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253. Staat, markt en migrant. De regulering van arbeidsmigratie naar Nederland 1945-2006

Author

Groenendijk, C.A., Böcker, A.G.M., Lange, T. de, Groenendijk, C.A., Böcker, A.G.M., and Lange, T. de

Abstract

RU Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, 28 augustus 2007, Promotor : Groenendijk, C.A. Co-promotor : Böcker, A.G.M., Contains fulltext : 37492.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access), Tesseltje de Lange gaat in haar proefschrift in op zestig jaar (1945-2006) politieke, ambtelijke en maatschappelijke debatten over de vraag hoe de komst van arbeidsmigranten in Nederland moest worden geregeld. Op basis van onder meer archiefonderzoek en interviews wordt duidelijk hoe de verhoudingen zijn veranderd tussen de staat, werkgeversorganisaties, vakbonden en migranten. Dit onderzoek laat zien dat er binnen de overheid een ambtelijke strijd gaande is geweest tussen de ministeries van Sociale Zaken en Justitie over de toelating van arbeidsmigranten. Wel veranderden de debatten over de regelgeving omdat de vakbonden zich begin jaren zeventig tegen nieuwe arbeidsmigratie keerden en de bescherming van de nationale arbeidsmarkt de mantra van Sociale Zaken en de vakbonden werd. Maar op dat uitgangspunt werden, ter bevordering van de Nederlandse concurrentiepositie of bij gebrek aan nationaal arbeidsaanbod, in overleg met werkgevers zoveel uitzonderingen gemaakt dat die vervolgens regel werden. Aan de hand van case studies over de IT-sector en de zorgsector besteedt De Lange verder aandacht aan de mate waarin de regels onderscheid maken naar nationaliteit, klasse en gender van de arbeidsmigrant.

Published
2007

254. Migration into the Netherlands

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Casasnovas, G.L. i, Lange, T. de, Casasnovas, G.L. i, and Lange, T. de

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2007

256. Arbeidsmigratie

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Kuijer, A., Lange, T. de, Kuijer, A., and Lange, T. de

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Published
2005

259. Tekst en Commentaar Wet arbeid vreemdeling

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Heijden P.F. van der, Lange, T. de, Berg, I.H. van den, Heijden P.F. van der, Lange, T. de, and Berg, I.H. van den

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Published
2004

261. Wet arbeid vreemdelingen

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Kuijer, E., Lange, T. de, Kuijer, E., and Lange, T. de

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Published
2002

262. Wet arbeid vreemdelingen

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Heijden, P.F. van der, Berg, I.H. van den, Lange, T. de, Heijden, P.F. van der, Berg, I.H. van den, and Lange, T. de

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Published
2002

263. Buitenlandse werknemers

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Lange, T. de and Lange, T. de

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Published
2001

272. Standardization and Quality of Endoscopy Text Reports in Ulcerative Colitis

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Lange, T. de

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BACKGROUND AND STUDY AIMS: The text report is the primary tool for documenting endoscopic findings but there is no consensus on the content and structure of these reports. Therefore, at four Norwegian hospitals, the content of endoscopy reports concerning ulcerative colitis was assessed. Quality indices for the medical history of active ulcerative colitis and endoscopic signs of inflammation were determined, as well as technical items in the report. The effect of structured compared with free-text reporting was evaluated.[nl] Materials and Methods: Endoscopy reports in 445 cases of ulcerative colitis were retrieved. Two of the hospitals used a semi-structured computerized documentation system, and two hospitals used transcription-based free-text reports. RESULTS: A substantial amount of information was missing in the majority of the reports. Individual endoscopic signs of inflammation were defined in 27 % - 77 % of the reports. Various clinical symptoms of active ulcerative colitis were defined in 1 % - 44 % of the reports. We observed a reminder effect of structured systems in that they prompted more informative reports. There was a tendency towards better free-text documentation in the transcription-based systems than in the free text of the semi-structured ones.[nl] CONCLUSIONS: There is a potential for improving the content, completeness and standardization of endoscopy reports. Standardization efforts may be a part of the solution.

Published
2003

274. Analysis of cosmid clones of nuclear DNA from Trypanosome brucei shows that the genes for variant surface glycoproteins are clustered in the genome.

Author

Valerio, D. (Dinko), Lange, T. de, Borst, P. (Piet), Grosveld, F.G. (Frank), Ploeg, L.H.T. van der, Valerio, D. (Dinko), Lange, T. de, Borst, P. (Piet), Grosveld, F.G. (Frank), and Ploeg, L.H.T. van der

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Trypanosoma brucei contains more than a hundred genes coding for the different variant surface glycoproteins (VSGs). Activation of some of these genes involves the duplication of the gene (the basic copy or BC) and transposition of the duplicate to an expression site (yielding the expression-linked copy or ELC). We have cloned large fragments of genomic DNA in cosmid vectors in Escherichia coli. Cosmids containing the BCs of genes 117, 118 and 121 were readily obtained, but DNA containing the ELCs was strongly selected against in the cosmid and plasmid cloning systems used. We have analysed the distribution of VSG genes in the genome using probes for the sequences at the edges of the transposed segment which are partially homologous among these genes. In genomic cosmid clone banks, about 9% of all colonies hybridize with probes from the 5'- and 3'-edges of the transposed segment, showing that these sequences are linked in the genome. Moreover, the 117 and 118 BC cosmids contain several additional putative VSG genes in tandem, as deduced from hybridization and sequence analyses. We conclude that the VSG genes are highly clustered and share common sequences at the borders of the transposed segment.

Published
1982

277. Ervaringen en toekomstperspectieven van werkgevers

Author

Hoorn, A.A.J. van, Werner, L.M., Beckers, P.J., Lange, T. de, and Böcker, A.G.M.

Subjects
Institute for Management Research
Abstract

Contains fulltext : 290452.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)

Published
2023

278. Recht doen of recht hebben: een analyse van de rechten van de migrant op bescherming door de staat tegen arbeidsuitbuiting

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Lodder, G.G., Rodrigues, P.R., Heijden, P.F. van der, Rijken, C.R.J.J., Lange, T. de, Leun, J.P. van der, Erkens, M.Y.H.G., Klaassen, M.A.K., and Leiden University

Subjects
Free movement of persons, Human trafficking, Human rights, Labour exploitation, Migration of third country nationals, Labour migration
Abstract

Labour exploitation of migrants is a serious problem worldwide, also in Europe and in the Netherlands. Since the entry into force of the Palermo Protocol (2000), labour exploitation has been regarded as a form of the criminal offense of human trafficking. This means that the approach is largely aimed at the most serious forms of exploitation and at criminal prosecution of the perpetrators. The legal position of the victims is subordinate to the criminal proceedings. This study focuses on the rights of migrants to protection against labour exploitation; in the EU and in the Netherlands in particular. Labour exploitation is herein defined as a violation of labour standards laid down in different jurisdictions. Based on an analysis of human rights, criminal law, the right to free movement of persons and migration law for third country nationals, how protection is offered to migrants against labour exploitation. The research identifies the rights that migrants can derive from these four jurisdictions and analyses how access to these rights are facilitated by the state. Due to this combination of aspects, this study contributes to increasing insight into migrant's rights to protection against labour exploitation by the state.

Published
2022

279. Money Matters in Migration. A Synthetic Approach

Author

de Lange, T., Maas, W., Schrauwen, A., ACELG (FdR), Lange, T. de, Maas, W., and Schrauwen, A.

Subjects
Centre for Migration Law, Centrum voor Migratierecht
Abstract

This chapter introduces the reader to the book. It first describes the overall purpose of the book that brings together eighteen chapters that use money as a lens to address a wide range of cases from different disciplinary perspectives. Taken together its chapters balance empirical and theoretical work and use multiple methods. While the book does not force an overarching theoretical framework, it aims to facilitate overarching engagement and to encourage new multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research into the role of money and resources on migration. Secondly, the chapter describes how aims, actors, and instruments are three important elements of analysis that return implicitly or explicitly in the individual chapters. It gives examples of how the lens of money can bring new insights to each of these elements in blurring formal distinctions. Thirdly, the chapter introduces the three parts of the book: migration, participation, and citizenship. It explains the choice for these three parts and how and why the distinct chapters connect under each part.

Published
2021

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