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Biography |
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2008-present | ||||||
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Research Director Centre for Governance Studies, The Hague Campus, Leiden University | ||||||
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1991-present | ||||||
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Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration, Leiden University, The Netherlands | ||||||
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2000 -2006 | ||||||
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Senior Researcher, Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement, Leiden, the Netherlands. | ||||||
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1990 -1991 | ||||||
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Lecturer in Public Policy; Law, Policy, and Society Program Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts | ||||||
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1987-1991 | ||||||
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Instructor/Research Associate, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts. | ||||||
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1982 -1987 | ||||||
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PhD in Urban Studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge Massachusetts, USA. (Dissertation: Virtual Institutions: Community Relations and Hospital recidivism in the Life of the Mental Patient. Advisor: Martin Rein) | ||||||
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1976-1982 | ||||||
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Executive staff member, Foundation for Educational Research, The Hague, the Netherlands. | ||||||
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Policy Science | ||||||
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» Participatory democracy and local governance | ||||||
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» Interpretive policy analysis in the fields of: urban governance, prostitution policy, social welfare. | ||||||
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» Policy implementation and the (unintended) consequences of public policy making. | ||||||
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» Comparative Prostitution Policy | ||||||
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Research Methods | ||||||
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» Qualitative interviewing and analysis of qualitative research data (“Grounded Theory”). | ||||||
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» Action research with citizens and policy makers | ||||||
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» Interpretive theory and methods. | ||||||
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» Practice theory in policy making and public administration: practical judgment, narrative and discourse analysis. | ||||||
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Extensive teaching experience in all of the above areas, with a wide variety of audiences. | ||||||
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Extensive consulting and brokering expertise in the fields of democratic governance and public administration. | ||||||
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