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Welcome to the Law and Ethics LibGuide
This LibGuide is aimed at Bachelor students of the Hotel Management School Leeuwarden (HMSL) and provides information of the mandatory and recommended literature for the Law and Ethics expertise, as well as resources for legal learning and research throughout the bachelor programme.
The LibGuide has been carefully reviewed and covers both print and electronic sources which students can use to successfully complete their formative assessments or enhance their understanding of the course. While the LibGuide has been structured per semester-theme, it also contains other information which students might find of use as they navigate their Design Challenges.
“The end of law is not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom. For in all the states of created beings capable of law, where there is no law, there is no freedom.”
John Locke
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Judicial System in the Netherlands:
If you have migrated to the Netherlands from another EU country or if you are working or studying in the Netherlands temporarily, you may come in contact with the Dutch judicial system. On this page you will find an overview of the information about the Dutch judicial system and legal proceedings in English.
The Dutch Judiciary wants to contribute to strengthening the judiciary in the Netherlands and abroad. The Judiciary does this by further expanding cooperation in those countries where the judiciary is under pressure, but also by coordinating efforts in European networks. In addition, Dutch legal experts support judicial organizations under pressure through a strategically appointed position. Through this international cooperation, the Dutch Judiciary can also learn from abroad and, when necessary, formulate a national policy to protect and strengthen the Dutch judiciary.
In international cooperation, the Judiciary focuses on two themes: the rule of law and quality.
The Social and Economic Council of the Netherlands (SER) is an advisory body in which employers, employees and independent experts (Crown-appointed members) work together to reach agreement on key social and economic issues.
The SER advises the Dutch government and Parliament on social and economic policy. It also facilitates agreements. Examples are the creation of the Dutch Energy Agreement for Sustainable Growth and various agreements on international responsible business conduct. In addition, the SER carries out administrative tasks, for example to promote employee participation.
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