Cooperative association 'Laatste Wil' a jeopardy to the public order?

Dutch cooperative association 'Laatste Wil' (Last Will) aims to provide information on a deadly but allegedly painless substance to her members seeking a peaceful end to their unbearable and insufferable lives. According to the author, this gives rise to questions about whether the aim and the activities of the association are contrary and a jeopardy to the public order as set out in section 2:20, first and second paragraph of the Dutch Civil Code, as the protection of life is one of the fundamental principles safeguarded by Dutch law

Ideas of landscape: Finding an uneasy peace

Landscape, both the actual and the representational, is a work of the mind (Schama, 1995, p. 7) it encompasses ideas of difference, arcadia, commodification, nationalism and many others. How does one negotiate the physical and the representational when trying to reach beyond the traditions of the sublime? Anchoring my research in the physical landscape of Kings Park, Perth, Australia whilst looking at looking this paper explores the manifestation of ideas about land in both forms. Central to my research approach is W.J.T. Mitchell\u27s theses on landscape number eight, which states: landscape is an exhausted medium, no longer viable as a mode of artistic expression (1994, p. 5). Countered immediately by his next, tongue in cheek, sentence: like life, landscape is boring; we must not say so (1994, p. 5). I agree, and this written and visual investigation explores the possibility of rupture to the accepted and traditional Western forms for landscape as a means of creating new conceptualisations. The Australian landscape genre\u27s seminal nature in articulating and circulating national character and identity is central to the need to reapproach it as a valid form for interrogation. This paper examines the place for oppositional voices through the medium to the prevailing nationalistic rhetoric and uses the actual landscape of Kings Park as a physical and represented site to investigate the manifestations of such

Confusion about ban Bandidos MC

On Wednesday December 20th of 2017, the District Court of Utrecht issued the ban and dissolution of motorcycle club Bandidos Holland on the account of activities that are contrary and a jeopardy to the public order. However, confusion about the prohibition and its scope arose in the aftermath of the decision of the Court on both the Public Prosecution Service's Office and in the media. Authors elaborate on these misunderstandings

Changing Choices

Changing choices psychological relativity theory unifying theory transformation parameters psychology psygologie koornstra choice dynamics The book contains a unifying theory on how the common object space is metrically transformed by individuals with different transformation parameters, due to their other previous experiences, to individually different psychological spaces for judgment on the one hand and preference on the other hand. Individual experiences also change generally, whereby the psychological spaces also change generally for each individual. The theory, therefore, is a psychological relativity theory of perception, judgment, preference, and choice dynamics. This book is a must read for all behavioural, economic, and social scientists with theoretical interest and some understanding of multidimensional data analyses. It integrates more than twenty theories on perception, judgment, preference, and risk decisions into one mathematical theory. Knowledge of advanced mathematics and modern geometry is not needed, because the mathematical subsections can be skipped without loss of understanding, due to their explanation and illustration by figures in the text

Bevoegdheid minister om OMG te verbieden

On Tuesday the 6th of March 2018, a legislative proposal has been submitted for public consultation. The drafters propose to give the Minister for Legal Protection the power to order the ban and dissolution of legal persons that pose a threat to the public order. Drafters believe that the current legal framework on the court ordered ban and dissolution of legal persons with activities that are a jeopardy to the public order are inadequate and ineffective. Authors elaborate on some aspects of the draft proposal