In recent years, indications emerged that the assumption of self-efficacy in the Dutch Legal Aid Law might have been an impediment for accessing subsidised legal aid for citizens who suffered from the childcare benefits situation. The temporar

The quest for implementation: a conversation with Fanni Gyurko

Dec 17th, 2023 20m 49s

The elimination and the regulation of informal payments in the state-funded health care sector is an on-going policy fiasco in the post-socialist Hungary. Fanni Gyurko analysed patients’ and doctors’ perceptions regarding the state regulation

The quest for implementation: a conversation with David Barrett

Dec 12th, 2023 23m 50s

In England and Wales, the implementation of equality and human rights norms has been lacking. Through semi-structured interviews, David Barrett explores the legal consciousness of individuals responsible for the implementation of these norms i

The quest for implementation: a conversation with Lucas Michael Haitsma

Dec 12th, 2023 27m 23s

In the Netherlands, social security organizations employ algorithmic profiling technologies to combat fraud, but the use of these tools poses risks of algorithmic discrimination. This episode explores how the use of algorithmic profiling techn

The quest for implementation: a conversation with Koen Migchelbrink

Dec 8th, 2023 26m 28s

How to shift blame for the childcare benefits affair? In the aftermath of the childcare benefits affair, elected officials, parliamentarians, public officials and the judiciary engaged in blame games to deal with, shift, and minimize their own

The quest for implementation: a conversation with Maarten Bouwmeester

Dec 8th, 2023 21m 47s

In recent years, there have been multiple 'system failures' in the domain of automated social security enforcement across welfare states. The Dutch childcare benefits scandal is an especially alarming example, among other reasons because of the

Introducing Season 4 and your hosts

Dec 3rd, 2023 11m 18s

Season 4 of the podcast Law in Action revolves around this year’s special issue, “The quest for implementation: can governments still get things done?”, of the Journal of Empirical Research on Law in Action (Recht der Werkelijkheid). In this e

Access to Justice in a digital era: a conversation with Anne Janssen.

Feb 2nd, 2023 13m 26s

During the first 6 weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic the hearings of (urgent) family cases continued with the use of telephones, Skype or in hybrid format. This created all kinds of participation challenges. Anne Janssen examines to what extent li

Access to Justice in a digital era: a conversation with Lisa Pelssers.

Feb 2nd, 2023 15m 26s

In Belgium, the Central Solvency Register (RegSol) was launched within the commercial courts in 2017. Lisa Pelssers, together with Christophe Dubois researched how RegSol was designed and developed within the commercial courts and the impact it

Access to Justice in a digital era: a conversation with Marieke Dubelaar.

Jan 26th, 2023 12m 54s

The COVID-19 pandemic had an impact on everyone in a way nobody could have predicted and the judicial system was no exception. Marieke Dubelaar, together with María Bruquetas-Callejo and Karen Geerstema, analysed the role of the lawyer in crimi

Access to Justice in a digital era: a conversation with Carolyn McKay.

Jan 26th, 2023 24m 32s

In Australia, psychiatric and psychological clinical assessments have seen an increased digitalisation process. Researcher Carolyn McKay examines how digitalisation processes in the criminal justice system are altering modes of conducting clini

Access to Justice in a digital era: a conversation with Julia Dahlvik.

Jan 19th, 2023 13m 1s

Citizens can complain about maladministration or mistreatment by public bodies at the public ombuds. In a multi-method study, Julia Dahlvik studied the different ways citizens can file a complaint and the importance ombuds institutions worldwid

Access to Justice in a digital era: a conversation with Stine Pillgaard Perner Nielsen.

Jan 19th, 2023 19m 36s

Personal assistance in a world of digitalised public services is important. Stine Piilgaard Porner Nielsen, together with Ole Hammerslev, analysed the role of digitalisation from a bottom-up perspective as they zoom in on socially marginalised

Access to Justice in a digital era: a conversation with Marijke ter Voert

Jan 11th, 2023 20m

Developments in digital technologies have induced profound changes in the way legal services and legal dispute resolution bodies operate. However, little is known about how the use of digital technologies in the field of law affects access to j

Access to Justice in a digital era: introducing Season 3 and your hosts.

Jan 11th, 2023 5m 19s

Season 3 of the podcast Law in Action revolves around this year’s special issue, “Access to Justice in a digital era”, of the Journal of Empirical Research on Law in Action (Recht der Werkelijkheid). In this episode you will meet your hosts: Pa

Roldynamiek binnen juridische professies: in gesprek met Marijke ter Voert (2.4)

Nov 24th, 2021 16m 1s

Vreemdelingenrechters zijn vooral pragmatisch omgegaan met de van hogerhand opgelegde coronamaatregelen. Onderzoeker Marijke ter Voert laat zien dat er tussen rechters onderling verschil van inzicht en aanpak bestond over hoe precies aan die co

Roldynamiek binnen juridische professies: in gesprek met Klaske de Jong (2.3)

Nov 24th, 2021 16m 11s

Als gevolg van de nieuwe professionele standaarden voor de bestuursrechter is de verwachting dat ook gemachtigden van bestuursorganen zich ter zitting flexibeler en inschikkelijker opstellen en meehelpen te zoeken naar een oplossing van het v

Roldynamiek binnen juridische professies: in gesprek met Arnt Mein (2.2)

Nov 24th, 2021 18m 29s

De klassieke juridische adviseursrol waarin de overheidsjurist met enige regelmaat aan de bel moet trekken omdat een besluit niet aan rechtmatigheidseisen voldoet, verschuift langzaam aan in de richting van een meer instrumentele rolinvulling,

Roldynamiek binnen juridische professies: in gesprek met Eline Linthorst (2.1)

Nov 24th, 2021 16m 57s

Maatwerk bieden is tegenwoordig een belangrijk uitgangspunt bij de uitvoering van wetgeving. Maar hoe komen professionals van een open norm naar concrete uitvoering? Onderzoeker Eline Linthorst bespreekt de ‘regelparadox’ van de Wet Maatschappe

Corona & Recht - In gesprek met Tobias Arnoldussen & Frans van Dijk. (1.2)

Dec 3rd, 2020 31m 18s

Wie heeft er recht op een bed in het ziekenhuis en wie niet? En welke impact heeft de corona crisis op de rechtspleging, en de toegang tot het recht voor burgers en bedrijven? Dit zijn de twee onderwerpen van het tweede deel van de podcast. Rec

Corona & Recht - In gesprek met Edwin Kruisbergen, Marco Haas & Roel Pieterman (1.1)

Dec 3rd, 2020 29m 42s

Welke impact heeft de corona crisis op de criminaliteitscijfers? En: pakken de maatregelen om de crisis te beheersen niet erger uit dan de crisis zelf, en hoe bepaal je dat? Dit zijn de twee onderwerpen van het eerste deel van de podcast. Recht

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