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… questions about its context and to offer creative solutions. This course is part of the national Tax and Technology series of courses organized by Maastricht University, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Tilburg University. For more information, visit www.taxandtechnology.com. It is offered at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and only open to those who registered for the specialization Tax & Technology. Prerequisites None Recommended reading Reader (To be announced) TAX4025 Period 1 5 Sep 2022 28 … models can be valorised in practice and/or have social impact.3. This course is part of the national Tax and Technology series of courses organized by Maastricht University, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Tilburg University. For more information, visit www.taxandtechnology.com. This course has been made possible with a grant from the Fonds Tax & Technology. Recommended reading Will be announced in Student Portal TAX4026 Period 4 6 Feb 2023 7 Apr 2023 Print course description ECTS credits: 6.0 … Fiscaal Recht Tax and Technology #### 10 Full course description This course is part of the national Tax and Technology series of courses organized by Maastricht University, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Tilburg University. For more information, visit www.taxandtechnology.com. It is offered at Tilburg University and only open to those who registered for the specialization Tax & Technology. Tax & Technology is relatively new subject which focuses on the role of technology in the area of tax …

… to their research subjects: Ferenc Laczó and Inge Römgens push the boundaries of the vignette form as a way of reflecting boundaries they would like to see pushed in their own disciplines; Elsje Fourie and Inge Melchior use their ethnographic visits to an Ethiopian shoe factory and Estonian war commemoration respectively as lenses through which to reflect on the culpability of the researcher in ethically grey areas. As the above survey makes clear, we have therefore interpreted the concept … to make reckless hypotheses before speaking to the relevant people themselves. I arrive at the Ministry, where a friendly receptionist greets me: “Tere hommikust.” I reply with a muffled “good morning,” clear my throat, and state the purpose of my visit. She offers to guide me to the office of my interviewee—one flight of stairs, turn left, turn right. On the way, the receptionist apologises that the building is like a maze. It feels like obligatory small talk, but I thank her for the assistance … warm and narrow, I find myself looking up at Esther. She stands in the doorframe and stares at me in utter disbelief. The air is crisp and I try to hide my face in my woollen scarf on this cold November afternoon in Antwerp. I am on my way to visit Esther, a 17-year old woman of Ghanaian descent, to learn more about her experiences of growing up between Belgium and Ghana. Walking through Esther’s neighbourhood, I notice the African hairdresser and barber shops bustling with customers. The …

… to their research subjects: Ferenc Laczó and Inge Römgens push the boundaries of the vignette form as a way of reflecting boundaries they would like to see pushed in their own disciplines; Elsje Fourie and Inge Melchior use their ethnographic visits to an Ethiopian shoe factory and Estonian war commemoration respectively as lenses through which to reflect on the culpability of the researcher in ethically grey areas. As the above survey makes clear, we have therefore interpreted the concept … to make reckless hypotheses before speaking to the relevant people themselves. I arrive at the Ministry, where a friendly receptionist greets me: “Tere hommikust.” I reply with a muffled “good morning,” clear my throat, and state the purpose of my visit. She offers to guide me to the office of my interviewee—one flight of stairs, turn left, turn right. On the way, the receptionist apologises that the building is like a maze. It feels like obligatory small talk, but I thank her for the assistance … warm and narrow, I find myself looking up at Esther. She stands in the doorframe and stares at me in utter disbelief. The air is crisp and I try to hide my face in my woollen scarf on this cold November afternoon in Antwerp. I am on my way to visit Esther, a 17-year old woman of Ghanaian descent, to learn more about her experiences of growing up between Belgium and Ghana. Walking through Esther’s neighbourhood, I notice the African hairdresser and barber shops bustling with customers. The …

… to their research subjects: Ferenc Laczó and Inge Römgens push the boundaries of the vignette form as a way of reflecting boundaries they would like to see pushed in their own disciplines; Elsje Fourie and Inge Melchior use their ethnographic visits to an Ethiopian shoe factory and Estonian war commemoration respectively as lenses through which to reflect on the culpability of the researcher in ethically grey areas. As the above survey makes clear, we have therefore interpreted the concept … to make reckless hypotheses before speaking to the relevant people themselves. I arrive at the Ministry, where a friendly receptionist greets me: “Tere hommikust.” I reply with a muffled “good morning,” clear my throat, and state the purpose of my visit. She offers to guide me to the office of my interviewee—one flight of stairs, turn left, turn right. On the way, the receptionist apologises that the building is like a maze. It feels like obligatory small talk, but I thank her for the assistance … warm and narrow, I find myself looking up at Esther. She stands in the doorframe and stares at me in utter disbelief. The air is crisp and I try to hide my face in my woollen scarf on this cold November afternoon in Antwerp. I am on my way to visit Esther, a 17-year old woman of Ghanaian descent, to learn more about her experiences of growing up between Belgium and Ghana. Walking through Esther’s neighbourhood, I notice the African hairdresser and barber shops bustling with customers. The …

… Follow the Maastricht Young Academy on Twitter @MaastrichtYA or visit our website to stay informed. https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/research/maastricht-young-academy Iedereen (Everyone) Professor The Maastricht Young Academy was pleased to read the opinion piece authored by Jan Smits, Dean of the Law Faculty, …

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… of sustainability transitions. The last 5 years, his research agenda shifted to the circular economy, transformative social innovation, urban labs and immaterial needs satisfaction. He has worked at different universities and research institutes as a visiting researcher and payroll employee and: IPTS in Sevilla (Spain), STEP in Oslo (Norway), University of Twente in Enschede, TNO in Delft and Erasmus University in Rotterdam (The Netherlands), Harvard University in the US, CIRUS in Switzerland and …