Erasmus School of Law
Full professor | Management en Algemene ondersteuning
- stout@law.eur.nl
- Location
- Burg. Oudlaan 50, Rotterdam
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Work
- Helen Stout & Martin Jong (2020) - Exploring the impact of government regulation on technological transitions: a historical perspective of innovation in the Dutch network-based industries - Laws, 9 (2), 1-21 - doi: 10.3390/laws9020011 - [link]
- Helen Stout (2020) - Klimaat in de kluts: tegenstrijdigheden in Rotterdams klimaatbeleid - Bestuurswetenschappen, 2020 (2), 5-10 - doi: 10.5533/Bw/016571942020074002002 - [link]
- Helen Stout (2019) - TTIP en de barbaren. Eigentijdse preoccupaties op de woorden van een gedicht. - [link]
- Helen Stout (2018) - Een gebouw dat leest als een gedicht - [link]
- Helen Stout & I Walraven (2018) - The building speaks its own language. Design and construction of Sanders Building Erasmus School of Law - [link]
- Helen Stout, WM de Jong & L Sun (2017) - Seeing the People’s Republic of China through the eyes of Montesquieu; Why Sino-European collaboration on eco city development suffers from European misinterpretations of “good governance. - Sustainability, 9 (2), 1-14 - doi: 10.3390/ su9020151 - [link]
- Helen Stout, I Walraven & H Fransen (2017) - Sanders Building ESL. Huis van de Academie van de Toekomst 2013-2018 - [link]
- Martin Jong, Helen Stout & L Sun (2017) - Seeing the People’s Republic of China through the Eyes of Montesquieu: Why Sino-European Collaboration on Eco City Development Suffers from European Misinterpretations of “Good Governance” - Sustainability, 9 (2), 1-14 - doi: 10.3390/su9020151
- Helen Stout (2017) - TTIP tentatief in lokaal perspectief - Bestuurswetenschappen, 2017 (1), 54-67 - doi: 10.5553/Bw/016571942017071001005 - [link]
- Helen Stout, WM de Jong & L Sun (2016) - Applying Montesquieu to the People’s Republic of China; Why the governance of eco and low carbon city development in China is easily misunderstood in the West
