prof.dr. M (Tine) De Moor

Biography

Prof. Tine De Moor (°Ghent, 1975) holds a PhD in History from Ghent University (2003) and a postgraduate in Environmental Sciences at the University of Antwerp (1999). In December 2012, she was appointed professor of Institutions for Collective Action in historical perspective at the Faculty of Humanities, Department of History & Art History at Utrecht University, a position she held until her transfer to RSM. At her previous position, Tine De Moor conducted research into the creation, functioning and evolution of institutions for collective action, past and present, from the early modern period in Europe until today. Institutions for collective action are forms of organizations formed from below, by the immediate stakeholders, with the aim of working together to pursue both personal (material) and societal interests. Issues that have been studied by her research team are the many energy and care cooperatives that have developed over the past decennia, the initiatives of citizens involves in short chain food supply, the formation of platform cooperatives and the renewal of the mutual as a form of insurance for the self-employed. Besides this she has been researching labour market participation and household formation patterns over the past millennium, and she has been actively involved in developing innovative research methods, through, for example, several Citizen Science Projects. She has been president of the International Association for the Study of the Commons and has set-up the peer-reviewed International Journal of the Commons, and she acts as expert in several national and international boards. In the past 10 years, she received several large research grants, such as an ERC Starting Grant and an NWO-VIDI.   

 

Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University

Full professor | Department of Business-Society Management
Email
demoor@rsm.nl

Work

  • Tine De Moor (24 November 2023) - Kunnen coöperaties de wereld mooier maken? Professor Tine De Moor wil burgercollectieven helpen begrijpen
  • Tine De Moor (6 October 2023) - Een burgerinitiatief succesvol maken doe je zo
  • Tine De Moor (21 June 2023) - Commons voor dummies
  • Tine De Moor (16 June 2023) - Samen bouwen, samen vertrouwen. Hoe burgercollectieven gedijen waar het vertrouwen in de overheid daalt
  • Tine De Moor (11 June 2023) - Samen sterk. Burgercollectieven lossen problemen op die de overheid laat liggen
  • Tine De Moor (1 June 2023) - Citizen participation
  • Tine De Moor (10 October 2022) - -Erasmus University Rotterdam : Collaboration to develop innovative research tool for citizen collectives
  • Tine De Moor (12 September 2022) - Prof. Tine De Moor part of successful grant application for NWO project
  • Tine De Moor (20 June 2022) - Podcast on why we should cooperate and the challenges of cooperatives
  • Tine De Moor (23 May 2022) - Beguines

  • Tine De Moor (2024) - Book presentation of J.L. van Zanden (2024) 'Dochters van Lucy: Geschiedenis van de vrouw-manverhouding vanaf de eerste vrouw' (Chair)
    Activity: Organising and contributing to an event Academic
  • Tine De Moor (2024) - Looking through the commons-lens (Speaker)
    Activity: Invited talk Academic
  • Tine De Moor (2024) - Hoe waarde weerbaar wordt. Bouwen aan de gemeenschapseconomie in Rotterdam (Speaker)
    Activity: Invited talk Popular
  • Tine De Moor (2024) - The commons as a form of institution for collective action, in longitudinal perspective (Speaker)
    Activity: Invited talk Academic
  • Tine De Moor (2024) - Panel debate about public agricultural land and agricultural commons, organized by De Landgenoten (Participant)
    Activity: Organising and contributing to an event Popular
  • Tine De Moor (2024) - Hoe ziet de financiering van bewonersinitiatieven er in de toekomst uit? (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Popular
  • Tine De Moor (2024) - The commons as a form of institution for collective action in longitudinal perspective (Speaker)
    Activity: Invited talk Academic
  • Tine De Moor (2024) - Contagious Institutions? A longitudinal study of institutional spill-over effects of European guilds and other forms of institutions for collective action (Speaker)
    Activity: Invited talk Academic
  • Tine De Moor (2024) - Promotor D.J. Bunders (Examiner)
    Activity: Examination Academic
  • Tine De Moor (2024) - Social Innovation (Speaker)
    Activity: Invited talk Academic

  • Tine De Moor (2023) - Open & Responsible Science Award
  • Tine De Moor (2006) - Best dissertation in the category ‘Medieval and Early Modern Period’
  • Tine De Moor (2003) - Laureate (10K EUR)

NWO

Start date approval
October 2022
End date approval
October 2025
Place
DEN HAAG
Description
NWA programma Living labs herstel biodiversiteit

Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)

Start date approval
September 2023
End date approval
September 2026
Place
UTRECHT
Description
Member steering committee Program Duurzaam Door

ERC project SCENSUS, Rotterdam School of Managemen

Start date approval
March 2024
End date approval
March 2027
Place
ROTTERDAM
Description
Advisory Board wetenschappelijk project

SDG Nederland

Start date approval
March 2024
End date approval
March 2027
Place
AMSTERDAM
Description
Lid Fondscommissie

Stichting Knarrenhof

Start date approval
March 2024
End date approval
March 2027
Place
NOORDLAREN
Description
Raad van Advies

Univ. Utrecht, Landbouwtransitie, Innovatie Ecosys

Start date approval
May 2024
End date approval
December 2024
Place
UTRECHT
Description
Adviesraad

Curatorium leerstoel Historische Politieke Economi

Start date approval
May 2024
End date approval
May 2027
Place
ROTTERDAM

Apotheek Tuypens

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
GENT, BE
Description
Member of Board

COOP Apotheken

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
GENT, BE
Description
Member of Board

Friends o/t LAB f/t GOVernance o/t Italian Commons

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
ROME, IT
Description
Member of Board of Trustees

IMMOCOV

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
GENT, BE
Description
Member of Board

IVAGO

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
GENT
Description
Member of Board

Institutional Grammar Research Initiative

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
SYRACUSE, NY, USA
Description
Affiliate researcher

Intercommunale Mij Energievoorz W en O Vlaanderen

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
MELLE, BE
Description
Member of General Meeting

International Journal of the Commons

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
UTRECHT, NL
Description
Member Editorial Board

Revista Portuguesa de Historia

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
COIMBRA, PT
Description
Member External Evaluators Board

Servicov

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
GENT, BE
Description
Member of Board

Vooruit nr. 1

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
GENT, BE
Description
Member of Board

Waalse Krook

Start date approval
June 2024
End date approval
June 2027
Place
GENT, BE
Description
Member of General Meeting

Creating Ideas for Business

Year Level
Bachelor 3, Bachelor 3, Bachelor 3
Year
2024
Course Code
B3T5101

  • Damion Jonathan Bunders

    Gigs of their Own: can platform cooperatives become resilient?
  • Shreya Paudel

    Institutions for collective action: link between size, heterogeneity, resilience
  • Isabel de Bruin Cardoso

    The Dark Side of the NGO Halo: Exploring moral goodness as a driver for NGO unethical behavior

News regarding prof.dr. M (Tine) De Moor

Grant for project on data memory of citizen collectives' movement

Prof. Tine De Moor (RSM) received an additional grant of €30,000 for her research project to enhance data collection and management within citizen collectives.
Professor Tine de Moor looks straight into the camera.

Tine De Moor's Rotterdamlezing celebrates the power of citizen collectives

In Debatpodium Arminius, professor Tine De Moor explored the world and value of citizen collectives. How can these initiatives help Rotterdammers?
Tine de Moor raises her left hand during her speech at debate centre Arminius.

"Rotterdam residents can achieve a lot by joining forces"

Op 13 mei 2024 spreekt hoogleraar Tine de Moor op de Rotterdamlezing uit met als titel ‘Hoe waarde weerbaar wordt’.
Professor Tine de Moor looks straight into the camera.

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