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NAME:PhD defence V.M. Cozijn
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SUMMARY:PhD defence V.M. Cozijn
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <html> <body> <p>Het geweldmonopolie van
  de Staat der Nederlanden</p> <p>The aim of the research in this thes
 is is to determine whether the legislation and regulations concerning
  the monopoly on the use of force in the Netherlands meet the require
 ments set for it in a democratic constitutional state. This research 
 into the monopoly on the use of force of the State of the Netherlands
 , that is, both the Netherlands in Europe and the Netherlands in the 
 Caribbean (Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba), focuses exclusively on 
 the use of force in the relationship between the state and the citize
 n. This research has a legal-dogmatic approach and is divided into fo
 ur parts: Part I, The monopoly on the use of force and the democratic
  constitutional state; Part II, Powers to use of force in the Netherl
 ands; and Part III, Instructions on the use of force. The research is
  concluded with the final consideration (Part IV). In this part, the 
 results found in Parts II and III are compared with the normative fra
 mework established in Part I. This leads to findings, conclusions, an
 d recommendations.</p><p>More information on the <a href="https://hdl
 .handle.net/1871.1/275413f0-0830-46a2-a216-d1a07d8d22b0" data-new-win
 dow="true" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">thesis</a></p> <
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DESCRIPTION: The aim of the research in this thesis is to determine wh
 ether the legislation and regulations concerning the monopoly on the 
 use of force in the Netherlands meet the requirements set for it in a
  democratic constitutional state. This research into the monopoly on 
 the use of force of the State of the Netherlands, that is, both the N
 etherlands in Europe and the Netherlands in the Caribbean (Bonaire, S
 int Eustatius and Saba), focuses exclusively on the use of force in t
 he relationship between the state and the citizen. This research has 
 a legal-dogmatic approach and is divided into four parts: Part I, The
  monopoly on the use of force and the democratic constitutional state
 ; Part II, Powers to use of force in the Netherlands; and Part III, I
 nstructions on the use of force. The research is concluded with the f
 inal consideration (Part IV). In this part, the results found in Part
 s II and III are compared with the normative framework established in
  Part I. This leads to findings, conclusions, and recommendations. Mo
 re information on the <a href="https://hdl.handle.net/1871.1/275413f0
 -0830-46a2-a216-d1a07d8d22b0" data-new-window="true" target="_blank" 
 rel="noopener noreferrer">thesis</a> Het geweldmonopolie van de Staat
  der Nederlanden
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