candidate's circumstances (personal or otherwise). Some examples include: regularly arriving late, not meeting …

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… first-rate analytical and writing skills. Final-year (master) students are (likewise) encouraged to apply if they have proven research skills.  Candidates who have already started their PhD research, but are not employed as resident PhD researchers. When can applications be submitted? The closing date for the submission is Thursday 1 October 2020, 23.59 hours. Preparing an application An application consists of:  a fully elaborated proposal drafted in English or Dutch (according to the language …