Maartje Maria Josephine van Eerd
Curriculum vitae
1967 | born in Tilburg |
1992-1995 | MA human geography, University of Amsterdam |
1996-1997 | staff member at WASTE, Gouda |
2003-2004 | lecturer methods and techniques, International Development Studies, University of Amsterdam |
2003 | PhD under the supervision of I.S.A. Baud and D.H.A. Kolff, Leiden University |
2005-present | academic staff member of the Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS), Erasmus University Rotterdam |
Sources
- personal webpage on website HIS
Selected publications
Eerd’s publications on countries other than India (such as Nigeria and Kenya) are not included.
1996 The occupational health aspects of waste collection and recycling: a survey of literature, Gouda: WASTE (UWEP Working Document 4,I).
1997 The occupational health aspects of waste collection and recycling: a survey of literature, Gouda: WASTE (UWEP Working Document 4,II).
2003 Local initiatives in relocation: the state and NGOs as partners?: a study in Chennai, India, [Amsterdam: AGIDS]. – PhD thesis Leiden University.
2007 & M.A. Hordijk and K.A.J. Hofman (eds), The role of the United Nations in peace and security, global development, and world governance: an assessment of the evidence, Lewiston, NY [etc.]: Mellen Press.
– “Relocation interventions and grassroots initiatives: mismatches in a relocation project in Chennai, India.” Paper presented at the N-AERUS conference on ‘grassroots lead development’ in London.
2008 Local initiatives in relocation: the state and NGOs as partners: from research to action, New Delhi: Manohar. – Also published as PhD thesis 2003 with different subtitle.
– Policy interventions and grassroots initiatives, mismatches in a relocation project in Chennai, India. IHS Working Papers nr 8.
– Ed. of: Alternatives to forced evictions: sustainable settlement strategies, training manual for World Urban Forum IV, Nanjing, China, Nov 2008.
2011 & L. van den Dool and S. Ruijsink, Supporting local urban knowledge arenas: how can knowledge networks contribute to urban development?, Saarbrücken: Lambert Academic Publishing.
– Et al., “Local urban knowledge arenas, the importance of being networked.” The Broker, pp. 18-22.
2012 “Development-induced displacement and resettlement and the misuse of public interest: comparing international guidelines with national legislation and policies in India.” International Journal of Development and Social Research 3,1: 9-20.