Area of research
Global and Planetary Change · Management Science and Operations Research
Research interest
Research interests include Corporate governance, Adaptation (eye), Environmental planning, Business, Port (circuit theory), and Sustainability.
A systematic review of indicators to assess the sustainability of road infrastructure projects
The State as Both Regulator and Player: The Politics of Transfer of Development Rights in China
Certain flexibilities in land-use plans Towards a method for assessing flexibility
Identifying barriers to implementing a sustainability assessment tool for road project planning: an institutional perspective from practitioners in Indonesia
Coping with strategic ambiguity in planning sustainable road development: balancing economic and environmental interests in two highway projects in Indonesia
Can the Land Use Master Plan Control Urban Expansion and Protect Farmland in China? A Case Study of Nanjing
Fighting the Ignorance: Public Authorities’ and Land Users’ Responses to Land Subsidence in Indonesia
Weakest link or strongest node? Comparing governance strategies for inland ports in transnational European corridors
Legitimizing differentiated flood protection levels – Consequences of the European flood risk management plan
Implementing the European flood risk management plan
Characteristics of European inland ports: A statistical analysis of inland waterway port development in Dutch municipalities
Inland Port Performance: A Statistical Analysis of Dutch Inland Ports
Steering urban environmental quality in a multi-level governance context. How can devolution be the solution to pollution?
Overview of challenges and achievements in the climate adaptation of cities and in the Climate Proof Cities program
Governing inland ports: a multi-dimensional approach to addressing inland port–city challenges in European transport corridors
Political commitment in organising municipal responses to climate adaptation: the dedicated approach versus the mainstreaming approach
A user perspective on the gap between science and decision-making. Local administrators’ views on expert knowledge in urban planning
Bridging the financial gap in climate adaptation: Dutch planning and land development through a new institutional lens
Frontiers of land and water governance in urban regions
Towards Adaptive Spatial Planning for Climate Change: Balancing Between Robustness and Flexibility
Compact City Development and the Challenge of Environmental Policy Integration: A Multi‐Level Governance Perspective
Urban Climate Map System for Dutch spatial planning
Chokepoints in corridors: Perspectives on bottlenecks in the European transport network