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, Governing change ’. In our work, we build on a diverse set of public administration and policy science concepts and theories and apply a diverse range of methods that we use whenever suitable for the research
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journal article for publication, within four years. You will use and experiment with multisensorial or more-than-human research methods and evocative and creative forms of writing. You will contribute
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or more-than-human research methods and evocative and creative forms of writing. You will contribute to the development of conceptual approaches to geological anthropology. You will actively participate in
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analysis. You have a strong quantitative background, including a solid understanding of statistics and data analysis; prior experience with multivariate or computational modelling methods is an advantage
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. For this purpose we envisage advanced electricity based methods. As the process is aimed to be operated at large scale, the reactor technology to be selected is to be scalable. At TU Delft within the department
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contribute to new concepts and methods for studying spatial cognition as a dynamic, predictive, and adaptive process, with broader relevance to environmental communication, systems thinking, and adaptive
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conducted in Amsterdam) A master’s degree in political science, sociology, or a related social science, with a specialisation in qualitative interpretive research methods Academic interest in urban democracy
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Acquaintance with mixed-method research, experience with conducting and analyzing interviews, surveys and synthesizing documents Affinity with semi-quantitative approaches, scenario analysis and/or shared
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finance, with interest in farming systems. Animal or crop production systems, with proven interest in farm economics. Experience with quantitative methods, such as farm accounting, modelling, or statistical
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, traveller behaviour, and user-centred design. Affinity with design for policy (position A) or design for behaviour change (position B). Experience with participatory research methods, co-creation or co-design