The area on the Sorbonnelaan in the Maastricht neighbourhood of Randwyck looked somewhat bare and remote about two years ago. This was mainly due to the modular and temporary appearance of the student houses that were quickly built there. Meanwhile, the area is increasingly taking on the character...
Brings together economic, legal, historical, philosophical & practical expertise in response to the increasingly multi-layered & complex challenges facing the fields of arts & heritage today.
Historical novels offer a place to outreach for other legal systems, providing laboratories to study and understand law and society. There is especial value in revisiting historical novels that depict law and society, especially in these days of Covid-19. Such is the case of the novel by Daniel...
"Mind Your Step; The use of hip abductor strength to assess the fall risk of persons 65 years and older"
"Processing of Novelty and Familiarity in the Aging Brain"
The Globalisation and Law Network (GlawNet) and the Montesquieu Institute of Maastricht University have invited the three authors to present and discuss the two volumes in an online event on June 14, 2022. The discussion will be led by UM colleagues Monica Claes, Andre Nunes Chaib and Franco Peirone...
Neuroproteomics has vast potential to reveal complex and novel mechanisms contributing to neurological disorders, identify biomarkers for diagnosis and monitoring of disease, and improve our ability to deploy both existing therapeutics and future drug targets to ameliorate or resolve CNS disorders.
When it comes to the restitution of looted art, things are never black and white. The procedures are often lengthy and complex, and the dividing line between law and morals is paper-thin. Moreover, emotions and national sensitivities quickly come into play. Peter van den Brink knows the game like no...
When it comes to the restitution of looted art, things are never black and white. The procedures are often lengthy and complex, and the dividing line between law and morals is paper-thin. Moreover, emotions and national sensitivities quickly come into play. Peter van den Brink knows the game like no...
