cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xbp-y9bn
title: Ambtscriminaliteit aangegeven?

description: Study into compliance with and knowledge about the legal obligation to re-port crimes under Article 162 of the Penal Code.The situation in which a civil servant finds out that a colleague has been or is being bribed by a construction company is a good example of a form of civil service crime to which the legal obligation to report applies. This legal obligation to report results from Article 162 of the Penal Code. Partly because of parliamentary questions about this legal obligation to report, the need has arisen to gain insight into the value of this leg-islative article and to explore whether the present form of the legal obligation to report is satisfactory. Moreover, since the Dutch Cabinet has indicated its intention to pro-mote attention for recognizing, signalling and reporting corruption, the Dutch Scientific Research and Documentation Centre of the Ministry of Justice has commissioned Beke Consultancy and Research to conduct a study into the way the civil servants’ legal obligation to report functions.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z9b-jpns
title: Kindermishandeling in Nederland anno 2005 (projectnummer 1172)

description: To date, there are no figures available in the Netherlands on the scale of child abuse. Such figures are sorely needed; in order to effectively tackle this problem, and monitor the effects of the countermeasures, detailed knowledge of the nature and scale of child abuse in our country is an absolute prerequisite. The Pupils on abuse study aims to contribute to this vital knowledge. On the one hand, the study focuses on the prevalence of child abuse, that is to say, the number of individuals who have been abused at one point in their lives. On the other hand, it focuses on the incidence of child abuse, that is to say, the number of young people who have experienced some form of child abuse during the past twelve months.In Pupils on abuse, child abuse is understood to mean: behavioural acts towards children which may be regarded as serious forms of physical/psychological violence, neglect or sexual abuse. The exposure of children to serious violence between parents is also considered to be a serious threat to their safety and, as such, a form of child abuse. In addition, the study focuses on other forms of victimization, such as bullying, theft and discrimination.Study objective and questionThis study aims to provide information which can be used in the (further) development, direction and evaluation of the approach to child abuse in the Netherlands.In deciding how to obtain this information, a choice was made for a direct approach to the adolescents themselves. They are, after all, the ones who know best what has happened to them and, thus, an important source of information.The following questions should be answered in the course of the study:1. To what extent have adolescents in the first four forms of secondary school experienced child abuse?2. Is there a relationship between the incidence of the discernable categories of child abuse?3. What is the connection between the incidence of child abuse and other forms of victimization?4. Which characteristics distinguish adolescents who have not experienced child abuse from those who have frequently been subjected to child abuse?
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zp6-z43d
title: Fraude en misbruik bij faillissement, een onderzoek naar hun aard en omvang en naar de mogelijkheden van bestrijding (projectnummer 1199)

description: In the beginning of 2004, Dutch media paid attention to the allegedly rising number of cases of bankruptcy fraud. At the same time, the Dutch Parliament was engaged in a debate on moral standards and values. The theme of fraud was one of the elements in this debate. As it was clear that the most recent information on bankruptcy fraud dated back two decades, the Minister of Justice issued this research into the current state of affairs. This research was awarded to the Hugo Sinzheimer Institute of the University of Amsterdam.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xrb-scx7
title: De burger als rechter, onderzoek naar geprefereerde sancties voor misdrijven in Nederland (projectnummer 1933B)

description: Given the opportunity, how would the Dutch public sentence perpetrators of different types of crime? To what extent are these verdicts related to characteristics of the crime event (e.g., offender characteristics, type of crime, victim characteristics)? Does the verdict depend on characteristics of the citizen who issues a sentence (e.g., young/old, male/female)? And does information about sentencing options (i.e. the costs involved and rates of recidivism) affect verdicts decided by members of the general population? These questions have been central in the current research project on sentencing preferences of the Dutch population.Politicians and media alike often state that Dutch judges are more lenient than the general public would like them to be, and that judges prefer different types of sanctions (choose different sentencing options) than the general public would. There is, however, no consensus among scientific researchers as to what extent a punitiveness gap between the general population and judges exists, and whether or not broad social support for actual sentencing practices is lacking. It was therefore also investigated if preferred sentences of the general population deviate from verdicts of Dutch courts.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xdb-2eaj
title: Questionnaire NARCIS Notification app

description: This dataset contains the raw data and data comparisons based on the results of a questionnaire held in 2013. The total amount of 322 respondents consists of both student and scientists. The questionnaire was made up of fourteen questions about the background of the respondents (age, field of study, academic position, etc.), the way they collect scientific material, and how the respondents would evaluate the NARCIS Notification application and its functions.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z5h-xz26
title: Bestuurlijke strafbeschikking en bestuurlijke boete overlast (projectnummer 2118)

description: Two new enforcement instrumentsAs of January 2009, Dutch municipalities can make use of two new instruments for out-of-court settlements of public order violations: the ‘bestuurlijke strafbeschikking overlast’ and the ‘bestuurlijke boete overlast’. These instruments give local law enforcers the authority to issue an penalty for minor punishable offences such as stray dogs, dog droppings, household waste dumps or violation of other local bylaws. In the case of the ‘bestuurlijke boete’ the municipality is responsible for the administrative process. In the case of the ‘bestuurlijke strafbeschikking overlast’, the municipality sends the written charge (‘proces-verbaal’) to the Central Fine Collection Agency (‘Centraal Justitieel Incassobureau or CJIB) after which the CJIB sends a copy of the charge with a giro payment slip to the accused. If the accused refuses to pay the penalty, the case is submitted to the public prosecutor for further judgement. After that, the case can be brought to court. If the fine is paid, the case will not be evaluated by the public prosecutor.EvaluationThree years after the introduction of both instruments, this evaluation has been conducted. To what extent have both instruments been implemented by municipalities? What are the results of the instruments and of the financial compensatory allowance scheme? To answer these questions, DSP-groep has conducted research from November 2011 to April 2012 for the Scientific Research and Documentation Center (WODC) of the Ministry of Security and Justice. The legal framework and the legal and political reasoning resulting in the introduction of both instruments has been studied by Prof. Mr. Dr. Arthur Hartmann of Erasmus University, Rotterdam. DSP-groep conducted the rest of the research: a survey among Dutch municipalities in which 301 municipalities participated (72% response), in-depth interviews with 23 representatives of six municipalities and representatives of the CJIB, the Central Processing Unit of the Public Prosecution Service (CVOM) and the Ministries of Security and Justice and the Ministry of the Interior. In addition, DSP-groep has performed a quantitative analysis on a database containing all ‘bestuurlijke strafbeschikkingen overlast’ issued between early 2009 and February 2012 (over 50.000 cases). The CVOM has analysed all cases that have been evaluated by the Public Prosecution Service and cantonal judges. An independent committee has supervised the progress and quality of the research.The survey among Dutch municiplaities is part of this dataset. The in-depth interviews, and the database containing all ‘bestuurlijke strafbeschikkingen overlast’ are not available.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xks-qwua
title: Evaluatie van de Wet voorwaardelijke invrijheidstelling (projectnummer 1838)

description: On 1 July 2008 the penal code has changed and conditional discharge (in Dutch: voorwaardelijke invrijheidstelling) has been introduced. With that, the early release with which no conditions were connected, has been substituted by a release which is always connected to the general condition that the convicted is not allowed to commit a crime before the end of the probation. Besides, special conditions can be connected to the early release.By order of the Research and Documentation Centre (in Dutch: WODC) of the Ministry of Security and Justice DSP-groep has evaluated the amended law.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xfh-kvbx
title: Board Networks Among Hospitals In The Netherlands 2008

description: This database contains the network of interlocking directorates among Dutch hospitals. Hendriks selected 23 hospitals located in or near Amsterdam (8), Rotterdam (6), Utrecht (5), and Friesland (4). The data were compiled from annual reports. The database contains information on the name, academic title, expertise and (other) function(s) of 201 directors of these hospitals. In addition to their position in the hospital board, these directors hold positions in 876 other organizations. Twenty-two hospitals are interconnected because hospital directors meet each other in these other organizations. At the national and at the regional level there is a social network of hospital elites.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-24j-2xc5
title: Network Analysis Of The Dutch Media Sector 1999

description: This dataset contains the network of interlocking directors in the Dutch media sector. Heemskerk selected 583 companies that are active in de the media sector, divided in four categories: program production firms, packaging firms, distribution firms and financial institutions. The database contains a classification of companies by category and an indication for subsidiary firms. Also included are the names and function(s) of the 1595 directors. Information about the media companies was collected by the Dutch Media Authority and information about the financial institutions was collected by Heemskerk from annual reports. In the primary publications Heemskerk and Fennema excluded all subsidiaries with identical boards as their parent companies. Within the selected 410 companies, there are 1769 board positions that were occupied by 1596 persons. There are only 141 persons that have more than one board position. The network of interlocking directors in the Dutch media sector is relatively light and fragmented.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xsr-srn6
title: Interlocks In The Netherlands 1960-1980

description: This dataset contains information on interlocking directorates in the Netherlands of the period 1960-1980. The main interest of the creators was the stability of these interlocks. They started with the list of 200 largest production companies and 50 largest financial companies. For various reasons, they reduced the list to 55 production companies and 15 financial companies. They collected the names of directors of these companies for the years 1960, 1964, 1969, 1972, 1976 and 1980. In case of mergers they used data of the most important partner. The database contains information about the name, function and title of the directors. The database also shows the years in which a person is director at a particular company. Due to a large number of mergers between 1964 and 1969, the number of included companies reduced from 86 to 70. Since 1964 the number of multiple directors is stable around 160. Between 1960 and 1980 there were only 405 different multiple directors.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xzp-j38a
title: Networks Of A Financial Economic Elite 1886-1902

description: H. Schijf built a database of the networks of interlocking directorates among Dutch joint-stock companies around 1900. He collected data about the Dutch business elite for the years 1886 and 1902 from De Nederlandsche Naamlooze Vennootschappen. Schijf selected the largest companies by sector. He included all companies with an amount of capital that was higher than the average in the sector. This resulted in 142 companies in 1886. Between 1886 and 1902, 38 of these 142 companies disappeared from the sample. Thus, the 1902 database contains 104 companies. The database contains the following information for each corporation: the year the company was founded, the city where it is located, and the sector in which it operates. The database also includes the names and function(s) of the directors. In addition, the database contains biographical data on the interlocking directors in 1886 and 1902. In 1886, 197 interlocking directors occupy 528 of the 1102 positions in the 142 largest companies. In 1902, the 134 interlockers hold 539 of the 863 positions in 104 companies. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the Dutch business elites were connected through a dense network of interlocking directorates.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2xm-n2h6
title: Governance Structures In Industrial Corporations 1993

description: Icke et al. focused on governance structures in industrial corporations in the Netherlands. They collected data about 97 Dutch industrial and commercial corporations for the year 1993. These 97 corporations were part of the 100 largest Dutch corporations, ranked by assets. Icke et al. primarily focused on biographical data of executive directors of these 97 corporations. They used different sources for this information. For each corporation the database contains information about the sector in which it operates and the city where it was located.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2bk-zmjj
title: Traces Of Power 1972

description: In 1978 Mokken and Stokman conducted a research into the relations between boards of directors of large corporations in the Netherlands. They selected the 86 largest Dutch business corporations, financial companies and financial state institutions for 1972. They used different selection criteria for these categories. This dataset contains the reconstructed database with the selected corporations, 90 in total. The primary publication reports on the top 86. The dataset includes information about the name and function of 878 directors.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zgx-8u6b
title: Traces Of Power 1969

description: In 1975, Helmers, Mokken, Plijter and Stokman conducted a reseach into the network of board interlocks among Dutch companies. They selected the largest production companies, financial companies and government agencies in the Netherlands for 1969. Their original database contains information about 64 production companies, 22 financial companies and government agencies. They used different selection criteria for these categories. The main sources for information about the production and financial companies are annual reports and for the government agencies they used the Staatsalmanak 1970. Based on the information in appendix B3 in the 1975 publication "Graven naar macht: op zoek naar de kern van de Nederlandse economie" by Helmers et al., Heemskerk reconstructed the original database. Appendix B3 contains only persons that occupy seats in at least two different companies. The reconstructed database contains information about 84 production and financial companies, and about 24 government agencies. The reconstructed database shows the names of 448 interlocking directors.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x7w-je8n
title: Business Elites After Decolonization Of The Dutch East Indies 1946 - 1962

description: This dataset is concerned with the development of networks of interlocking directorates among Dutch companies that have a link with Indonesia. For the year 1948, Nobel and Fennema identified a group of companies operating in Indonesia and a group of companies exporting to Indonesia. The first group contains all in Indonesia operating companies that were listed on the Amsterdam stock exchange with assets over 4 million guilder. The second group consists of the largest exporting companies to Indonesia by sector. They collected the names of directors of 141 selected companies for the years 1946, 1950, 1954, 1958, and 1962. The main sources for these data were annual reports and Van Oss’ Effectenboek. The database contains information about the name and function(s) of the directors, as well as the period in which a person is director at a particular company. The city were the company is located is included in the database as well. Between 1946 and 1962 there is a core of around 200 interlocking directors. Until 1958, the number of interlocks is around 1000, but after 1958 this number declines to 823.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zn7-6nku
title: Belevingsonderzoek NL-Alert (projectnummer 2097)

description: In recent years the Dutch government has developed a new warning and alarm system for crises andemergencies. Called NL-Alert, it uses cell broadcast techniques, meaning that messages are sentthrough the radio masts of cellphone providers. To receive NL-Alert messages you need a correctlyadjusted cellphone. The aim is to use NL-Alert for sending short and clear alarm messages. The systemis intended to be supplementary to existing alarm systems.Towards the end of 2011 the Dutch government wants to make a decision about the introduction of NLAlert.The decision will be partly dependent on various tests. This survey on people’s thinking andperception is part of these, together with three practical tests.The survey focuses on the actual reception of NL-Alert messages, the willingness to act and the generalperception of and attitude towards this kind of crisis communication.Definition of objective and questionsThe object of this survey is to provide insight into the extent that people can receive messages throughNL-Alert and how they think about this sort of warning system.The survey is focussed on the following research questions:1. To what extent do people receive a message through NL-Alert?2. What perception do people have of NL- Alert, regarding the message itself as well as compared withthe traditional system of warning through sirens?3. To what extent do people intend to follow the action perspective that is given through NL-Alert?
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x4e-q4uv
title: Data Management Curation Services: Exploring Stakeholders Opinions

description: The purpose of the research study was to explore stakeholders’ opinions on select data management and curation services issues that currently affect all disciplines. A data management and curation services 10-questions survey questionnaire was developed and administered to select data management and curation promoters (funders), stakeholders (institutions), and users (evaluators) from November 5, 2012 to December 5, 2012. The survey was approved by the Florida State University Institutional Review Board (IRB) and assigned the HSC No. 2012.9198 on November 2, 2012. The survey was started by 64 participants, completed by 53, and garnered an 83% completion rate. The survey’s findings from the data management and curation key concepts category lead to the development of the data management and curation (DMC) framework.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zhs-ghwg
title: Onderzoek Verplaatsingen in Nederland 2010 - OViN 2010 versie 2.0

description: Het Onderzoek Verplaatsingen in Nederland is een continu dagelijks onderzoek naar het verplaatsingsgedrag van de Nederlanders. Aan de respondenten wordt gevraagd om voor één bepaalde dag van het jaar bij te houden waar ze die dag naartoe gaan, met welk doel, met welk vervoermiddel en hoe lang het duurt om er te komen. Daarnaast wordt gevraagd naar enkele algemene persoons- en huishoudkenmerken en naar zaken zoals rijbewijs- en vervoermiddelenbezit. Op grond van dit onderzoek kan informatie worden verkregen over alle dagelijkse verplaatsingen door Nederlanders op Nederlands grondgebied.OViN is een voortzetting van het Mobiliteitsonderzoek Nederland (MON) dat van 2004 t/m 2009 is uitgevoerd door Rijkswaterstaat.OViN 2012 versie 2.0 is een verbeterde versie van OViN 2010. Een link naar het eerdere bestand vindt u bij Relations.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x6b-whd9
title: Het vaste gewicht van de gezichtspunten van Van Hese/De Schelde

description: De gegevens bevatten een analyse van de na 28 april 2000 gepubliceerde uitspraken van feitenrechters over de beperking van de verjaring van een vordering tot schadevergoeding als gevolg van blootstelling aan asbest. De uitspraken tot en met 3 april 2012 zijn ontleend aan J.P. Quist, Gezichtspunten in het privaatrecht, in het bijzonder het arbeidsrecht (diss. Rotterdam), Den Haag: Boom Juridische uitgevers 2014, p. 327-329. Voor recentere uitspraken heb ik op 27 oktober 2014 gezocht op rechtsorde.nl. Uitspraken waarin de rechter geen beslissing neemt over de eventuele beperking van de verjaring zijn niet meegenomen.Ik heb, per uitspraak, aangegeven of de rechter oordeelt dat de verjaring van de vordering naar maatstaven van redelijkheid en billijkheid onaanvaardbaar is. Daarnaast heb ik de omstandigheden genoteerd die zijn behandeld bij de beoordeling van de eventuele beperking van de verjaring. Het gaat hierbij om de omstandigheden zoals de rechter deze presenteert. De achterliggende feiten zijn niet geanalyseerd. De verschillende formuleringen van de rechter zijn teruggebracht tot een beperkt aantal omstandigheden.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xgt-f6eg
title: Kwalitatieve analyse: kunst én kunde. Deel II. Bijlage bij A. Dorst: Crash, brunch, carriage - crisismetaforen in nieuwsteksten

description: In dit hoofdstuk wordt een metaforenanalyse van de artikelen uit de Guardian besproken. Als bijlage bij het hoofdstuk is het Excel bestand beschikbaar, dat de auteur heeft gemaakt tijdens haar analyse.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z2t-27dh
title: Kwalitatieve analyse: kunst én kunde. Deel I. Bijlagen bij hoofdstukken van Evers

description: Het betreft hier vier bijlagen:Bijlage I: Drogredenen per discussieregelBijlage II: Gehanteerde vragen bij het onderzoek (Evers, 2003) naar pressie-ervaringen van onderzoekersBijlage III: brief aan de analisten uit deel II met instructie, probleemstelling en korte beschrijving van de dataset
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xcd-vuyy
title: Kwalitatieve analyse: kunst én kunde. Deel II. Bijlage bij B. van Gorp: Frameanalyse: Een uitweg zoeken uit de financiële crisis met behulp van frames.

description: In dit hoofdstuk wordt een frameanalyse van de hele dataset bij het boek (bron 1 t/m 17). Als bijlage bij het hoofdstuk is het Excel bestand beschikbaar dat de auteur heeft gemaakt tijdens zijn analyse.