Ampumuza, C., Duineveld, M., René Van der Duim, R. (2020) The most marginalized people in Uganda? Alternative realities of Batwa at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. World Development Perspectives 20: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.wdp.2020.100267… Read more Paper | The most marginalized people in Uganda? Alternative realities of Batwa at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. | →
Arjaan Pellis, Martijn Duineveld, Jasper de Vries en Ad Kil > https://www.tijdschriftvoorcommunicatiewetenschap.nl/inhoud/tijdschrift_artikel/CW-47-2-104/Heet-en-niet-te-blussen Inleiding Er is veel geschreven over conflicten en de wijze waarop we ze kunnen voorkomen, temperen of in… Read more Article | Heet en niet te blussen. Over conflicten die doen →
In the period of quarantine The Covid-10 crisis has isolated many people but it didn’t stop people from sharing stories about the situation and about what comes back after quarantine.… Read more Blog | Resilience, reinvention and transition during and after quarantine | By Kristof Van Assche , Martijn Duineveld, S. Jeff Birchall, Leith Deacon, Raoul Beunen, Monica Gruezmacher, and Daan Boezeman →
While policy and planning are always complicated, even for a turtle, complexity theory still has much to say about ways to manage systems of governance and their physical environments. Happy… Read more Book chapter | →
This paper presents a novel framework for analyzing the formation and effects of strategies in environmental governance. It combines elements of management studies, strategy as practice thinking, social systems theory… Read more Paper | Rethinking strategy in environmental governance →
Five years after the publication our book Evolutionary Governance Theory, it has been translated into Chinese. 进化治理理论, as it is titled, is edited by professor Wu Wei from Huazhong University… Read more 进化治理理论 →
This blog was written by: Kristof Van Assche, Raoul Beunen, Monica Gruezmacher and Martijn Duineveld The global pandemic has frustrated many research projects and many scholars are in doubt about… Read more Blog | The possibilities and limitations of adapting your research project in times of COVID19 →
In the field of critical heritage studies, it has often been argued that a more inclusive and participatory heritage management approach neutralises differences and can contribute to a more contemporary,… Read more Paper | The ex/inclusion paradox in heritage management: the Mobarak mosque in The Hague →
