(Gijs) GJ Custers MSc
- Location
- Burg. Oudlaan 50, Rotterdam
- Room
- T15-47
- Telephone
- +31104082118
- custers@essb.eur.nl
Profile
Gijs Custers is a PhD candidate at the Department of Sociology of the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
His research focuses on social inequalities between neighbourhoods in Rotterdam. The project is partly funded by the municipality of Rotterdam and aims to analyse the Wijkprofiel data (see https://wijkprofiel.rotterdam.nl) from a scientific perspective. Gijs mainly employs quantitative methods (multilevel models, latent class analysis, GIS), but also qualitative methods to a lesser extent.
Central themes and relations in his research are:
Neighbourhood ties and employment
Developments in citizen participation (e.g., volunteering)
Social class analysis
Welfare arrangements and neighbourhood…
Gijs Custers is a PhD candidate at the Department of Sociology of the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
His research focuses on social inequalities between neighbourhoods in Rotterdam. The project is partly funded by the municipality of Rotterdam and aims to analyse the Wijkprofiel data (see https://wijkprofiel.rotterdam.nl) from a scientific perspective. Gijs mainly employs quantitative methods (multilevel models, latent class analysis, GIS), but also qualitative methods to a lesser extent.
Central themes and relations in his research are:
Neighbourhood ties and employment
Developments in citizen participation (e.g., volunteering)
Social class analysis
Welfare arrangements and neighbourhood organisations
In addition, he is interested in the concepts of basic income and economic degrowth.
- E. Snel & G.J. Custers (2019). ‘Segmented assimilation’: Meerdere wegen naar economisch succes? Sociologie, 15 (1), 1-18. doi: 10.5117/SOC2019.1.001.SNEL
- G.J. Custers (2019). Neighbourhood ties and employment: a test of different hypotheses across neighbourhoods. Housing Studies, 1212-1234. doi: 10.1080/02673037.2018.1527020
- G.J. Custers, G. Engbersen & E. Snel (2019). The economic recession and civic participation: the curious case of Rotterdam's civil society, 2008–2013. British Journal of Sociology.
- E. Snel, G.J. Custers & G. Engbersen (2018). Ongelijkheid in de participatiestad: Stadsbuurten en burgerparticipatie. Mens en Maatschappij, 93 (1), 31-58. doi: 10.5117/MEM2018.1.SNEL
- G.J. Custers & G. Engbersen (2019). Rotterdam: van tweedeling naar meerdeling. Demos (NIDI), 35 (8), 4-7.
- G.J. Custers (2018). Zo groen is een basisinkomen nu ook weer niet. (nieuwsbrief). Sociale Vraagstukken. (available: 31 Jan 2018).
- G.J. Custers (2016). Basisinkomen: discussies over hoogte dragen onvoldoende bij aan beter begrip. (nieuwsbrief). Sociale Vraagstukken.
- G.J. Custers (2019, mei 31). “Armoede verplaatsen naar randgemeenten is geen oplossing”. . Retrieved Sep 27, 2019, from https://versbeton.nl/2019/05/armoede-verplaatsen-naar-randgemeenten-is-geen-oplossing/
- G. Engbersen, G.J. Custers, A.I. Glas & E. Snel (2019). Maasstad aan de monitor: de andere lijstjes van Rotterdam. Rotterdam: Kenniswerkplaats Leefbare Wijken / Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam [go to publisher's site]
- G.J. Custers (2016). Verkenning van redzaamheid. (Preprints). : Wetenschappelijke Raad voor het Regeringsbeleid
- G.J. Custers (2017, oktober 11). Worden we lui van een basisinkomen? -, Universiteit van Nederland.
- G.J. Custers, M. Kooistra, J. van Popering - Verkerk, S.N. Blok & M.J. Nederhand (2018). Initiatief (editors).
PhD Candidate
- University
- Erasmus University Rotterdam
- School
- Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences
- Department
- Department of Public Administration and Sociology/ Sociology
- Country
- The Netherlands
- Telephone
- +31104082118