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Fratric, P. (author), Sileno, G. (author), van Engers, T. (author), Klous, S. (author)
The financial sector continues to experience wide digitalization; the resulting transactional activity creates large amounts of data, in principle enabling public and private actors to better understand the social domain they operate on, possibly facilitating the design of interventions to reduce illegal activity. However, the adversarial nature...
conference paper 2022
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Fratric, P. (author), Sileno, G. (author), Van Engers, T. (author), Klous, S. (author)
With the uptake of digital services in public and private sectors, the formalization of laws is attracting increasing attention. Yet, non-compliant fraudulent behaviours (money laundering, tax evasion, etc.) - practical realizations of violations of law - remain very difficult to formalize, as one does not know the exact formal rules that define...
conference paper 2022
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Raaijmakers, F. (author), Klein Velderman, M. (author)
This article presents results of an evaluation of two local initiatives to support preventive youth healthcare services. Youth mental health specialists were appointed by the municipalities of Nijmegen and Renkum with the aim of 1) strengthening collaboration within the social domain (i.e., school, youth mental healthcare, social team, general...
article 2020
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Theunissen, M.H.C. (author), Dijkshoorn, J.J. (author), Klein Velderman, M. (author)
The municipalities are responsible for all youth care services since the implementation of the new Youth Act (2015). Consequently, they are responsible for early detection and treatment of psychosocial problems in children. General Practitioners (GP’s) and preventive child healthcare professionals are the first port of call for psychosocial...
article 2018
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