Prof.dr. W.G.J. Duyvendak

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• cities
• community
• housing
• infrastructure
• innovations
• integration
• major
• policy
• public
• social
• spatial
• structure

Active as

Publications

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Crafting citizenship: negotiating tensions in modern society

National models of integration and the crisis of multiculturalism: a critical comparative perspective

Paternalizing mothers: feminist repertoires in contemporary Dutch civilizing offensives

'Traditionele vormen van denken, voelen, en doen'

The politics of home: belonging and nostalgia in Western Europe and the United States

All publications..

Enhanced publications

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Doctoral Thesis: Out of place? Emotional ties to the neighbourhood in urban renewal in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom

Doctoral Thesis: Dynamics of power in dutch integration politics

Doctoral Thesis: Sexual politics and regime transition: Understanding the struggle around gender and sexuality in post-revolutionary Nicaragua

Current research

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Project leader	'Kunnen we dat (niet) aan vrijwilligers overlaten?' Verschuivingen tussen professionals en vrijwilligers in de sociale sector
Project leader	Politics and Risk Communication (PARC)
Project leader	Pilot WMO/WWB: Activation of single men 50+
Project leader	Residents on the move. Research on resident initiatives in the Amsterdam neighborhood approach
Project leader	Talent at risk youth

All current research..

Completed research projects

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Project leader	De bindende invloed van middengroepen in gemengde buurten: hoe kan gentrification bijdragen aan vertrouwen?
Supervisor	The attitude of the urban middle class towards deprived areas/sites of regeneration
Project leader	Citizenship, National Canons, and the Issue of Cultural Diversity. The Netherlands in International Perspective
Project leader	Mobility, Culture and Social Inequality: Global Flows and Local Arenas
Supervisor	Sexual Politics and regime transition. Understanding the struggle around gender and sexuality in post-revolutionary Nicaragua

All completed research..

Classification

A82200	Social integration and social structure
A82400	Social welfare and mental welfare
D61000	Sociology
D62000	Social geography