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Prof.dr. G.E. Lock Person

Prof.dr. G.E. Lock

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Expertise Ideas of Europe; Rationality; Irrationality; Hyperrationalization; Judicialization of society; Dogma and fantasm in politics
Expertise (NL) Ideeën van Europa; Rationaliteit; Irrationaliteit; Hyperrationalisering; Juridisering van de samenleving; Dogma en fantasme in de politiek
Personal homepage http://users.ox.ac.uk/~quee0813/
Email grahame. lock -at- queens. ox. ac. uk
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/068945124
Addition Emeritus sinds 01-09-2009

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Honorary professor
Organisation Section of Philosophy of Law (UL)
Chair (EN) Political theory and philosophy of law
Chair (NL) Politieke theorie en rechtsfilosofie
Phone +31-71-5273953
Email e. grahamelock -at- law. leidenuniv. nl
URL http://www.leidenuniv.nl/professoren/show.php3-medewerker_id...
Professor emeritus
Organisation Department of Public Administration & Political science (RU)
Chair (EN) Political theory; Philosophy of management studies
Chair (NL) Politieke theorie; Filosofie van de managementwetenschappen
Phone +31-24-3612368
Email g. lock -at- fm. ru. nl

Publications

The European Universities, Citizenship and Its Limits: what won't solve the problems of our time
What is the Public Role of the University? A Proposal for a Public Research Agenda
De mopperaars. Van zelfkwelling naar diagnose
De meeste mensen kunnen ook toe met minder weten
Hellzapoppin... De universiteit in vuur en zwavel
All publications..

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Project leader Congolese history recalled
Project leader Origin, significance and consequences of a major institutionalshift: the rise of 'neo-contractualism', with special attention toEurope
Supervisor The role of Nongovernmental Organizations in the building of International Law
Project leader Governance in the European Union
Supervisor Writing within the health care
All completed research..

Classification

D40100 History and philosophy of the social sciences
D42100 Political science

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