Erasmus University Rotterdam

prof.dr. (Arwin) MW van Buuren

prof.dr. (Arwin) MW van Buuren
Associate Professor Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences Department of Public Administration and Sociology/ Public Administration
Location
Burg. Oudlaan 50, Rotterdam
Room
T17-13
Telephone
0102082635
Email
vanbuuren@essb.eur.nl

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Arwin van Buuren is Full Professor of Public Administration at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Arwin (1980) is the Research Director Public Administration at the Erasmus University Rotterdam and Program Manager of the Research Excellence Initiative RePolis (funded by Erasmus University) in which the relation between community initiatives and governmental action is analyzed, in domains like sustainable energy and urban redevelopment. He is also the founder and Academic Director of the Erasmus Governance Design Studio. This studio is involved in a variety of experimental design-oriented research projects and works on developing a proven design methodology for public administration. Arwin is also the initiator and…

Arwin van Buuren is Full Professor of Public Administration at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Arwin (1980) is the Research Director Public Administration at the Erasmus University Rotterdam and Program Manager of the Research Excellence Initiative RePolis (funded by Erasmus University) in which the relation between community initiatives and governmental action is analyzed, in domains like sustainable energy and urban redevelopment. He is also the founder and Academic Director of the Erasmus Governance Design Studio. This studio is involved in a variety of experimental design-oriented research projects and works on developing a proven design methodology for public administration. Arwin is also the initiator and Academic Director of GovernEUR, the incubator of the Department of Public Administration and Sociology. These two initiatives show his strong focus on generating impact and valorization. He is currently involved in the EU INTERREG project BEGIN (Blue Green Infrastructures through Social Innovation) and in many third-stream contract research projects. His research interests are on issues of (co-)design for policy and governance, invitational governance and self-organization, collaborative governance and co-creation, policy innovation and institutional change. Arwin gives frequently advice to local, regional and national governments and is often asked to give lectures for professional audiences.

        • M.W. van Buuren, H. Vreugdenhil, J. Verkerk, G.J. Ellen, C.W.G.J. van der Leeuwen & B. Breman (2019). The pilot paradox: Exploring tensions between internal and external success factors in Dutch climate adaptation projects. In B. Turnheim, P. Kivimaa & F. Berkhout (Eds.), Innovating climate governance: Moving beyond experiment (pp. 148-165). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
        • M.W. van Buuren (2019). The Dutch Delta Approach The Successful Reinvention of a Policy Success. In P. 't Hart & M. Compton (Eds.), Great Policy Successes (pp. 201-217). Oxford: Oxford University Press
        • C.J.A.M. Termeer, M.W. van Buuren, A. Dewulf, D. Huitema, H. Mees, S. Meijerink & H.F.M.W. van Rijswick (2017). Governance arrangements for adaptation to climate change. In H. van Storch (Ed.), Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Climate Science. Oxford: Oxford University Press
        • M.W. van Buuren & J. Van Popering - Verkerk (2016). Collaborative governance: does it work for climate change adaptation? Insights from the Dutch Delta Programme. In C.J. Robinson & R.D. Margerum (Eds.), The Challenges of Collaboration in Environmental Governance: Barriers and Responses (New horizons in Environmental Politics) (pp. 152-174). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing
        • M.W. van Buuren, M. Duijn, G.J. Ellen & B. Ottow (2016). Interactive governance and the limits of knowledge co-production. In J. Edelenbos & I. van Meerkerk (Eds.), Critical Reflections on Interactive Governance: Self-organization and Participation in Public Governance (pp. 400-424). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishers
        • M.W. van Buuren, J. Eshuis & C.J.A.M. Termeer (2015). The governance of adaptation to climate change and the need for actionable knowledge: the challenges of climate change adaptation and the promise of action research. In M.W. van Buuren, J. Eshuis & M. van Vliet (Eds.), Action Research for Climate Change Adaptation: Developing and Applying Knowledge for Governance (pp. 1-18). London: Routledge
        • P.M.J.M. Huntjens, J. Eshuis, C.J.A.M. Termeer & M.W. van Buuren (2015). Forms and foundations of action research. In M.W. van Buuren, J. Eshuis & M. van Vliet (Eds.), Action Research for Climate Change Adaptation: Developing and Applying Knowledge for Governance (pp. 19-34). Abingdon: Routledge
        • M.W. van Buuren & H. Gieske (2015). Collaborative innovation processes in Dutch regional water governance. The role of niches and policy entrepreneurs in fostering (strategic) policy innovation. In A. Agger, B. Damgaard, A.H. Krogh & E. Sorenson (Eds.), Governance and Public Innovation in Northern Europe (pp. 157-179). London: Bentham E-Books
        • M.W. van Buuren, M. Duijn, E. Tromp & P.C. van Veelen (2015). Adaptive flood risk management for unembanked areas in Rotterdam: cocreating governance arrangements for local adaptation strategies. In M.W. van Buuren, J. Eshuis & M. van Vliet (Eds.), Action Research for Climate Change Adaptation: Developing and Applying Knowledge for Governance (pp. 164-181). London: Routledge
        • M. van Vliet, M.W. van Buuren & J. Eshuis (2015). Action research for the governance of adaptation to climate change: conclusions and lessons learnt. In M.W. van Buuren, J. Eshuis & M. van Vliet (Eds.), Action Research for Climate Change Adaptation: Developing and Applying Knowledge for Governance (pp. 182-196). London: Routledge
        • M.W. van Buuren & J.F. Warner (2014). The discursive framing of climate threats and opportunities in the Netherlands’ water sector. In D. Stucker & E. Lopez-Gunn (Eds.), Adaptation to Climate Change through Water Resources Management: Capacity, Equity and Sustainability (Earthscan Studies in Water Resources Management) (pp. 374-391). London: Routledge / Earthscan
        • M.W. van Buuren & J.F.M. Koppenjan (2014). Policy Analysis in the Netherlands: the battle of analysis and the potentials of joint fact finding. In F. van Nispen & P. Scholten (Eds.), Policy Analaysis and Evaluation in the Netherlands: Institutionalization and Performance (pp. 33-48). Bristol: Policy Press
        • C.W.G.J. van der Leeuwen & M.W. van Buuren (2013). Connecting time spans in regional water governance: managing projects as stepping-stones to a climate proof delta region. In J. Edelenbos, N. Bressers & P. Scholten (Eds.), Water governance as connective capacity (pp. 191-210). Surrey: Ashgate
        • J. Edelenbos, M.W. van Buuren & J. Warner (2012). Space for the river IJssel. Tortuous quests for striking an acceptable balance between water, nature and development. In J. Warner, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (Eds.), Making space for the river. Governance experiences with multifunctional river flood management in the US and Europe (pp. 33-49). London: IWA Publishing
        • M.W. van Buuren, J. Edelenbos & J.F. Warner (2012). Space for the River: governance challenges and lessons. In J.F. Warner, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (Eds.), Making Space for the River. Governance experiences with multifunctional river flood management in the US and Europe (pp. 187-201). London: IWA Publishing
        • G.R. Teisman & M.W. van Buuren (2012). Models for research into decision-making processes: on phases, streams, rounds and tracks of decision-making. In E Araral, A Fritzen, M Howlett, M Ramesh & X Wu (Eds.), Handbook of Public Policy (pp. 299-319). London: Routledge
        • J. Warner, J. Edelenbos & M.W. van Buuren (2012). Making space for the river. A general introduction. In J. Warner, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (Eds.), Making space for the river. Governance experiences with multifunctional river flood management in the US and Europe (pp. 1-13). London: IWA Publishing
        • M.W. van Buuren (2012). Strong sentiments on the Scheldt. Dike displacement in Flanders and the Netherlands. In J Warner, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (Eds.), Making space for the river. Governance experiences with multifunctional river flood managemetn in the US and Europe (pp. 135-148). London: IWA Publishing
        • E.H. Klijn, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2012). The impact of governance: a normative and empirical discussion. In D. Levi-Faur (Ed.), Handbook of Governance (pp. 294-308). Oxford: Oxford University Press
        • J. Verkerk & M.W. van Buuren (2012). Space for the River, a condensed state of the art. In J. Warner, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (Eds.), Making space for the river. Governance experiences with multifunctional river flood management in the US and Europe (pp. 15-32). London: IWA Publishing
        • M.W. van Buuren, S.G. Nooteboom & G.R. Teisman (2012). Climate adaptation in complex governance systems. Governance systems between inertia and adaptability. In G. de Roo, J. Hillier & J. van Wezemael (Eds.), Complexity and Planning: Systems, Assemblages and Simulations (New directions in planning theory.) (pp. 221-242). London: Ashgate Publishing
        • M.W. van Buuren & J. Eshuis (2010). Knowledge governance: complementing hierarchies, networks and markets? In R.J. In 't Veld (Ed.), Knowledge democracy - consequences for science, politics and media (pp. 283-298). Heidelberg: Springer
        • J. Edelenbos, M.W. van Buuren & N. van Schie (2010). Knowledge synchronization. interactive knowledge production between experts, bureaucrats and stakeholders. In R.J In 't Veld (Ed.), Knowledge democracy - consequences for science, politics and media (pp. 154-167). Heidelberg: Springer
        • L. Gerrits, P.K. Marks & M.W. van Buuren (2009). Coevolution: a constant in non-linearity. In G.R. Teisman, M.W. van Buuren & L. Gerrits (Eds.), Managing complex governance systems: Dynamics, self-organization and coevolution in public investments (pp. 134-153). New York / London: Routledge
        • F.A.A. Boons, M.W. van Buuren, L. Gerrits & G.R. Teisman (2009). An approach to evolutionary public management. In G.R. Teisman, M.W. van Buuren & L. Gerrits (Eds.), Managing complex governance systems. Dynamics, self-organization and coevolution in public investments (pp. 231-249). London: Routledge
        • G.R. Teisman, L. Gerrits & M.W. van Buuren (2009). Introduction. In G.R. Teisman, M.W. van Buuren & L Gerrits (Eds.), Managing complex governance systems. Dynamics, self-organisation and coevolution in public investments (pp. 1-16). New York / London: Routledge
        • M.W. van Buuren, L. Gerrits & P.K. Marks (2009). Public policy-making and the management of co-evolution. In G.R. Teisman, M.W. van Buuren & L. Gerrits (Eds.), Managing complex governance systems: Dynamics, self-organization and coevolution in public investments (pp. 154-171). New York / London: Routledge
        • M.W. van Buuren & G.R. Teisman (2007). Implementing NPM, balancing between old order and new chaos? A complexity perspective on public management reform trajectories. In C. Pollitt, V. Homburg & S. van Thiel (Eds.), New Public Management in Europe: adaptation and alternatives. Palgrave MacMillan
        • M.W. van Buuren & E.H. Klijn (2007). Interdependence. In M. Bevir (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Governance (pp. 458-462). London: Sage publications
        • M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2007). Collaborative governance. In M. Bevir (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Governance (pp. 104-106). London: Sage publications
        • M.W. van Buuren, J. Edelenbos & E.H. Klijn (2007). Interactive governance in The Netherlands: the case of the Scheldt Estuary. In M. Marcussen & J. Torfing (Eds.), Democratic network governance in Europe (pp. 150-173). Basingstoke [etc.]: Palgrave Macmillan
        • M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2007). Collaborative problem solving. In M. Bevir (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Governance (pp. 108). London: Sage publications
        • M.W. van Buuren (2007). Knowledge management. In M. Bevir (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Governance (pp. 509-510). London: Sage publications
        • M.W. van Buuren & L. Gerrits (2007). Complexity. In Bevir, M. (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Governance (pp. 131-135). Sage Publications
        • M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2005). Polderen over de feiten: waar komt het vandaan en wat levert het op? In B. Broekhans, M. Popkema & K. Boersma (Eds.), Kennis-vragen in de polder (Jaarboek Kennissamenleving Deel 1 - 2005) (pp. 203-232). Amsterdam: Uitgeverij Aksant

        • M.W. van Buuren & J.F. Warner (2010). Reframing spatial controversies in the Low Countries. The intermediate role of puzzling and powering in tackling wicked problems. In G. Frerks, T. Jongbloed, S. Kalff, L. Potters, F. Schonewille & M. Uitslag (Eds.), Preventieve Mediation (pp. 125-146). Apeldoorn/Antwerpen: MAKLU
        • M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2008). Kennis en kunde voor participatie : dilemma's voor legitimiteit in de participatiemaatschappij. In G. Alberts, M. Blankesteijn, B. Broekhans & Y. van Tilborgh (Eds.), Burger in uitvoering (Jaarboek Kennissamenleving, 4) (pp. 184-212). Amsterdam: Aksant
        • J. Edelenbos, G.R. Teisman & M.W. van Buuren (2004). Sustainable Development as a Joint Fact-Finding Process: Overcoming Institutional Barriers through Process Management. In F. Biermann, S. Campe & K. Jacob (Eds.), Proceedings of the 2002 Berlin Conference on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change "Knowledge for the Sustainability Transition. The Challenge for Social Science (pp. 337-345). Amsterdam: Global Governance Project

        • M.W. van Buuren, J. Eshuis & M. van Vliet (Ed.). (2015). Action Research for Climate Change Adaptation: Developing and Applying Knowledge for Governance (Routledge Advances in Climate Change Research). London: Routledge
        • J.F. Warner, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (Ed.). (2012). Making space for the river. Governance experiences with multifunctional river flood management in the US and Europe. London: IWA Publishing
        • G.R. Teisman, M.W. van Buuren & L. Gerrits (Ed.). (2009). Managing complex governance systems. Dynamics, self-organisation and coevolution in public investments. New York / London: Routledge

        • M.W. van Buuren (Ed.). (2015-) International Journal of Water Resources Development.

        • M.W. van Buuren (Ed.). (2012-2012) Water Governance, 2(1).

        • M.W. van Buuren, G.J. Ellen, J. van Popering-Verkerk & C.W.G.J. van Leeuwen (2015). Wie het water deert die het water keert. Overstromingsrisicobeheer als maatschappelijke gebiedsopgave. Opbrengsten en lessen uit de pilots meerlaagsveiligheid. (Extern rapport). Rotterdam: Erasmus Universiteit / Deltares
        • M.W. van Buuren, J. Eshuis, M.B. Brinxma, C.W.G.J. van Leeuwen & A. Keessen (2013). Klimaatadaptatie in het waterbeheer: creatieve oplossingen, flexibele arrangementen? (Extern rapport). Rotterdam: Rapportage Kennis voor Klimaat HHDR 3.5 Werkpakket 2. Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
        • G.J. Ellen, B. Breman, J. Dijk, R.J.M. Franssen, A.M. Keessen, W. Kuindersma, M.W. van Buuren, F. van Lamoen, C.W.G.J. van Leeuwen & D. Soest (2013). De implementatie van adaptatie. Barrières en mogelijkheden voor flexibele governance-arrangementen. (Extern rapport, KvK HSDR 3.5). Utrecht: Kennis voor Klimaat
        • S.K. van Broekhoven, M.W. van Buuren, D. Huitema, B. McFadgen, S. Meijerink, G.R. Teisman & J. Verkerk (2011). Climate adaptation and the challenge of realizing connectivity within fragmented governance systems. (Extern rapport). Wageningen: National Research Programme Knowledge for Climate
        • P.M.J.M. Huntjens, C.J.A.M. Termeer, J. Eshuis & M.W. van Buuren (2011). Position paper on collaborative action research: foundations, conditions and pitfalls. (Extern rapport). Wageningen: National Research Programme Knowledge for Climate
        • S.K. van Broekhoven, M.W. van Buuren, D. Huitema, B. McFadgen, S. Meijerink, G.R. Teisman & J. Verkerk (2011). Climate adaptation and the challenge of realizing connectivity within fragmented governance systems. (Preprints). Wageningen: National Research Programme Knowledge for Climate

        • M.W. van Buuren, M. Duijn, J. Edelenbos, L.A. Hagen, M.M.J. Hermus, M. Igalla, I.F. van Meerkerk, A. Molenveld, M.J. Nederhand, J. van Popering - Verkerk, S.M. Ruijsink & W.H. Voorberg (2018). Successful collaboration between bottom-up initiatives and local governments. Development of a comprehensive framework. IRSPM Conference Edinburgh: .
        • M.W. van Buuren & J.F. Warner (2012). Framing flood responses facing climate change: underlining urgency or exploiting enthusiasm? 19th Annual Conference on Multi-Organisational Partnerships, Alliances and Networks: Wageningen, The Netherlands (2012, juli 2 - 2012, juli 4).
        • J. Eshuis & M.W. van Buuren (2012). Innovations in adaptive water governance: the importance of time. Knowledge for Climate Conference on Governance of Adaptation: Amsterdam (2012, maart 22 - 2012, maart 23).
        • S. Verweij, E.H. Klijn, J. Edelenbos & M.W. van Buuren (2012). What makes governance networks work? A fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis of 14 Dutch spatial planning projects. International Conference in Interpretive Analysis: Tilburg, The Netherlands (2012, juli 5 - 2012, juli 7).
        • M.W. van Buuren & N.E.W. Bressers (2012). Explaining successful pilots in Dutch water governance. The relative importance of socio-psychological, managerial and institutional conditions. 19th Annual Conference on Multi-Organisational Partnerships, Alliances and Networks: Wageningen, The Netherlands (2012, juli 2 - 2012, juli 4).
        • H. Gieske & M.W. van Buuren (2012). Innovations in regional water governance. Exploring complex multilevel dynamics in innovation pathways. RUC Sunrise Conference 2012. Transforming governance, enhancing innovation: Roskilde, Denmark (2012, oktober 29 - 2012, oktober 31).
        • J. Verkerk, I.F. van Meerkerk & M.W. van Buuren (2011). Multilevel water governance from a complexity perspective. ESF Conference "Water Governance: Meeting the Challenges of Global Change": Obergurgl (2011, juni 5 - 2011, juni 10).
        • D. Giebels, W. van Enst, M.W. van Buuren, H. Runhaar, J. Edelenbos & P.P.J. Driessen (2011). Putting the science-policy interface into context: a literature review on science-policy interfaces and their effectiveness. Paper presented at: Mare Centre Conference 2011, People and the Sea VI: Bridging Science and Policy for Sustainable Coasts and Seas: Amsterdam (2011, juli 6 - 2011, juli 9).
        • J. Verkerk & M.W. van Buuren (2011). Climate adaptation processes in a multi-level governance setting. Principles for effective system synchronization in the Dutch Delta. IGS - SENSE Conference: Resilient Societies - Governing Risk and Vulnerability: for Water, Energy and Climate Change: Enschede (2011, oktober 19 - 2011, oktober 21).
        • J.F. Warner & M.W. van Buuren (2011). Explaining success and failure in water governance. Reconstructing narratives about the Dutch Room for the River program. Panel "The Impact of interpretive Methods on Water Governance", Interpretative Policy Analysis Conference 2011: Cardiff (2011, juni 23 - 2011, juni 25).
        • M.W. van Buuren & J.F. Warner (2011). From bypass to bathtub: discursive banana peels in Dutch water governance. Panel "Discursive boomerangs in climate adaptation". Interpretative Policy Analysis Conference, 2011: Cardiff (2011, juni 23 - 2011, juni 25).
        • I.F. van Meerkerk, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2010). Resilient governance systems: facing and adapting to climate change. Finding balances between conservative and dissipative self-organization. Paper for the International Conference `Deltas in Times of Climate Change 2010¿: Rotterdam (2010, september 29 - 2010, oktober 1).
        • J. Warner & M.W. van Buuren (2010). Implementing Space for the River: narratives of success and failure in Kampen, the Netherlands. NIG Annual Conference 2010, special session on water governance.: Nijmegen (2010, november 25 - 2010, november 26).
        • J. Edelenbos, E.H. Klijn & M.W. van Buuren (2010). The connective capacity of network management; a comparative study of managerial styles in eight regional development projects in The Netherlands,. PMRA-IRSPM conference ¿Research Directions for a Globalized Public Management": HongKong (2010, oktober 14 - 2010, oktober 16).
        • I. Meerkerk, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2010). Resilient governance systems: facing and adapting to climate change. Finding balances between conservative and dissipative self-organization. Paper for the International Conference ‘Deltas in Times of Climate Change 2010’: Rotterdam (2010, september 29 - 2010, oktober 1).
        • I.F. van Meerkerk, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2009). Creating waterproof cities. Adaptation between threat and challenge. SENSE SYMPOSIUM Climate Proofing Cities: Volendam (2009, december 1).
        • J. Edelenbos, M.W. van Buuren & N. van Schie (2009). Between splintered and synchronized knowledge. Knowledge production between experts, bureaucrats and stakeholders. RMNO Conference Towards a knowledge democracy: Leiden, the Netherlands (2009, augustus 25 - 2009, augustus 27).
        • M.W. van Buuren & J. Eshuis (2009). Unravelling the dynamics of governance: Knowledge governance as alternative mode of governance? RMNO conference Towards Knowledge Democracy: Leiden, The Netherlands (2009, augustus 25 - 2009, augustus 27).
        • M.W. van Buuren & G.R. Teisman (2009). De governance van klimaatadaptatie. Naar een legitieme balans tussen daadkracht en draagvlak. NIG Annual Conference: Leiden (2009, november 12 - 2009, november 13).
        • M.W. van Buuren, M.J. Buijs & G.R. Teisman (2008). Programme management on the edge of integration and separation: Dealing with potential tensions and synergies between projects of spatial development. EURAM 2008 Conference; Track: Projects and Programmes: Ljubljana (2008, mei 14 - 2008, mei 17).
        • M.W. van Buuren & Y. Deelstra (2008). Innovation capacity of the water sector in Canada, Portugal and South Africa. EGPA Conference: Rotterdam (2008, september 1).
        • L. Gerrits, M.W. van Buuren & P.K. Marks (2008). Spatial planning, a coevolutionary revision. 3rd International Conference in Interpretive Policy Analysis: Democracy, Governance, and Methods: Essex (2008, juni 19 - 2008, juni 21).
        • M.W. van Buuren (2008). Improving deliberative governance. The intermediate role of puzzling and powering in framing policy problems. 3rd International Conference in Interpretive Policy Analysis. Democracy, Governance, and Methods: Essex.
        • M.W. van Buuren & E.H. Klijn (2008). Democratic legitimacy and new forms of water management. Political Studies Association. Annual Conference 2008: Swansea (2008, april 1 - 2008, april 3).
        • J. Edelenbos, M.W. van Buuren, N. van Schie & E. Ovaa (2008). Knowledge production between experts and stakeholders in water management. NIG Work Conference 2008: Enschede (The Netherlands) (2008, november 20 - 2008, november 21).
        • J. Edelenbos, M.W. van Buuren, N. van Schie & E. Ovaa (2008). Water management: knowledge production between experts and stakeholders. A comparison of three water cases in The Netherlands. EGPA Conference 2008: Rotterdam (The Netherlands) (2008, september 3 - 2008, september 6).
        • M.W. van Buuren, L. Gerrits & P.K. Marks (2008). A coevolutionary revision of spatial planning. 3rd International Conference in Interpretive Policy Analysis: Democracy, Governance, and Methods: Essex (2008, juni 19 - 2008, juni 21).
        • F.A.A. Boons, M.W. van Buuren, L. Gerrits & G.R. Teisman (2008). Complexity and evolution in process systems: A framework for analysing governance. 3rd International Conference in Interpretive Policy Analysis: Democracy, Governance, and Methods: Essex (2008, juni 19 - 2008, juni 21).
        • M.W. van Buuren & E.H. Klijn (2008). Democratic legitimacy and new forms of water governance; Looking for new forms of democratic anchorage in complex decision-processes about water management. Political Studies Association Annual Conference 2008: Swansea (UK) (2008, april 1 - 2008, april 3).

        • E. Minkman, E.J. Dijk, M. Janssen, A. Maduro, K. Oosterhuis, S. IJff, G.J. Ellen & M.W. van Buuren (2018). ArchiSpel: Developing a Serious Game to increase awareness about adaptive governance in Building with Nature initiatives. International Conference Water Science for Impact: Wageningen University & Research (2018, oktober 16 - 2018, oktober 18).
        • M.W. van Buuren, M. Duijn, G.J. Ellen, E. Tromp & P. van Veelen (2014). Institutional architecture for adaptive flood risk management. Designing a collaborative governance arrangement for the unembanked areas of Rotterdam. 2014 Norwich Conference on Earth System Governance: Norwich (2014, juli 1 - 2014, juli 3).
        • H. Gieske, M.W. van Buuren & V.J.J.M. Bekkers (2014). Conceptualizing public innovative capacity and performance : A framework for assessment. 2014 EGPA Annual Conference: Speyer (2014, september 10 - 2014, september 12).
        • B. Pel, J. Verkerk, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2013). Intersections in delta development: analyzing actors for complexity-sensitive spatial concepts. Challenges of Making Public Administration and Complexity Theory Work: La Verne (2013, juni 5 - 2013, juni 8).
        • S.K. van Broekhoven & M.W. van Buuren (2013). The double role of boundaries in complex multifunctional land use developments. Insights from boundary encounters in the Dakpark Rotterdam. International Conference on Public Policy: Grenoble (2013, juni 26 - 2013, juni 28).
        • V.J.J.M. Bekkers, M.W. van Buuren, A.R. Edwards & H.J.M. Fenger (2013). Between scientific evidence, commons knowledge and fact-free politics: contested knowledge in the case of Dutch climate policy. International Interpretive Policy Analysis Conference: Vienna (2013, juli 3 - 2013, juli 5).
        • D. Giebels, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2012). The Environmental Knowledge Paradox. Paper and poster presented at the International Wadden Sea Scientific Symposium: Leeuwarden, The Netherlands (2012, november 21 - 2012, november 23).
        • D. Giebels, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2011). Exploring and evaluating science-policy interfaces in the Wadden Sea. Poster presented at the International conference Restoration of streams with special emphasis on the houting and the Houting project: Tønder, Denmark (2011, oktober 3 - 2011, oktober 5).
        • M.W. van Buuren & L. Gerrits (2007). Decisions as punctuated equilibriums in dynamic policy processes; The art of reaching and leaving stepping-stones. IRSPM 2007: (2007, april 2).
        • M.W. van Buuren, M.J. Buijs & A. Slob (2006). Changing the public domain: learning as prerequisite; Developing governance capacity in lengthy policy change trajectories. OLKC conference 2006: University of Warwick Coventry (2006, maart 20 - 2006, maart 22).
        • M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2005). Innovations in the Dutch Polder. Communities of Practice and the challenge of co-evolution. ¿Management: Strategy, Innovation and Change¿ at the Complexity, Science and Society Conference: Liverpool (2005, september 11 - 2005, september 15).
        • M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2005). Joint knowledge management in regional developments - the case of water systems. 45th Congress of the European Regional Science Association: Amsterdam (2005, augustus 23 - 2005, augustus 27).
        • M.J. Buijs, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2005). Learning for change: Improving complex policy programs through action research. Complexity, Science & Society Conference 2005: Liverpool (2005, september 11 - 2005, september 14).
        • M.W. van Buuren (2005). Het management van bederfelijke kennis in het publieke domein. Lerend overleven in een veranderend kennislandschap. werkconferentie `Lof der Verwarring¿: Rotterdam (2005, mei 19).
        • M.W. van Buuren (2004). Knowledge for governance in complexity. The potential value of the Communities of Practice approach. Paper presented at the panel "Innovation in the public sector". Political Studies Association Annual conference: Lincoln (2004, april 6).
        • D. de Kool & M.W. van Buuren (2004). Monitoring: functional of fashionable? Endless information or usable knowledge? International Research Symposium on Public Management at the University of Economics and Public Administration of Budapest: Budapest (2004, maart 31).
        • M.W. van Buuren, J. Edelenbos & E.H. Klijn (2004). Managing knowledge in policy networks; organizing joint fact-finding in the Scheldt Estuary. the International Conference on Democratic Network Governance: Kopenhagen (2004, oktober 21).
        • M.W. van Buuren & E.H. Klijn (2004). Trajectories of institutional design in policy networks; European interventions in the Dutch Fishery Network as example. British Academy of Management (BAM) conference: St. Andrews (2004, augustus 30).
        • J. Edelenbos, G.R. Teisman & M.W. van Buuren (2002). Sustainable Development as a Joint Fact-Finding Process: Overcoming Institutional Barriers through Process Management. 2002 Berlin Conference on the human dimensions of global environmental change: Berlijn (2002, december 6).

        • M.W. van Buuren (2012, januari 12). Ophef rond scriptie PVV noopt tot bezinning. Reformatorisch Dagblad
        • M.W. van Buuren (2010, april 8). Haast bij controversiële CO2 opslag werkt averechts. Friesch Dagblad
        • M.W. van Buuren (2010, april 2). 'Polderen' bij CO2 opslag beter dan doordrukken. Reformatorisch Dagblad
        • G.R. Teisman, M.W. van Buuren & L. Gerrits (2009, juni 15). Managing Complex Governance Systems. ESADE
        • G.R. Teisman, M.W. van Buuren & L. Gerrits (2009, augustus 26). Overheid leert niets van fouten. Volkskrant
        • M.W. van Buuren (2008, september 9). Structuurvisie Randstad negeert pijnlijke keuzen. Reformatorisch Dagblad
        • M.W. van Buuren (2008, juni 6). Pleidooi voor nieuw Deltaplan eenzijdig. Reformatorisch Dagblad
        • M.W. van Buuren (2006, april 18). Ontpolderen in Zeeland onontkoombaar. Reformatorisch Dagblad
        • M.W. van Buuren (2006, november 23). Ruimtelijke besluitvorming kan beter. Reformatorisch Dagblad

        • M.W. van Buuren (2004, september 3). De evaluerende gemeente. De Banier, pp. 8-10.
        • M.W. van Buuren (2004, december 23). Onderbouwing visquota kan beter. Reformatorisch Dagblad, pp. 11-11.

      • M.W. van Buuren (2008). Verhelderend en verfrissend [Bespreking van het boek De tien plagen van de staat]. Openbaar Bestuur, 10(21).

      • D. Giebels, J.A.A. Swart, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2014, april 9). Towards ecosystem-based management in the Wadden Sea? Exploring and evaluating national constraints to evidence-based decision-making in the case of seal management. Ottawa, Canada, Paper presented at IRSPM annual conference 2014, April 09 – 2013, April 14.
      • M.W. van Buuren (2014, maart 20). Natuurambitie Grote Wateren. Den Haag, Bestuurlijke dialoog Natuurambitie Grote Wateren.
      • M.W. van Buuren (2014, mei 23). De kunst van het combineren. De governance van slimme combinaties. Delft, PAO Cursus Meerlaagsveiligheid.
      • M.W. van Buuren (2014, september 15). Niet bij preventie alleen. Dilemma's voor dijkenbouwers. Dordrecht, Dijkgravenbijeenkomst.
      • D. Giebels, M.W. van Buuren & J. Edelenbos (2013, april 12). Knowledge as a means to solve the 'wicked issue' of sustainable river restoration? Insights from the Danish Houting project. Prague, Czech Republic, Paper presented at IRSPM annual conference.

  • 3.6C Man. Consultancy & Policy Advice

    Title
    3.6C Man. Consultancy & Policy Advice
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (Bachelor 3) (Bachelor 3)

    4.3 Afstudeertraject Master Bel. en Pol.

    Title
    4.3 Afstudeertraject Master Bel. en Pol.
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (Master)

    4 Atelier/Prof. Dev. Master Bel. & Pol.

    Title
    4 Atelier/Prof. Dev. Master Bel. & Pol.
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (Master)

    4.3 Stage Master Beleid en Politiek

    Title
    4.3 Stage Master Beleid en Politiek
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (Master)

    4.1 Beleidsdynamiek en Issue management

    Title
    4.1 Beleidsdynamiek en Issue management
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (Master)

    4.3 Thesis/Onderzoeksproj. Master GMCS

    Title
    4.3 Thesis/Onderzoeksproj. Master GMCS
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (Master)

    4.3 Stage Master GMCS

    Title
    4.3 Stage Master GMCS
    Year
    2019
    Year level
    (Master)

  • International Review of Administrative Sciences

    Role
    Ad Hoc Reviewer

    Global Environmental Change-Human and Policy Dimensions

    Role
    Ad Hoc Reviewer

    Society & Natural Resources: an international journal

    Role
    Ad Hoc Reviewer

    Public Management Review (print)

    Role
    Ad Hoc Reviewer

    Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning

    Role
    Ad Hoc Reviewer

    Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

    Role
    Ad Hoc Reviewer

    International Journal of Water Governance (print)

    Role
    Co-Editor
    Start date approval
    Jan/2012

  • Associate Professor

    University
    Erasmus University Rotterdam
    School
    Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences
    Department
    Department of Public Administration and Sociology/ Public Administration
    Country
    The Netherlands
    Telephone
    0102082635

  • Erasmus Academie

    Role
    Academic Director Masterclass Water Governance
    Obtained Wage
    yes
    Start date approval
    Sep/2013
    End date approval
    Sep/2014

    OECD Water Governance Initiative

    Role
    Member
    Obtained Wage
    no
    Start date approval
    Jan/2014

    Vital Cities and Citizens

    Additional Information
    Affiliated to the VCC program to support and contribute to research, education and social impact of the programme (www.eur.nl/en/research/erasmus-initiatives/vital- cities- and-citizens).
    Role
    Ambassador

Address

Visiting address

Burg. Oudlaan 50 3062 PA Rotterdam

Postal address

Postbus 1738 3000 DR Rotterdam

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