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Prof.dr. M.P. van Dijk

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Expertise Iissues related to urban development; Cities in third world; Problems small and medium enterprises (informal sector); Iinternational trade; Clusters
Expertise (NL) Problematiek steden in derde wereld; Midden en klein bedrijf (informal sector); Internationale handel; Clusters
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/068613784
Addition Wetenschappelijke raad van het Afrika Studie Centrum since 2001; Member Scientific council African Studies Centre Leiden; National Advisory Council for Development Cooperation (NAR), 1992-1997; Member of the Governing Board of the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) 1992-1999; Member of the Board of Dutch Chapter of the Society for International Development (SID); Member of the Board of NOVIB (lid van de agenda commissie van algemene vergadering; Dutch NGO

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Professor
Organisation UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education (UNESCO-IHE)
Chair (EN) Water Services Management
Chair (NL) Water Services Management
Email m. vandijk -at- unesco-ihe. org
URL http://www.unesco-ihe.org/iu/staffmember/mpd
Part-time professor
Organisation International Institute of Social Studies - ISS (EUR)
Chair (EN) Urban Management in Emerging Economies
Chair (NL) Urban Management in Emerging Economies
Email mpvandijk -at- iss. nl

Publications

(the most recent at the top)
Van ontwikkelingshulp naar internationale samenwerking
New light on Chinese enterprises in Africa: Findings from a recent survey of Chinese firms in Kampala, the capital of Uganda
Chinese eco-cities, an integrated sectoral approach or an eco-cities approach?
China as a net food importer: opportunity or threat for global food partnerships
Climate change and farmers responses in rural china, lessons for Africa
All publications..

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor Influence of human activities on the water ecosystem services in Yangzhou, a complex urban ecosystem: an integrated assessment
Supervisor Understanding the role of bank relationships, relationship marketing, and organizational learning in the performance of people's credit bank
Project leader Regional economics and transport economics

Classification

A52000 Trade and international commerce
D43000 Economics

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