Segregation and Dutch schools

How to maintain a peaceful society while pluriformity of population is growing? Fact finding concerning the role of freedom of education/Islamic schools and possible solutions to segregation, with a touch of Kwame Anthony Appiah are this blogs subject.

Daniëlla Gidaly • February 16, 2017

V&D and the arbitrariness of rescuing businesses

Why do communities/governments support banks and football clubs but not V&D? Similarities exist between these cases. Comparison shows the arbitrariness of supporting (insolvent) businesses directly or indirectly.

Tim Verdoes • January 26, 2016 • 390 comments

God in the Investment Business

The Christian Equity Index represents a Vatican-backed medium for ‘socially responsible investment’. To work, it will have to be more flexible.

Gilles Becker and Rogier van Geel • March 25, 2013

Bitter fruits of secularisation?

Why we need to study the spiritual dimension of the foundations of law and state

Bart Labuschagne • February 21, 2013 • 1 comment

The value(s) of labour law

To mark the occasion of professor Paul Van der Heijden’s return to Leiden Law School as professor of International Labour Law, a symposium entitled ‘The value(s) of labour law' has been organized today.

Barend Barentsen • February 05, 2013

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Segregation and Dutch schools

V&D and the arbitrariness of rescuing businesses

God in the Investment Business

Bitter fruits of secularisation?

The value(s) of labour law