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De zeven praktijken: ongemak in de boardroom
Get PDFDit eerste deel introduceert het project Verdiepte Governance en beschrijft hoe ongemak in de boardroom ontstaat door de spanning tussen persoonlijke waarden en institutionele verwachtingen. Via participatief actieonderzoek met commissarissen en bestuurders worden zeven ‘good practices’ ontwikkeld die als hefboom fungeren voor transitie. Deze praktijken zijn meer dan instrumenten: het zijn praxis-vormen die persoonlijke en collectieve transformatie stimuleren en een nieuwe cultuur in de boardroom mogelijk make
Kritische Theorie des Autos:Vom Resonanzobjekt zum Verblendungszusammenhang
No full textThe theory of resonance has become a new paradigm in social philosophy. However, mostly it portraits entities we resonate with as good in themselves, leaving the lacuna of 'bad resonance' to be explored. The paper uses cars as an example that shows how the intensense resonance many people feel with these machines obstructs the transformation of our societies towards a more equitable, sustainable and healthy society. It builds towards a theory of materialised ideology
De kracht van eenzaamheid:Hoe eenzaamheid ons uitdaagt en in beweging zet
No full textEenzaamheid is vaak omgeven met schaamte en taboe. Toch zijn er maar weinig gevoelens zo universeel als eenzaamheid. Het is een normaal aspect van het leven dat iedereen wel eens ervaart. Eenzaamheid kent veel vormen en schakeringen, variërend van tijdelijk psychisch ongemak tot een chronische situatie die onoplosbaar lijkt en gepaard gaat met gevoelens van zinloosheid en vervreemding. De kern is een pijnlijk gemis aan verbondenheid. Een gemis aan hechte relaties met een partner, familie of vrienden, een gemis aan inbedding in een breder netwerk met gelijkgestemden, of een gemis aan maatschappelijke waardering en erkenning. In De kracht van eenzaamheid verkent Anja Machielse de complexe aard van eenzaamheid en hoe we daarmee om kunnen gaan. Aan de hand van persoonlijke verhalen, laat ze zien dat eenzaamheid een krachtige emotie is die ons uitdaagt om na te denken over onze relaties, keuzes te maken en nieuwe wegen in te slaan. <br/
Free speech and academic freedom in higher education in the Netherlands: pedagogical challenges
No full textThe Bloomsbury Handbook of Care Ethics
No full textEmphasising the vulnerability and interdependence of humans, care ethics has emerged in recent years as a powerful alternative to dominant modes of thinking in moral philosophy. Bringing together the theoretical and applied dimensions of care ethics, this pioneering volume provides an authoritative overview of what care ethics is and the contributions it can make to pressing contemporary problems.Divided into two parts, Part I of The Bloomsbury Handbook of Care Ethics traces the development of care ethics, how it interacts with other central components of moral reasoning, such as freedom and normative justification, and the ongoing discussions among care ethicists about the direction, scope and underlying mechanisms of the theory. Part II then showcases the varied contributions care ethics can make to key areas of applied philosophy and to research in the social sciences, from disability and care, medical ethics and feminist ethics to timely issues such as maternity care and public administration.With an international team of experts providing interdisciplinary approaches to care, this is the place to start if you want to gain an in-depth insight into the field of care ethics and its crucial role in addressing worldwide vulnerabilities
Arts-Based Communities Fostering Social Justice of Persons With Intellectual Disabilities :A Qualitative Interpretive Synthesis Scoping Review of Design Elements, Approaches, and Artistic Expressions
No full textThis scoping review explores the design elements, approaches, and artistic expressions of arts-based communities (ABCs) with the potential to foster social justice of individuals with intellectual disabilities. Using a qualitative, interpretive synthesis methodology, the review includes 27 peer-reviewed studies identified through a prior systematic search aligned with PRISMA guidelines and evaluated for methodological quality. Despite significant differences, ABCs share key features: cocreative collaboration, audience engagement, person-centered and improvisational methods, and expressive storytelling rooted in lived experience. These communities function not as fixed models but as relational, transformative spaces that promote narrative agency and challenge ableist norms. The findings contribute to a growing body of knowledge informing a social justice-oriented creative arts therapies praxis. It highlights how ABCs can expand the role of art therapists and other creative arts therapists beyond clinical settings, emphasizing community-based practices grounded in the social model of disability. However, challenges remain. More attention is needed to understand how individuals with intellectual disabilities experience and shape these communities and how they understand their meaning and impact in the context of social justice. Future research should center on these voices, acknowledging the diversity of lived experiences across different societal and cultural contexts
Psychotherapy for Prolonged and Traumatic Grief:A Guide for Mental Health Professionals
No full textPsychotherapy for Prolonged and Traumatic Grief integrates evidence-based, cognitive-behavioral treatment interventions for prolonged grief disorder (PGD), posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and depressive disorder. These interventions can be applied in bereaved people following different types of traumatic loss, including those bereaved by suicide or disasters, military veterans, first responders, refugees, and others.This groundbreaking volume is an ambitious and essential first: a truly global integration of scholarly perspectives on prolonged and traumatic grief. Covering all age groups with remarkable sensitivity, it is the go-to guide for mental health practitioners worldwide. From precise, state-of-the-art diagnostic planning to nuanced, culturally sensitive implementation of evidence-based interventions, the book empowers clinicians to assist people with prolonged and traumatic grief. By seamlessly integrating cognitive behavioral and meaning-oriented approaches, it provides a comprehensive and compassionate framework for prevention and treatment
