The leader as captain: Varen in de mist
The leader as captain: Varen in de mist
On August 24, Prof Lidewey van der Sluis presented the first copy of her book to Hugo de Jonge, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public health, Welfare, and Sport.
“Knowing versus being able to: competence in leadership”
“Knowing versus being able to: competence in leadership”
Bas Kodden has been appointed professor of Leadership and Management Development at Nyenrode Business University.
The third success factor in freeing districts of natural gas
The third success factor in freeing districts of natural gas
In the following years, many changes are coming to the residential environment. As a result of the climate problem, which has led to the Paris Agreement, the Dutch government has set ambitious goals.
Family business more optimistic about corona crisis consequences
Family business more optimistic about corona crisis consequences
Many family businesses come out of the corona crisis stronger than they thought they would at the beginning of the crisis.
"Local Culture and regulations determine responsible approach to ready-made garment industry in Bangladesh"
"Local Culture and regulations determine responsible approach to ready-made garment industry in Bangladesh"
Dissertation Nika Salvetti: What factors influence Corporate Social Responsible (CSR) behaviors in the garment sector of Bangladesh?
Investors are not sufficiently protected against financial risks
Investors are not sufficiently protected against financial risks
The value of the ratings is greatly overestimated, especially when it comes to financial products that are relatively complex to understand.
"The components and mechanisms which enable HR Analytics"
"The components and mechanisms which enable HR Analytics"
John Werkhoven developed a model that shows how Business Analytics works and what is needed to use it successfully.
“OECD Guidelines grievance procedure could be improved”
“OECD Guidelines grievance procedure could be improved”
The effectiveness of the grievance procedures at National Contact Points (NCPs) of countries that endorse the OECD Guidelines could be improved.
