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Arbeid en ICMS: opbrengsten, weerstanden en intenties
Authors: Jagtenberg Rob , de Roo Annie 
Published: February 2025

Employment and ICMS: benefits, resistance, and intentions
In their contribution ‘Employment and ICMS’, Rob Jagtenberg and Annie de Roo discuss the yields that an integrated conflict management system may bring to individual workers, to the company or organisation, and to society as a whole. Few organisations have adopted ICMS as yet. Therefore, the authors analyse the resistance against introduction of ICMS in some detail, especially resistance on the part of management, which likely will be decisive.Recent developments in the world economy and in politics however, may change the leverage in favour of introducing ICMS still, in the years to come.
Verslag IACP congres
Authors: Sandig Ingeborg 
Published: February 2025

Conference ‘Reflections and Visions: Celebrating Past, Present and Future’
From 22 to 25 October 2009 the conference ‘Reflections and Visions: Celebrating Past, Present and Future’ was held in Minneapolis under the auspices of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals. Amongst the speakers were Daniel Shapiro focussing on emotions in negotiations, Gary Friedman dealing with self-reflection by collaborative professionals, and Jennifer Lerner discussing the role of emotions when taking decisions.
Case study: the international CSR conflict and Mediation Supply-chain responsibility – the article revisited one year later
Authors: Stoop Sjef , Zeldenrust Ineke , Oonk Gerard , Evers Frans , Susskind Lawrence , Lambooy Tineke , Lubbers Ruud 
Published: February 2025

Case study: the international CSR conflict and Mediation Supply-chain responsibility – the article revisited one year later
In TMD 2009-2 the article ‘Case study: the international CSR conflict and mediation. Supply-chain responsibility: western customers and the Indian textile industry’ was published. In this article, Tineke Lambooy describes the ins and outs of the multiparty dispute between G-Star, in origin a Dutch company, the Indian-Italian Fibres & Fabrics, the employees of Fibre & Fabrics International, the governments involved and a number of non-governmental organisations striving for good labour relations and labour conditions. Lambooy’s article resulted in four reactions that are published in this article.
Mediation, caucus en het strategisch evenwicht tussen partijen
Authors: Overman M.A. 
Published: February 2025

Mediation, caucus en the strategic balance between parties
The option of caucusing – i.e. one-on-one conversations between the mediator and one of the parties – is what makes mediation different from other types of conflict resolution. Both the view that all that is discussed in the caucus should remain confidential and the view that this should essentially be shared with the other party lead to suboptimal results. Economically inefficient outcomes caused by strategic actions by the parties can be avoided if the mediator communicates the information disclosed to him/her in the caucus to the other party in such a way (‘noisy translation’) that this other party cannot use this information to the disadvantage of the disclosing party.
Het Alassini arrest en verplichte bemiddeling
Authors: Jagtenberg Rob 
Published: February 2025

The Alassini Case and Mandatory Mediation
In the case of Rosalba Alassini v. Telecom Italia SpA the Court of Justice of the European Union has for the first time decided (18 March 2010) on the compatibility of a (Italian) statute mandatorily prescribing conciliation prior to application to a Court of Law, whereby the compatibility test was based on various European general principles of law. The author provides a critical comment on some inconsistencies in the judgment and the A-G’s earlier Opinion.
NVVMA Symposium Afscheid John Bosnak
Authors: de Waart Jacques , Jagtenberg Rob 
Published: February 2025

NVVMA farewell Symposium John Bosnak
A symposium took place in Utrecht on 22 April 2010 to bid John Bosnak farewell as President of the Dutch Association of Attorney Mediators. Presentations were given on European aspects of professional privilege for mediators, on the antecedents of the European mediation directive and on psychological pitfalls that await the mediator who tries to oppress his/her own emotional stress.
Kwaliteitsslag in Nederland bij afdoening IKO-zaken en de rol van Cross Border Mediation
Authors: van der Stroom-Willemsen Wendy A. 
Published: February 2025

Quality improvement in the Netherlands with settlement of cases of International Child Abduction and the inventory of Cross Border Mediation
In family law practice we are dealing increasingly with international aspects of broken relationships. Once children are involved, severe questions of habitual residence occur when one of the parties decides to return to his or her land of origin.Over the past years the 1980 Hague Abduction Convention has been criticised in the Netherlands, mostly because of the duration of such proceedings.In the Netherlands a change in legislation is now almost a fact, introducing a set of measures one of which is offering parents a Cross Border Mediation.This summer, The Hague Conference will come off with a ‘Guide of good practice’, to introduce Cross Border Mediation in international child abduction cases. The Netherlands stand out in having a Cross Borer Mediation system already integrated into their legal practice, soon to be legal system. So far the results have been evaluated positively in such a way that Cross Border Mediation should be considered as a useful tool in preventing abduction cases as well as in regular relocation cases.
Bemiddeling/mediation: tijd voor innovatie en creativiteit
Authors: Lisabeth Veerle 
Published: February 2025

Mediation: Time for Innovation and Creativity
If we want Mediation to be a success, we need to diversify our techniques by mixing different styles and forms.Mediators, should always try to find solutions for the problems of their clients and not only bring the prophecy to the world of the ideal ‘conflict resolution’. It is important to be flexible and not stick to one style of mediation but to try out new recipes in mixing them together. Have the guts to experiment with coaching, advising ,negotiating, collecting information etc.. Mediators also need to take the ‘marketing rules more serious. Every client is looking for HELP. So please do so and train yourself in finding out their real needs.And finally mediation is a perfect technique to save costs in a company..unsolved conflicts and tensions cost fortunes.Let us ‘market’ our business in an new and creative way.
Criminal offences during the arbitration. False testimony, fraud: What should arbitrators do?
Authors: Masser Anna 
Published: February 2025

Criminal offences during the arbitration. False testimony, fraud: What should arbitrators do?
The article is intended to give a view (shared by many) on how arbitrators could or maybe even should react when faced with misdeeds in an ongoing arbitration proceeding. The misdeeds meant in this article concern forgery and false witness testimonies that may fraudulently influence judgements. Not covered are questions related to illicit contracts (i.e. contracts induced by bribery or corruption).The author contrasts the different views of an arbitrator’s role as either as a private dispute settler or as a person deriving his or her function also from the state as a guarantor of arbitration as a means to settle disputes. She comes to the conclusion that in the end, public policy consideration should overrule party autonomy and that, contrary to the current practice, tribunals faced with misdeeds during an arbitration should not hesitate to address this issue in the award.
Humor en mediation
Authors: Dietvorst Cees 
Published: February 2025

Humour and mediation
Humour adds to a successful mediation process. Humour creates energy. Intuitively it feels as the right thing to do because it tones down the positions in the conflict. Applying humour as a communication skill can smooth out the rough edges in the difficult phases of the dialogue.The paper starts out with a brief description of the communicative skills that can be used in the domain of humour. In the main body of the paper the author explains his view on the productive relationship between humour and mediation. The effectiveness of humour as communication skill depends on the degree to which the mediator is aware of her or his mediation style.The process and the result of the mediation as a whole depend upon a number of conditions: the quality of the communication, the symmetry in the context, a flexible goal orientation and putting issues into perspective. As a mediator one needs to be sure about one’s humour skills before applying them in a real life mediation.
Internet + bemiddeling = e-mediation
Authors: Bollen Katalien , Euwema Martin 
Published: February 2025

Internet + mediation = e-mediation
The rapid and ongoing development of the Internet has greatly affected new types and sources of conflict but also the ways conflicts are handled. Nowadays, more and more mediation service providers offer online tools to manage conflicts, going from fully e-supported mediations to hybrid mediations which are partly face to face (F2F) and partly computerized. Despite the increasing use of different types of e-supported mediation, practitioners and scholars know little about their effects or under which conditions different types of e-supported tools are best used. This contribution focuses on the role e-tools may play in text based mediations (mainly labor and divorce mediations) which are mediated by a human mediator. We hope to provide third parties of all sort (mediators, practitioners, consultants, managers, etc.) with practical guidelines for the use of e-supported mediation.
ADR in the Netherlands and ‘Europe’
Authors: Santing-Wubs Betty 
Published: February 2025

ADR in the Netherlands and ‘Europe’
This article deals with two European proposals on consumer disputes: one proposal for an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Directive and one for an Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Regulation. The European Mediation Directive is also taken into account. Important issues are the voluntary nature of ADR and the quality of the so-called ADR entities.Some regulation in the field of ADR might be useful, but the proposals are quite detailed. In the Netherlands, till now ADR has been successful without too much – or even without any – regulation. The two proposals could lead to undesirable intervention in an effective self-regulating ADR system.
Het IMI ADR-gebruikersonderzoek 2013
Authors: Lengyel-Verresen Marijke 
Published: February 2025

IMI International Corporate Users ADR Survey 2013
The IMI held a International Corporate Users Survey in January to March of 2013, evaluating the needs, views and preferences of in-house counsel when using the services of arbitrators and mediators. The survey concerned (1) criteria used to select mediators and arbitrators (2), as well as the role of a mediator and external attorneys in mediation. The survey was intended to fill the gaps in two previous surveys performed in the USA and the UK in 2011.
Reactie op afwijzing van de voordracht tot vernietiging van ‘Beheersverordening Hellebeuk’
Authors: van Baalen M.J.H. 
Published: February 2025

Reactie op afwijzing van de voordracht tot vernietiging van ‘Beheersverordening Hellebeuk’
De gemeente Voerendaal heeft door middel van een beheersverordening de – daarvoor illegale – permanente bewoning van recreatiewoningen gelegaliseerd. In deze bijdrage wordt de toelaatbaarheid van het legaliseren van gebruik in een beheersverordening besproken aan de hand van de afwijzing van de minister van IenM om de beheersverordening te vernietigen.
Besluit ruimtelijke ordening aangepast aan Dienstenrichtlijn
Authors: van der Gouw J.J. 
Published: February 2025

Besluit ruimtelijke ordening aangepast aan Dienstenrichtlijn
Bij koninklijk besluit van 16 mei 2014 (Stb. 2014, 174) zijn enkele wijzigingen aangebracht in zowel het Besluit algemene regels ruimtelijke ordening (Barro) als het Besluit ruimtelijke ordening (Bro). Aanleiding voor de wijziging in het Bro zijn klachten van (groot)winkelbedrijven dat provincies en gemeenten in de praktijk economische voorwaarden stellen, zoals economische behoefte en marktvraag, aan de vaststelling van bestemmingsplannen, die strijdig zijn met het verbod van artikel 14, aanhef en onder 5, van de Dienstenrichtlijn. Naar verluidt heeft de Europese Commissie aan de regering vragen gesteld over het Nederlandse (ruimtelijke) detailhandelsbeleid. De wijzigingen in het Barro hebben geen betrekking op de Dienstenrichtlijn en blijven in deze bijdrage onbesproken.
Pengaruh Model Pembelajaran Cooperative Tipe Jigsaw Oleh Guru PAK terhadap Motivasi Belajar Siswa Kelas VIII SMP N 2 Sipoholon Kabupaten Tapanuli Utara Tahun Pembelajaran 2023/2024
Authors: Ester Magdalena Nababan  , Elisamark Sitopu  , Ronny Simatupang  , Dorlan Naibaho  , Sabar Rudi Sitompul  
Published: February 2025

The purpose of this study was to determine how much the positive and significant effect of the Jigsaw Type Cooperative Learning Model by PAK Teachers on the Learning Motivation of Students of SMP Negeri 2 Sipoholon, North Tapanuli Regency in the 2023/2024 Learning Year. The research method used is descriptive quantitative method with inferential statistical approach. The population was all VIII grade students at SMP N 2 Sipoholon, Learning Year 2023/2024 as many as 120 people and a sample of 44 people was determined using probability sampling technique with a random type (simple random sampling). Data was collected using a positive closed questionnaire of 42 items, namely 22 items for variable X and 20 items for variable Y. The results of data analysis show that there is a positive and significant effect of the Jigsaw Type Cooperative Learning Model by PAK Teachers on the Learning Motivation of VIII grade students of SMP Negeri 2 Sipoholon, North Tapanuli Regency, Learning Year 2023/2024: 1) Test of analysis requirements: a) positive relationship test obtained rxy value = 0.488 > rtable (=0.05, n=44) = 0.297. b) Significant relationship test obtained tcount = 3.626 > ttable (=0.05, dk=n-2=42)=2.021). 2) Effect test: a) Regression equation test, obtained regression equation. b) Regression determination coefficient test (r2) = 23.8%. 3) Hypothesis testing using the F test obtained Fhitung> Ftabel = (=0.05, dk numerator k = 20, dk denominator = n-2 = 44-2 = 42) which is 13.18 > 1.51. Thus Ha is accepted and H0 is rejected. It can be concluded that with the Jigsaw Type Cooperative Learning Model by the PAK Teacher which can maximally increase student learning motivation at SMP Negeri 2 Sipoholon, North Tapanuli Regency, Learning Year 2023/2024.
Head Circumference and Cognitive Outcome in IUGR:A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Authors: Permana Galih Indra , Kalanjati Viskasari Pintoko , Rimbun Rimbun , Abdurachman Abdurachman 
Published: February 2025

Introduction In intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR), variation of head circumference (HC) and impaired cognitive function have been reported. Objective To analyze HC and cognitive scores of IUGR vs. normal growth fetus (NGF). Methods A systematic review and meta-analysis were conducted based on the published articles in PubMed, Scopus, Web of Sciences, and ProQuest (2003/1/1–2023/12/31) using PRISMA guidelines and RevMan 5.4. The quality assessment of each article was conducted using the Newcastle–Ottawa Quality Assessment Scale (NOS). The study protocol was registered with the CRD42024547189 number in PROSPERO. Results The final articles included are 4 (155 IUGR, 375 NGF). Pooled results from the random-effects model showed that there was a significant difference in head circumference in IUGR (n = 155) vs. NGF (n = 375) of term + preterm [SMD= -0.42, 95% CI= -0.62 to -0.21, P < 0.0001; I2 = 0%, P = 0.79]; and IUGR (n = 128) vs. NGF (n = 326) of preterm newborns only [SMD= - 0.44, 95% CI= -0.67 to -0.21, P<0.0001; I2 = 0%, P = 0.67]. The Bayley-III cognitive scales between IUGR (n = 94) vs. NGF (n = 292) [SMD = - 0.30, 95% CI = - 0.66 to 0.07, P = 0.11; I2 = 28%, P = 0.24]. Conclusion Although there was a significant difference in the head circumference between IUGR and NGF, there were no considerable differences in cognitive achievement. These might be due to a successful effort during the catch-up period, when malnutrition and other factors are addressed
MORBUS, DE JOHN LOCKE
Authors: Tsuji Alessandra 
Published: February 2025

Tradução para a língua portuguesa do manuscrito Morbus, de John Locke, com base na transcrição de Jonathan. C. Walmsley, com auxílio, para cotejamento, da versão em francês publicada por Claire Crignon. O referido manuscrito compõe um dos Commonplace books, ou cadernos de anotações, de John Locke (1632-1704), dedicados a temas de interesse médico, cujo título, embora esteja em latim, refere-se ao texto, inacabado, redigido pelo filósofo originalmente em inglês e à mão, e que atualmente compõe o acervo da British Library, em Londres, sob a classificação Additional Manuscript (Add. MS.) 32.554.
Estudio de la atenuación natural del nitrato en aguas subterráneas: Aplicación a urbanizaciones con alto índice de vulnerabilidad social
Authors: Ceballos Elina , Otero Neus , Zabala María Emilia , Dietrich Sebastián 
Published: February 2025

Denitrification is the main natural process to attenuate nitrate contamination in groundwater. In this work the attenuation of nitrate by denitrification has been studied in groundwater used for different purposes in urbanizations with a high index of social vulnerability located in the middle basin of the Matanza-Riachuelo River, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The denitrification process and its extent have been characterized using the isotopic composition of nitrogen and oxygen of dissolved nitrate (δ15N-NO3- y δ18O-NO3-). In addition, stable nitrate isotopes have been used to identify the source of nitrate contamination in groundwater. The dissolved nitrate in the studied groundwater varied between 45 and 128 mg/L. The isotopic composition of δ15NNO3 varied between +7.4 ‰ and +18.4 ‰ and δ18ONO3 varied between +3.6 ‰ and +9.3 ‰. Most water samples taken from private supply wells show isotopic values ​​similar to those of the nitrate source from leakage from septic system. The estimated percentage of denitrification varied between 5% and 31%, suggesting that natural nitrate attenuation is low. Hence, only a low proportion of nitrate is removed by natural denitrification in the groundwater analyzed.
Dynamics of Post-Disaster Reconstruction in the Balaroa and Petobo Liquefaction Areas
Authors: Akbar Akbar , Bakri Muhammad 
Published: February 2025

This study examines the dynamics of redevelopment in the Balaroa and Petobo areas affected by liquefaction after the September 28, 2018 earthquake. In accordance with the rules, the Palu City Government has determined the ZRB area (disaster-prone zone), namely the Governor of Central Sulawesi Regulation Number 10 of 2019 concerning post-disaster reconstruction and rehabilitation plans. The designation of this red zone also has an impact on the prohibition for people who own land in the area to rebuild settlements there. However, there is a post-disaster phenomenon where some people still decide to rebuild their homes and stay in the area, especially in the suburbs affected by liquefaction. Post-disaster reconstruction in the liquefaction areas of Balaroa and Petobo presents a complex dilemma between government policies and realities on the ground. This decision reflects the uncertainty and economic hardship faced by residents who have lost their homes and livelihoods. This study aims to explore the dynamics behind the phenomenon of redevelopment in the red zone, identify the urgency that encourages people to take risks, and analyze the impact of government policies on the reconstruction and relocation process. With a qualitative approach and field studies, this study explores the social, economic, and psychological factors that influence people's decisions, that economic limitations and the urgent need for housing are the main reasons why residents choose to rebuild and survive in risky areas. The results of this study are expected to provide deeper insights into the discrepancy between policies and realities on the ground as well as the challenges faced by the Government in the reconstruction and relocation process. In addition, the results of this research are expected to provide insights for post-disaster recovery policy planning that is more sustainable and responsive to the needs of the community and provide education on mitigation of potential disaster risks in the future.
Tax and Economic Growth Nexus: Evaluating the Intervening Role of Social Performance (A Multi-Economy Assessment)
Authors: Suleiman Aikins Mustapha 
Published: February 2025

This study investigates the relationship between tax revenue, inflation, social performance, and economic growth in Nigeria. It compares it to other selected developing countries in West Africa, North Africa, South Africa and a developed economy like the UK. Despite persistent calls for improved government performance and social welfare, Nigeria faces challenges in achieving sustainable economic development. Using panel data spanning 2013-2022, we analyse the impact of tax revenue and inflation on GDP per capita, considering the intervening role of social performance. Employing econometric techniques, including the Augmented Dickey-Fuller test, Fully Modified Ordinary Least Squares (FMOLS), and panel data estimation methods (POLS, FEM, REM), the findings reveal a significant negative impact of tax revenue on GDP per capita in Nigeria. Inflation also shows a negative but insignificant impact on GDP per capita. However, a crucial insight emerges: social performance acts as a significant moderating variable in Nigeria, significantly mitigating the negative effect of tax revenue on economic growth, mirroring similar findings in Ghana, Togo, South Africa and the UK. This suggests that prioritizing social performance is essential for improving Nigeria's economic outlook and enhancing the well-being of its citizens. The study underscores the importance of a balanced approach to fiscal policy, where tax revenue generation is coupled with effective social programs that promote inclusive growth and development.