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Professionele besluitvorming

Boekbespreking van: Spierts, M., Pelt, M. van, Rest, E. van & Verweij, S. (2017). Visie en vakbekwaamheid maken het verschil: over professionele besluitvorming in het sociaal werk. Utrecht: Movisie

Fundamentele rechten

Mensenrechten krijgen steeds meer aandacht in Nederland op lokaal niveau, zo ook binnen het sociaal werk. Met de transities in het sociale domein en de daarbij veranderende rol van de sociaal werker kunnen mensenrechten een handzaam perspectief bieden. Hoe komen sociaal werkers in hun werk in aanraking met mensenrechten? En hoe wordt er nagedacht over de toepassing van mensenrechten binnen het sociaal werk?

Superdiversiteit en Transmigratie

Twee boekbesprekingen: Geldof, D. (2013). Superdiversiteit: Hoe migratie onze samenleving verandert. Leuven/ Den Haag: Acco. en Schrooten, M., Withaeckx, S., Geldof, D. & Lavent, M. (2015). Transmigratie: Hulp verlenen in een wereld van superdiversiteit. Leuven/Den Haag: Acco.

Politiek

Boekbespreking van: Mouffe, Ch. (2008). Over het politieke. Kampen/Kapelle: Klement/Pelckmans. (148 pp.)

The Role of the Supply Chain as Decision-Factor for Online Cross- Border Trade-Expansion

from the article: Web-shop entrepreneurs generally overlook success factors during the expansion process of applying cross-border trade, resulting in failure or even high financial losses. The solution to this issue may be a decision supporting model, that supports SME web-shop entrepreneurs in their cross border decision-making. Thuiswinkel.org, the industry organisation for web-shops in The Netherlands, actively supports the cross-border information requirements of these entrepreneurs by supporting knowledge on the marketing factors that influence the cross-border decision. This research focusses on identifying a decision supporting model answering the question: How does the supply chain as factor relate to other decisive factors used by web-shop entrepreneurs in their cross-border trade-expansion decision? The model has been developed through three research steps: semi-unstructured interviews to find the first indication for decision factors, literature research to develop contours of a decision supporting model, and an online survey to test the initial model found. To determine a weight to the factors, the KANO-model is used from a customer satisfaction viewpoint. The conceptual model shows that ‘supply chain partner(s)’, is a necessary basic factor to consider during the cross-border trade-expansion decision. However, customer satisfaction as operational logistics service determines the success of the cross-border trade-expansion.

The Influence of Business Process Maturity on Managerial Behaviour