Keyphrases
Academic Background
9%
Apologizing
9%
Arnhem
9%
Aven
9%
Birth Parents
9%
Burgers
14%
Care Needs
14%
Care Receivers
9%
Care-dependent
9%
Caregiver Strain
9%
Caregivers
22%
Caregiving
12%
Carers
12%
Civic Initiatives
14%
Civil Courts
24%
Civil Litigation
11%
Collectivist Culture
9%
Colonial History
9%
Colonial Period
12%
Competing Frames
9%
COVID-19
19%
Dementia
25%
Dementia Care
22%
Dependent People
9%
Developmental Disabilities
12%
Dignity
13%
Disability
12%
Divide-and-conquer
9%
Dutch
91%
Eigen
28%
Empirical Ethics
11%
Ethnographic Study
11%
Europe
13%
Experience of Care
12%
Family Caregivers
22%
Family Members
57%
Feeling Rules
11%
Foster Care
9%
Foster children
9%
Foster Parents
9%
Global Survey
19%
Group Homes
11%
Hang-up
9%
Health Problems
23%
Historical Injustice
19%
Human Rights Violations
14%
Humanism
14%
In Care
9%
Individual Coping
9%
Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
19%
Informal Care
13%
Intellectual Disability
18%
Intersectional
9%
Justice
35%
Knowledge Production
12%
Lawsuit
9%
Legal Decisions
9%
Lernen
9%
Lived Experience
11%
Ludwig Wittgenstein
11%
Migrant Women
9%
Migration Background
32%
Mixed Origin
9%
Modern Economy
9%
Moralization
9%
Negative Reactivity
9%
Netherlands
87%
Nijmegen
9%
Normativity
9%
Oral History
19%
Paid Staff
19%
Parent-child Relationship
9%
People with Intellectual Disabilities
50%
Political Mobilization
9%
Politics
9%
Postcolonial
14%
Practitioner Perspectives
14%
Psychiatrie
19%
Rapport
9%
Rehabilitation Trajectory
9%
Relational View
9%
Religious Difference
9%
Same-sex Attraction
9%
Sense of Coherence
9%
Slavery
19%
Social Assistance
9%
Social Dilemma
9%
Social Enterprise
9%
Social Inclusion
38%
Social Interaction
12%
Social Work
12%
Social Workers
22%
Staff Perceptions
19%
Statute of Limitations
14%
Theories of Rights
9%
Transitional Justice
9%
Utrecht
15%
Voluntary Initiatives
9%
Well-being
19%
Work Integration Social Enterprise
9%
Social Sciences
Autonomy
12%
Case Study
21%
Christians
9%
Civics
28%
Civil Court
22%
Civil Society
9%
Climate Change
9%
Company
9%
Consumers
8%
Courts
9%
Decision Making
5%
Disability Studies
9%
Domestic Violence
9%
Dutch
100%
Emotions
9%
Empirical Research
9%
Enterprises
9%
Ethnographic Study
12%
Family Member
24%
Focus Group
24%
Foster Care
9%
Foster Child
9%
Foster Parent
9%
Framing
9%
Gymnastics
9%
Historical Reenactment
9%
Human Rights
12%
Intelligentsia
18%
Justice
44%
Labor Market
6%
Legal Decision
9%
Lived Experience
8%
Migration Background
9%
Moral Dilemmas
9%
Morality
16%
Moralization
9%
Multiple Disabilities
19%
Narrative
19%
Normativity
9%
Professional Occupations
11%
Professional Responsibility
9%
Public Issues
9%
Public Utilities
9%
Rhetoric
9%
Russia
9%
Sense of Coherence
9%
Social Dilemma
9%
Social Integration
6%
Social Interaction
19%
Social Policy
19%
Social Relationships
8%
Social Services
13%
Social Workers
35%
Sport
9%
Systematic Review
9%
Systems Theory
6%
Target Groups
9%
Tort Law
6%
Wellbeing
9%
Arts and Humanities
Arnhem
9%
Axe
9%
Benin
9%
Biography
9%
Case Study
6%
Climate Change
9%
Colloquium
9%
Colonial history
12%
Colonial Pasts
16%
Color Line
9%
Common Good
12%
Conception
9%
Conceptual
8%
Dilemma
9%
Disability Studies
9%
Discourse
11%
Débat
12%
Empirical
22%
Empirical ethics
11%
Engagement
9%
Entangled history
9%
Epistemic
9%
Ethical Analysis
9%
Ethnographic Study
12%
Europe
19%
Framing
8%
Governmentality
6%
Hearing Impairment
9%
Human Rights
9%
Humanistic Study
9%
Idealism
9%
Immanuel Kant
9%
Initiative
9%
Injustice
9%
Intellectual Disability
30%
Intellectuals
9%
Intrinsic
6%
Kants
9%
Knowledge Production
12%
Limitations
11%
Literature
5%
Literature Review
9%
Living beings
6%
Majority
19%
Medical
9%
Memory Culture
9%
Moral
16%
Moralization
9%
Natural Law
6%
Netherlands Indies
9%
Normative
14%
Normativity
9%
North Africa
9%
Ontological
14%
Oral History
9%
Political Mobilization
9%
Post-colonial
17%
Private Property
6%
Racial
14%
Racial Category
9%
racist
9%
Rapport
12%
Recente
9%
Renewals
9%
royal
9%
Scholars
8%
Shell
9%
Subjective
9%
theorists
9%
Transitional Justice
9%
Utrecht
9%
Victims
9%
Virginity
6%
Wittgenstein
12%