cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x8f-v2yx
title: Social Security Participation Behavior and Socio - Economic Equity Perceptions of the Mobile Population: An Examination of the Differences between “Rural - Urban” and “Urban - Urban” Group

description: In the context of accelerated new urbanization, it is particularly important to re-examine equity. Based on functional theory and social cognitive theory, this paper uses the 2015 China General Social Survey (CGSS) data to analyze the impact of social security participation on the mobile population’s perception of socio-economic equity using the propensity score matching method, and further explores its impact mechanism. The study found that social security participation can effectively improve the mobile population’s perception of socio-economic equity by about 14%. Among them, the increase in the perception of socio-economic equity was greater for the rural-urban mobile population, at about 22%; however, the test results for the urban-urban mobile population failed to be significant. At the same time, institutional evaluation plays a mediating role in the impact of social security participation on the socio-economic equity perceptions of the mobile population. In general and the rural-urban mobile population. In this regard, the government needs to pay due attention to the function of social security in promoting social equity, improve the mobile population’s sense of socio-economic equity and reasonably guide the movement of the population between rural-urban and urban-urban areas.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xwe-2xsb
title: Can Housing Provident Fund Deposit Promote Migrant Workers Buy Houses?

description: As a part of China’s social security system, the housing provident fund (HPF) plays an important role in solving housing problems. This paper analyzes the internal mechanism of how housing provident funds influence migrant workers’house purchase, and then uses the dy- namic monitoring survey data of the floating population in 2016 to conduct relevant empirical re- search. Based on the probit model, it is shown that migrant workers’participation in the HPF system has a significant positive impact on the purchase of housing, with a marginal effect of approximately 5．73%. After using the propensity score matching method and instrumental variable method to control the endogeneity, the conclusion above not only remains robust but the marginal effect also increases． The sub-sample results point out that the effect of HPF on house purchase is most pronounced among new generations of migrant workers, and those who are employed in provincial capitals and sub-provincial cities. Besides, the HPF does promote the house purchase of middle - income migrant workers, but it does not significantly support the lowest and highest income groups in buying houses. That means a system characteristic of “Both ends subsidize the middle” exists. Finally, the paper discusses the relevant policy implications.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zyp-acbq
title: Interview MAGWOC-1 on Multilateral Financial Institutions

description: MAGWOC-1 works on Multilateral Financial Institutions at a civil society organisation. The interview discusses the networks of civil society organisations, the Dutch policymaking process regarding MFIs, and the global policymaking process regarding sovereign debt restructurings and debt forgiveness.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x5u-cbzd
title: Interview MAGWOC-8 on South Korean financial system

description: MAGWOC-8 is an academic which has participated in several governmental commissions on financial reforms. MAGWOC-8 provides insights on the political economy of financial reforms in Korea. We discuss the reforms after the Korean financial crisis (1997), developments in the financial sector and financial supervision since then, and Korea’s position in international policymaking processes.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zxj-zryp
title: The Advent Of Imam Mahdi As The Avenger Of Imam Hussein

description: Purpose: This article attempts to deal with the events that took place during the advent (reappearance) of Imam Mahdi, the Savior of all the worlds. In fact, in this article, we will discuss the forces that will join him when the Imam of the time appears, and above all, with Imam Hussein and how globalization can pave the way for Imam Mahdi's world revolution. Also, this research was conducted to answer and clarify three questions that stated in the Introduction section.Methods: We performed our methods in 4 stages: Identifying studies, Selection of Studies, Collating Studies, Reporting results.Results: One of the reasons why the Imam of the Age (Imam Mahdi) rises is because of the killing of Imam Hussein, and God has made a firm promise that he will take revenge on any of the perpetrators who led this incident by Imam Mahdi. Imam Hussein also states that the basis of his rising was inviting people to the Quran and the Prophet's Sunnah.Conclusion: God helps Imam Mahdi and Jesus Christ to establish divine government on earth, and this is accepted by Muslims and Christians. Dread and terror, as part of Imam Mahdi's power, will move in advance of his soldiers. Imam Mahdi will appear with the aim of reforming humanity and spreading justice in the world. We hope this article will take an important step in acquainting people with Imam Mahdi and Jesus Christ and paving the ground for their reappearance.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-29z-vr7s
title: Interview MAGWOC-26 on the global financial architecture

description: We covered IMF issues as well as wider questions of global financial liberalization. In addition, questions around Basel II in Switzerland were discussed.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zha-9ehs
title: Interview MAGWOC-37 on global financial architecture

description: MAGWOC-37 works on G20 and IMF issues at the South African Reserve Bank. The interview discusses the role of South Africa in the global financial architecture, discussions in the G20, and discussions on crisis resolution within the IMF.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xc7-2k2e
title: Interview MAGWOC-38 on South African economy

description: MAGWOC-38 is responsible for monitoring the international economy for the South African Reserve Bank. We discussed the integration and liberalisation of the South African economy and the participation of the Reserve Bank in international forums (specifically the BIS).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x94-f4dj
title: Interview MAGWOC-47 on banking supervision

description: MAGWOC-47 works on banking supervision at the Central Bank of Argentina. We discussed banking supervision and the implementation of Basel II in Argentina.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zxw-przt
title: Interview MAGWOC-57 on Brazil in global financial governance

description: MAGWOC-57 work in the International Relations department of the Banco Central do Brazil and where closely involved in discussions on reforms of the Bretton Woods institutions and IMF crisis resolution.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zhv-x89j
title: Interview MAGWOC-59 on banking supervision in Brazil

description: MAGWOC-59 was closely involved with banking supervision and financial regulation in Brazil and provided insights into the developments around the implementation of Basel II in Brazil.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xw5-u2f3
title: Interview PGvsPI-5 on global exchange markets developments

description: PGvsPI-5 has intimate knowledge of the global developments in regulation of exchanges through their work for the Fédération Internationale des Bourses de Valeurs. The interview discusses global developments, the role of IOSCO, and the demutualization and opening up of exchanges.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zck-rwrt
title: Interview PGvsPI-8 on financial services liberalisation

description: PGvsPI-8 is closely involved in the global discussions on financial services liberalization in the WTO. The interview discusses the negotiations on this topic at the global level.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zxp-79e6
title: Interview PGvsPI-43 on financial supervision

description: PGvsPI-43 plays a key role in discussions of banking supervision and wider financial regulation at the US Federal Reserve. The interview touches upon the relations between US regulators, global policymaking processes, and developments in the US markets (including desegmentation).
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xus-h6rf
title: Interview G20LAP-1 on the global financial architecture

description: G20LAP-1 has had a high-profile career in global financial policymaking since the 1980s. He held positions in the US Treasury and Executive Board of the IMF before becoming a key private sector voice in the debates on the global financial architecture and global financial regulation . As such, G20LAP-1 is able to provide extensive insights into global financial crises, policies aimed at sovereign debt resolution, the Basel process, and the global financial architecture in general.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zez-eb2x
title: Interview G20LAP-4 on sustainable finance

description: G20LAP-4 plays a key role in the activities of a civil society organisation with respect to greening finance. The interview discussed the involvement of the CSO in the debate, its main interlocutors, and current policy issues on the sustainable finance agenda.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2xq-bkuv
title: Interview G20LAP-5 on sustainable finance

description: G20LAP-5 is closely involved in the international discussions on sustainable finance. The interview discussed the main global regulatory developments in the field of sustainable finance, the characteristics of the policymaking process, and the use of climate science.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x69-9ttm
title: Financial Provisions in the Constitution of India

description: The scope of the Indian Constitution is very vast. It includes economic, social, political, as well as all aspects necessary to run the country. The Indian Constitution promises social, economic and political justice to all its citizens. Freedom of expression, belief, and worship, equality of opportunity, and dignity of the person. The brotherhood which ensures the unity of the nation is divided into three parts. One is the preamble, the second is the fundamental rights and the third is through the directive principles. Through the related article, an overview of the financial provisions of our Indian constitution has been given.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xzm-5pzk
title: Urban Displacement and Resettlement: Towards Facilitating Stakeholder Participation

description: The dataset consists of all data collected for a research on displacement and resettlement of informal settlements households in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda (doi.org.10.3990/1.9789036554596). The research focuses on the resettlement projects, either induced by disaster risks or development projects such us settlement redevelopment projects in the context of implementing the Master Plan.The entire research had four specific objectives:1. To analyse the impacts of both the urban (re)development and disaster risks induced displacement and resettlement processes on the livelihood of affected informal settlement dwellers.The dataset for this first study is already published by DANS Easy with this doi: 10.17026/dans-zvv-xtb62. To examine the governance practices in the resettlement of informal settlement dwellers and how it influences participation and local affected people’s responsesThe dataset for this second study is already published by DANS Easy with this doi: 10.17026/dans-xae-2xdw3. To analyse and integrate key stakeholders’ preferences in evaluating the suitability of potential resettlement locations4. To develop and test a planning support tool that could support collaborative resettlement site identificationThe dataset for the third and fourth objectives is published by DANS Easy with this doi:10.17026/dans-xx3-xjfn
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x3w-nhw7
title: Goods and Services Tax: Common Indian

description: France was the first country to introduce the Goods and Services Tax or GST. Currently, nearly 160 countries have imposed GST/VAT in some form or the other. Some countries have VAT as an alternative to GST. Yet, conceptually, it is a destination-based tax imposed on the consumption of goods and services. GST is a tax that replaced many indirect taxes in India. Goods and Services Tax was implemented in India from 1 July 2017. Here in India, most of the population is middle class and lower middle class where people either belong to service class or they depend on agriculture for their livelihood. In this scenario, the most important question is what is the impact of GST on the common man or the middle class family.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xvx-3sd4
title: e-RUPI and Economics

description: Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi has started digital initiatives from time to time. In the last few years, we can see that a kind of digital revolution has taken place in India. Indian citizens have become more aware of digital payment methods which is improving the standard of living. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced in the budget that India will start issuing digital currency in the financial year 2023. On 2 August 2021, Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi has launched a digital payment platform called e-RUPI Digital Platform. National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) in collaboration with Department of Financial Services (DFS), National Health Authority (NHA), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) and partner banks has launched an innovative digital solution called 'e-RUPI' The name has been given. Through this paper, what is e-rupee, its functions and its impact on the Indian economy will be studied.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xww-nm4g
title: Social background and school records of students of Prepatory Secundary and Higher Education, cohorts 1880-1881 and 1920

description: Choice of schools, school records, social and socio-cultural background.Units of observation: VHMO students
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zh6-5332
title: Four centuries of peat extraction in the North of the Netherlands, 1550-1950

description: This study focuses on the production of dry peat fuel in the northern parts of the Netherlands between 1550 and 1950. Peat digging played an important role there because in the course of four hundred years around 100,000 hectare raised bog peat and 42,000 hectare fenland peat was converted to dry peat fuel, representing a combustion value of 3.5 x 109 gigajoules. This peat was excavated from 62 raised bog areas and 11 fenland areas. An assessment is made of the importance of these various peat-bogs and fenlands, both with regard to each other and to the total picture. It also enables the categorisation into periods. Above all, in this way the contribution made by the peat digging in the northern Netherlands to the national energy supply is researched. To a lesser extent attention is paid to the distribution of dry peat fuel and its consumption.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zgr-qj98
title: Social and geographical mobility of students of Prepatory Secundary and Higher Education, cohorts 1880-1881 and 1920

description: Education, social background and mobility. Units of observation: VHMO students.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-z68-x54k
title: Veteranen Instituut, IPNV, interview 199

description: De geinterviewde werd uitgezonden naar Cambodja als geestelijk verzorger. Ze vertelt over een hevige beschieting in Stum Tring. De gesprekken die ze hield tijdens de beschietingen gaven haar het gevoel dat haar missie zin had. Ze vertelt over een noodlanding in het Rode Khmergebied onderweg naar Phnom Penh. De geïnterviewde geeft een indruk van de soorten gesprekken die ze had. Ze vertelt over seksuele intimidatie tijdens een gesprek. Ze diende hier nooit een aanklacht voor in. De intimiteit van de militairen hield ze op afstand. Hierdoor miste zij de intimiteit. In Nederland moest zij weer aan de intimiteit wennen. Haar werk was uitputtend. Ze had bijna nooit privacy of tijd voor haar zelf. Achteraf geeft ze aan dat haar werk is onderschat en dat zij teveel werkdruk had.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xbk-fg4e
title: Social, geographical and religious background and academic records of Delft students in the period 1840-1940

description: Education, social and religious background.Units of observation: students
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zfb-u4cf
title: Veteranen Instituut, IPNV, interview 56

description: Mevrouw van Brandwijk schetst haar jeugd op het Groninger platteland in de jaren ’50. Zij werd na haar middelbare schooltijd actief in de vakbeweging, en was radiomaakster en beleidsmedewerker voordat zij een opleiding tot humanistisch raadsvrouw volgde. Zij ging rond haar 30ste aan het werk bij defensie als raadsvrouw, en schetst een helder beeld van het werken als vrouw in een mannenbolwerk. In 1992 beleefde zij een uitzending in het kader van Cambo II, waarbij onder andere het werken als vrouwelijke militair bij het korps mariniers en de tegenwerking als vrouw op uitzending centraal stond.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zdk-kukp
title: Arganier plantation, Maroc Essaouira - photograph

description: Photograph of an argan tree. This photograph is part of the 'Enhanced Tashelhiyt Dictionary: Argan'.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zke-ygz3
title: The production of argan oil by traditional methods - photograph

description: Photograph of women producing argan oil. This photograph is part of the 'Enhanced Tashelhiyt Dictionary: Argan'.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-2bs-4qja
title: Agadir from the outside - photograph

description: Photograph of an 'agadir' (wall, masoned wall enclosing a town, fortress, town). This photograph is part of the 'Enhanced Tashelhiyt Dictionary: Argan.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-xsf-72pj
title: Agadir from the inside - photograph

description: Photograph of the inside of an 'agadir' (wall, masoned wall enclosing a town, fortress, town). This photograph is part of the 'Enhanced Tashelhiyt Dictionary: Argan
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x5m-cfax
title: BEWUST GEDELEET - Interviewcollectie Stichting Mondelinge Geschiedenis Indonesië, interview 1647

description: De geïnterviewde vertelt over de periode tot 1946. De geïnterviewde vertelt over haar achtergrond en gaat in op haar school en studietijd. Ze studeerde in Leiden. Ze maakte in Indië de bezettingstijd mee. Een bekende zorgde dat ze niet het kamp in hoefde, haar man had valse Duitse papieren. In 1946 vertrok de geïnterviewde naar Nederland. Haar man had ze verloren.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zkj-asyz
title: The State of University Policy for Progress in Europe

description: Empowering’ university policies improve our economies, states the recent report of Empower European Universities called The State of University Policy for progress in Europe. This report assesses the contribution of higher education policies to higher education performance and economic innovation. The main findings are summarized in a policy report, the technical report explains the data we have used and method, the country reports provide a snapshot of each one of the 32 countries.Higher education contributes to economic innovation. This study measures and compares the extent to which national governments’ policies foster this contribution across Europe. The study stresses the relevance of policies which are ‘empowering’ for higher education institutions, or in other words provide them with appropriate resources and regulatory environments.The assessment relies on quantitative scores, based on the contribution of policies regarding funding and autonomy to higher education performance in education, research and economic innovation, using non-arbitrary weights and eighteen policy indicators across 32 European countries. A large number of countries belong to a ‘middle group’ in our overall assessment, indicating a relative cohesion in Europe. Yet, substantial variations exist in terms of higher education policy in Europe, each European country having room for policy improvement.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-zar-q6xh
title: The effect of including an opt-out option in discrete choice experiments

description: Objective: to determine to what extent the inclusion of an opt-out option in a DCE may have an effect on choice behaviour and therefore might influence the attribute level estimates, the relative importance of the attributes and calculated trade-offs.Methods: 781 Dutch Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients completed a questionnaire containing nine choice tasks with an opt-out option and nice forced choice tasks. Mixed-logit models were used to estimate the relative importance of the five lifestyle program related attributes that were included. Willingness to pay (WTP) values were calculated and it was tested whether results differed between respondents who answered the choice tasks with an opt-out option in the first or second part of the questionnaire.Results: 21.4% of the respondents always opted out. Respondents who were given the opt-out option in the first part of the questionnaire as well as lower educated respondents significantly more often opted out. For both the forced and unforced choice model, different attributes showed significant estimates, the relative importance of the attributes was equal. However, due to differences in relative importance weights, the WTP values for the PA schedule differed significantly between both datasets.Conclusions: Results show differences in opting out based on the location of the opt-out option and respondents’ educational level; this resulted in small differences between the forced and unforced choice model. Since respondents seem to learn from answering forced choice tasks, a dual response design might result in higher data quality compared to offering a direct opt-out option. Future research should empirically explore how choice sets should be presented to make them as easy and less complex as possible in order to reduce the proportion of respondents that opts-out due to choice task complexity. Moreover, future research should debrief respondents to examine the reasons for choosing the opt-out alternative.
DOI: 10.17026/dans-24s-aqx5
title: Registratie, uitstroom en bestemming schoolverlaters VO-Monitor 2013

description: De VO-Monitor is gericht op schoolverlaters van het algemeen voortgezet onderwijs (HAVO, VWO) en het voorbereidend beroepsonderwijs (VMBO). Het onderzoek wordt uitgevoerd door het Researchcentrum voor Onderwijs en Arbeidsmarkt (ROA) van de Universiteit Maastricht. Met het onderzoek wordt de overgang van school naar werk dan wel het vervolgtraject in het onderwijs in kaart gebracht.De schoolverlaters worden ongeveer anderhalf jaar na het verlaten van de opleiding ondervraagd door middel van een schriftelijke/internet vragenlijst. Deze vragenlijst bestaat uit een gedeelte dat voor elke onderwijssoort identiek is en uit een variabel gedeelte waarbij de inhoud afhankelijk is van de onderwijssoort en/of de opleidingssector. Voor schoolverlaters van HAVO en VWO ligt het accent op de doorstroom naar vervolgonderwijs, waarbij vooral de aansluiting met het hoger onderwijs aan bod komt. Bij VMBO wordt vooral het bereiken van een startkwalificatie belicht alsmede de doorstroom naar de arbeidsmarkt.Databestand n.a.v. schoolverlatersenquête onder de gediplomeerde uitstroom van het AVO/VMBO (meetjaar 2013)
DOI: 10.17026/dans-x35-44sc
title: Registratie, uitstroom en bestemming schoolverlaters 2013 - BVE-Monitor 2013

description: De BVE-Monitor is gericht op schoolverlaters van de beroepsopleidende leerweg (BOL) en de beroepsbegeleidende leerweg (BBL). Met het onderzoek wordt de overgang van school naar werk dan wel het vervolgtraject in het onderwijs in kaart gebracht.De schoolverlaters worden ongeveer anderhalf jaar na het verlaten van de opleiding ondervraagd door middel van een schriftelijke/internet vragenlijst. Deze vragenlijst bestaat uit een gedeelte dat voor elke onderwijssoort identiek is en uit een variabel gedeelte waarbij de inhoud afhankelijk is van de onderwijssoort en/of de opleidingssector. Bij de BVE-Monitor ligt de nadruk met name op het vervolgonderwijs en de intrede op de arbeidsmarkt.Databestand n.a.v. schoolverlatersenquête onder de gediplomeerde uitstroom van het BVE (meetjaar 2013).