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… and its health consequences is complexity. We make this complexity explicit by employing an integrative, pluralistic perspective. The resulting crude indication of the potential advantageous effect of globalisation on health should be interpreted with caution in view of the argument that globalisation creates winners and losers, and should not be taken as a simple confirmation that globalisation is good for our health. A fuller understanding of the causal relationship between globalisation and … cross-border activities between counties; thus data usually relies on the geography of countries (Scholte, 2002). Due to the use of such data and indicators, therefore, an implicit assumption is made that as countries have more international linkages, they will also be more globalised. Chapter 32 Globalisation and health: an indicator-based statistical analysis 377 32.6 Reflection and a way forward The results of the statistical indicator analysis and their interpretation show that the relationship … efforts to properly integrate into the global process are as yet unsuccessful, and might even result in (temporary) adverse health effects (e.g. Ghana). • Globalisation-lopsided (high globalisation, high mortality) Globalisation-lopsided may happen when integration into the globalisation process has not yet resulted in major health benefits, or may even have resulted in increasing health problems (e.g. Egypt). • Health-lopsided (low globalisation, low mortality) Health-lopsided may happen when …

… University, the Netherlands (Arntz, Dietzel, & Dreessen, 1999; Giesen-Bloo & Arntz, 2005; Kremers, Van Giezen, Van der Does, van Dyck, & Spinhoven, 2006; Lobbestael, Arntz, & Sieswerda, 2005). This instruction intends to clarify how the data acquired with the ITEC has to be entered in the SPSS file that we constructed, and how composite scores can be generated by using the related SPSS syntax file. For more instructions with regard to administering the ITEC interview and tips, see the file Manual ITEC, April 2012.doc. Structure of the ITEC The ITEC consists of five parts: 1) sexual abuse, 2) … example: a participant has experience act 1 of physical neglect, but the interviewer accidentally left ‘frequency’ open or the participant refused to answer that question . Enter ‘999’ in the SPSS data file in this case, the code for a missing value. When a participant has not experiences an act, merely enter only at the variable that represents the act ‘0’ (=no). All related parameters of that act should be left empty in the SPSS file. ITEC, Instruction for entering data and calculating composite …

… 1 Education and Examination Regulations 2021-2022 for the Bachelor of Science programme in European Public Health of the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, Maastricht University, for students who start from 1 September 2020, in accordance with Article 7.13 of the Dutch Higher Education and S cientific Research Act (Wet op het Hoger Onderwijs en Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek , WHW). These regulations have been adopted by the Dean of the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences after … 2. These regulations apply to all students who participate in the programme and who started in the academic year 2021-2022. 3. These regulations also apply to students from other programmes, faculties or institutions of higher education, insofar as they follow components of the programme to which these EER apply. 4. For components of the programme that students follow at another degree programme, faculty or institution of higher education, the EER for the other programme, faculty or institution … or a part of an exam (excluding the thesis) is sufficient if the final grade is ‘6’ or higher (after rounding). 3. The final grade for the thesis will be rounded to one decimal after the comma and is sufficient if the grade is a 6.0 or higher. 4. When a component of the examination is graded with a qualification the student will obtain a pass for this component when the qualification is at least a ‘Pass’. 5. The way grades are rounded off is determined in the Rules and Regulations. 6. The …

… 1 Education and Examination Regulations 2022-2023 for the Bachelor of Science programme in European Public Health of the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, Maastricht University, for students who start from 1 September 2020, in accordance with Article 7.13 of the Dutch Higher Education and Scientific Research Act (Wet op het Hoger Onderwijs en Wetenschappeli jk Onderzoek, WHW). These regulations have been adopted by the Dean of the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences after … 2. These regulations apply to all students who participate in the programme and who started in the academic year 2022-2023. 3. These regulations also apply to students from other programmes, faculties or institutions of higher education, insofar as they follow components of the programme to which these EER apply. 4. For components of the programme that students follow at another degree programme, faculty or institution of higher education, the EER for the other programme, faculty or institution … or a part of an exam (excluding the thesis) is sufficient if the final grade is ‘6’ or higher (after rounding). 3. The final grade for the thesis will be rounded to one decimal after the comma and is sufficient if the grade is a 6.0 or higher. 4. When a component of the examination is graded with a qualification the student will obtain a pass for this component when the qualification is at least a ‘Pass’. 5. The way grades are rounded off is determined in the Rules and Regulations. 6. The …

… of agencies has been reduced by 25-30% by merging or closing down agencies. - This downward trend at the national level has been accompanied by an increase in the number of and tasks delegated to EU agencies. • What is the added value of agencies? - They contribute to co-governing complex domains together with the member states and other EU actorsThey have a problem-solving attitude in contrast to a starkly political one. - They provide important additional administrative capacity and technical expertise beyond what is available in the European … are growing. They do not have access to a Legal Service comparable to that of the Commission (or that of the Commission) which makes it difficult to strike the right balance of policy objectives, especially in tough cases such as data protection, when regulators need to consider the trade-off between transparency (i.e. publish the minutes of all meetings) v. secrecy Group 2: Power, procedures and judicial review Chair: Giacinto della Cananea (University of ‘Tor Vergata’, Rome) Rapporteur: …

… een student kan in principe binnen 24 uur langs bij een adviseur (door de inloopspreekuren).  Ten tijde van het coronavirus zijn er meer praktische vragen vanuit de studenten gekomen i.p.v. vragen rond psychische problemen. Ook werden de afspraken online of telefonisch ingepland. Studieadvisering zou het liefst weer face-to-face contact willen op korte termijn, waarbij nog afstemming met het Onderwijsinstituut dient plaats te vinden.  De vragen rondom de VGT blijven hoog bij de studieadviseurs. … sollicitatiecommissie worden opgezet om een nieuwe voorzitter en stafleden te vinden voor de OC-G in 2020-2021. Er zitten twee stafleden in de sollicitatiecommissie en een studentlid (vicevoorzitter). Verder zal er een oproep worden geplaatst op een onlinenetwerk, waarbij medewerkers kunnen solliciteren op de rollen. De sollicitaties voor de stafleden zouden eind maart plaatsvinden. Echter werd dit onmogelijk en zijn deze later (begin april) online doorgegaan. Hieruit is 1 nieuw staflid en een nieuwe voorzitter geworven. Deze zijn ondertussen beiden goedgekeurd door de Faculteitsraad. Ook studentsollicitaties hebben plaatsgevonden; alle plekken zijn gevuld. Er is besloten bij een tekort …