Leercultuur is een beleidsinstrument om de vanzelfsprekendheid van leren te vergroten in organisaties. Dit moet leiden tot meer initiatief van individuele werknemers en werkgevers om te gaan leren en zich te ontwikkelen. Gebaseerd op sociaalwetenschappelijk onderzoek komen instrumenten om leercultuur …

Fields neighboring the disciplines of kinesiology and sports science have called for more interdisciplinary work, including the adoption of critical approaches to research. This scoping review explored the degree to which critically-aligned research has developed within these disciplines. The goal was …

This paper explores the construction of self-narratives through a synthesis of two frameworks: Designing Your Life (DYL) and Theory U. Using close reading methodology, it analyzes how these approaches inform personal and professional development. The study highlights three key dimensions: doing (prototyping …

This article analyzis two Dutch experiments in which the government guarantees a job to tackle long-term unemployment. The experiment with the Melkert jobs was carried out in the 1990s. Recently the municipality of Groningen implemented a project in which long-term unemployed people are offered a so-called …

Het doel van dit onderzoek is om te achterhalen in hoeverre vlaksporen getekend met een GPS, RTS of TS kunnen worden aangevuld met de informatie verkregen uit orthofoto’s en 3D-modellen, zodat er een gedetailleerder beeld van een opgravingsvlak ontstaat waardoor er een betere interpretatie kan worden …

Over the last decade, sport and physical activity have become increasingly recognised and implemented as tools to foster social cohesion in neighbourhoods, cities and communities around Europe. As a result, numerous programmes have emerged that attempt to enhance social cohesion through a variety of …

Sport for development (SFD) initiatives have faced numerous criticisms around the focus on individual-level (micro) outcomes and lack of integration at the community (meso) and structural (macro) levels. As a result, there is growing recognition that programmes need to find ways to work with and engage …