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How Long Unemployed?

The Leibniz Center was involved in building the web site hoelangwerkloos.nl (“How long unemployed”) together with the Hugo Sinzheimner Institute of our University.
People can use it to calculate how many days on average an employee with certain qualifications will be unemployed after losing his job. It also gives the chance the employee has to find new payed work. This is of importance for the estimated damages that someone can claim after unjustified dismissal.

Add comment December 10th, 2012

IMPACT project

Integrated Method for Policy Making Using Argument Modelling and Computer Assisted Text Analysis

IMPACT is a European Framework 7 project (Grant Agreement No 247228) in the ICT for Governance and Policy Modeling theme (ICT-2009.7.3). The project began January 1, 2010 and will run for three years.

Website: http://www.policy-impact.eu/

1 comment February 22nd, 2010

WODC: ICT & Legislation

Research into amendments and consolidated legislation for the Ministry of Justice.

Continue Reading Add comment April 17th, 2008

AGILE project

The NWO Jacquard sponsored project AGILE is targeted at the development of a design method, distributed service architecture and support tools that enable organisations to better govern their legislation and regulation based information services within in a networked environment.

Continue Reading 1 comment February 18th, 2008

DALOS

Drafting Legislation with Ontology-based Support

Continue Reading Add comment September 16th, 2007

The LVO project

The Leibniz Center for Law is part of the consortium that won the open tender for the
development of the national online all-in-one service for environmental permits
(Landelijke Voorziening Omgevingsloket, or LVO) in the Netherlands.

Continue Reading Add comment September 6th, 2007

EUROHELP

The construction of a shell for building Intelligent Help Systems for Information Processing Systems (i.e. interactive computer programs). Using tools and following a methodology, designers of future Help Systems should fill the shell with the information about the specific application (e.g. a text editor, database system, or graphics program).

For more information: http://www.leibnizcenter.org/~winkels/eurohelp.html

Add comment April 27th, 2007

Seal

Smart Environment for Assisting the Drafting and Debating of Legislation

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BSIK project : Geogov

Investigating the consequences for public administration of standardization and digitalization in the Spatial area of local government in the Netherlands.

Continue Reading Add comment December 13th, 2006