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CURRICULUM VITAE JACQUELIEN VAN STEKELENBURG, PhD. Personal Information Home address: Cremerplein 32 2032 KK Haarlem The Netherlands Home telephone: 31 23 5409427 Business address: Department of Social Sciences VU University De Boelelaan 1081 1081 HV Amsterdam The Netherlands Business telephone: 31 20 5986749 E-mail: [email protected] Date of birth: November 21, 1966, Purmerend Marital status: divorced, two children Education: Ph.D. (Cum laude), VU University, Amsterdam, 2006 M.A. (with honors), VU University, Amsterdam, 2001 Current position: Associate Professor, 2011 -..(1,0 fte) dept. Sociology Faculty of Social Sciences, VU University, Amsterdam. Former positions PostDoctoral researcher, 2006 – 2011 Research assistant, 1996-2000
Some background information: My academic career is a second career and has therefore a somewhat uncommon trajectory. I started my MA social psychology at the age of 27. I combined my fulltime study with a fulltime job and gave birth to my first child during my MA. After 6 years I graduated. At the age of 34, I started my PhD project. During this PhD project, I gave birth to two more children. Unfortunately, one of them was diagnosed with Edwards disease (Trisomi 18) and died after 19 days. After her death, it took me 6 month to resume my PhD project. This, combined with the regular pregnancy leaves, all in all took 14 months. Despite these delays, completion of my PhD project have only taken 5 years. At the age of 39, I started as postdoctoral researcher for 5 years. Again, an uncommon construal of this position, because I held several professional positions next to several responsibilities uncommon for Postdocs. Rather than devoting 80% of my PostDoc time to research I acquired experience in teaching, management, acquisition, PhD supervision and valorization. For more details I kindly refer to the pages to come.
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ACADEMIC WORKEXPERIENCE 2013 – present Chair of department Sociology, VU University 2011 – present Associate Professor, Dept. of Sociology, VU university
Teaching responsibilities: Undergraduate, graduate, PhD level for both Dutch and foreign students. In a Minor, BA Sociology and Political Science, MA Sociology and designer and coordinator of a yearlong Sociology MA trajectory with stakeholder projects. Supervision of 5 PhDs and 1 PostDoc.
Other responsibilities: Research manager Sociology, Management team Sociology (see below for specification), Voorlichting Sociology, Alumni committee, GCCC Graduate council, Cie SOC Website, MT KNAW assistant program together with Peter Groenewegen, MT Contextualed Contestation, international longitudinal study with +/- 30 researchers, PL longitudinal KNAW Vinex study.
2010 – present Research manager and member of management team, dept. of Sociology, VU University Responsibility for organization of ‘research related issues’ for the staff (approach. 40 27 fte) and recruitment and progress of PhDs (approx, 28 internal and 28 external Phds) within the department of Sociology. Member of the Faculty Board of research managers (FOZ). Responsible for the yearly reports on PhD progress and SOC PhD policy, dept. research input, and dept research output. Responsible for the construction and implementation of the so-called Subsidy-Calendar. Responsible for the organization of Programleaders’ Meeting PARIS, SOC Onderzoekslunch, SOC ‘PhD middag’ and intervision SOC PhD supervisors. Responsible for the implementation of ‘Personal Metis’ (SOC). Co-author of ‘SCC Midterm’ (2010), ‘Afdelingsplan 2011-2015’, and ‘PARIS Research Program’, and first-author research assessment (zelfstudie).
2006 – 2011 Postdoctoral researcher, dept. of Sociology, VU University Teaching responsibilities: Undergraduate, graduate, PhD level for both Dutch and foreign students. Courses in BA & MA Sociology and supervising BA and MA theses within the department supplemented with CCSS Graduate school the development, design and teaching of first year PhD courses (‘The process of writing a PhD’ and ‘How to write a Research proposal’). Supervision of 5 PhDs. Other responsibilities: PRV committee (Voorlichting), FSW Alumni committee, Research manager Sociology, Management team Sociology, MT KNAW assistant program, MT Contextualed Contestation, PL longitudinal KNAW Vinex study.
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2001 -2006 PhD student, dept. of Social Psychology & Sociology, VU University Completed with a Ph.D-degree in Social Psychology (Cum Laude VU University) with the doctoral thesis: ‘Promoting or preventing social change. Instrumentality, identity, ideology and groupsbased anger as motives of protest participation.'
1996 -2000 Research Assistant for prof. dr G. Semin, Professor and head of dept. Social Psychology VU University and prof. dr. Klandermans, Professor dept. Social Psychology, VU University. Designing and conducting laboratory and field-based studies in the field of Intercultural group conflict and language and organizing workshops, seminars and teaching small studentsgroups.
PHD SUPERVISION (completed and ongoing) AND INTERNATIONAL PHD COMMITTEES 1. Marije Boekkooi: (oral defence May 2012) The role of the activist in mobilization (copromotor) http://www.fsw.vu.nl/en/departments/sociology/staff/boekkooi/index.asp 2. Susanne Rebers (oral defence januari 2011) The evolution of collective action: the role of co-evolving groups (daily
supervisor) http://www.fsw.vu.nl/en/departments/sociology/staff/rebers/index.asp 3. Marjoka van Doorn Intolerance as the default: tolerance must be learned (copromotor) http://www.fsw.vu.nl/en/departments/sociology/staff/van-doorn/index.asp 4. Anouk van Leeuwen
Interaction & Context: how demonstrations turn violent (copromotor) http://www.fsw.vu.nl/nl/wetenschappelijke-afdelingen/sociologie/medewerkers-sociologie/leeuwen/index.asp
5. Jacomijne Prins How Dutch Moroccans use storytelling as identity strategy (copromotor) http://www.fsw.vu.nl/en/departments/sociology/staff/prins/index.asp 6. Dunya van Troost Emotions & protest (copromotor) http://www.fsw.vu.nl/en/departments/sociology/staff/van-troost/index.asp 7. Igor Petrovic Exit, Voice and Loyalty in the Military (copromotor)
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I am co-supervising 8 PhDs, with a number of noteworthy successes: • Marije Boekkooi was the recipient of a MaGW Open Competition grant; • Jacomijne Prins was the recipient of a CCSS Open Competition, won the Fresh
perspectives 2010 Presentation Price and was granted fully paid attendance to the highly competitive ISA Young Sociologist laboratory in Johannesburg (SA);
• Susanne Rebers was the recipient of the FSW Dissertation Award of 2011 Supervision visiting PhDs: 2014 Gift Mwonzora, Visiting PhD from Rhodes University Grahamstown, South Africa. 2014 Christina Gómez Visiting PhD from Santiago de Compostella Supervised by Jose
Manuel Sabucedo 2011 Daniel Blocq, Visiting PhD from Wisconsin, USA. 2009 Xiana Vilas Visiting PhD from Santiago de Compostella Supervised by Jose Manuel Sabucedo Supervision PostDocs: 1. Marie Louise Damen Fighting at the Fault lines of Society. International PhD committee Oral defense 1. Davide Mazzoni (Oral defense 9-3-2012) (‘Explaining activism by sense of Community’)
University of Bologna, supervised by prof. dr. Cicognani & Rubini
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RESEARCH GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS 2013 Protesting soldiers (€165.000,-, Military Union and VU University’s Faculty of
Social Sciences, together with Klandermans). 2012 KNAW conference grant (€6.000,- together with Klandermans and Damen) 2012 Simulate collective action! Grant provided by the network institute in the context
of the KNAW project (€ 16.000,- together with Dick de Gilder and Evert Haasdijk) 2012 Research incentive grant from the department of Sociology of the VU University
in Amsterdam of €10.000 2010 Research grant for a PostDoc project “Fighting at the Fault-lines of Society: Street
demonstrations through the lens of cleavage theory” awarded by NWO in the Conflict and Security Fast track Program (€ 157.000,- together with Bert Klandermans).
2010 Grant for 28 academy assistants (Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences [KNAW] €280.000,-), together with Peter Groenewegen en Marjolein Broese. ‘Communication in social networks: working at the edge of social sciences and computer science’
2010 Grant to organize a Symposium on the Social Psychology of Protest from the ASPO (Dutch Association on Social Psychology, €1.000,- together with Martijn van Zomeren, Groningen University).
2009 Research incentives grant from the Faculty of Social Sciences of the VU University in Amsterdam (€12.500,- together with Bert Klandermans).
2009 International comparative study on protest: ‘Caught in the act of protest’ in 6 European countries awarded by the European Science Foundation and funded by the NWO (over 2 million € for the whole project, together with Bert Klandermans (VU University and Stefaan Walgrave, Antwerpen University).
2008 Grant to organize a Colloquium and Master class on the occasion of the retirement of B. Klandermans (Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences [KNAW] €19.500,-), together with Conny Roggeband.
2008 Invited research fellow at the social psychology department of the University of Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
2007 MaGW Open Competition. (NWO) €200.000 The role of organizers in demonstrations (with Bert Klandermans and Marije Boekkooi), 2007-2011.
My research interests focus on protest participation. All my research projects converge on the linkage between socio-political structures and how peoples’ perceptions and interpretations thereof affect their political behavior. Be it the large comparative study on participation in demonstrations granted by the ESF/NWO, mobilization via social media, more radical forms of protest envisioned by young Dutch Moroccans or Dutch youngsters or the evolution of protest in evolving neighborhoods granted by the KNAW, the individual and its political behavior always figure centre stage. I designed and coordinated those studies and I am coordinator of the large comparative study of street demonstrations (together with Stefaan Walgrave & Bert Klandermans) and Project leader of the VINEX/KNAW project. This coordination evolves fruitful, both projects are well-versed and very interesting data are collected.
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2007 Post-doctoral fellowship (3 years) from the Faculty of Social Sciences of the VU University in Amsterdam (‘The evolution of collective action in suburbs’ (i.e .VINEX wijken, €200.000).
2005 Travel Grant from the Faculty of Social Sciences of the VU University in Amsterdam to visit the conference of the International Society of Political Psychology in Toronto, Canada. (€1100,-).
2005 Travel Grant from the Faculty of Social Sciences of the VU University in Amsterdam to visit the conference of the American Sociological Association in Philadelphia, US. (€1000,-).
PUBLICATION RECORD Articles 2014 Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien and Bert Klandermans. Fitting Demand and
Supply: How Identification Brings Appeals and Motives Together. Social Movement Studies, 13(2), 179-203.
2014 Van Stekelenburg. Jacquelien. Going all the way. Online and Offline Radicalization. Sociology Compass, 8(5), 540–555.
2014 Prins, J. Polletta, F. Van Stekelenburg, J. Klandermans, B. “Exploring variation in the Moroccan Dutch collective narrative: an intersectional approach”. Political Psychology. In Press.
2014 Van Leeuwen, A. Klandermans, B. and Van Stekelenburg, J. A study of the perceived atmosphere of street demonstrations: How demonstrators evaluate police-demonstrator interactions and why. Mobilization. In Press.
2013 Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien and Klandermans, Bert. The Social Psychology of protest. Current Sociology, 61, 886-905.
2013 Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien. The Political Psychology of Protest: Sacrificing for a Cause. European Psychologist, 18 (4), 224-233.
2013 Prins, Jacomijne, Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien, Polletta, Francesca; Klandermans, Bert. “Telling the Collective Story? Moroccan-Dutch Young Adults’ Co-Construction and Negotiation of a collective identity through storytelling. Qualitative Sociology, 36(1), 81-99.
2013 Pratto, F., Çidam, A., Stewart, A.L., Bou Zeineddine, F., Aranda, M., Aiello, A., Chryssochoou, X., Cichocka, A., Cohrs, C., Durrheim, K., Eicher, V., Foels, R., Górska, P., Lee, I., Licata, L., Li, L., Liu, J., Morselli, D., Meyer, I., Muldoon, O., Muluk, H., Petrovic, N., Prati, F., Papastamou, S., Petrovic, I., Prodromitis, G., Rubini, M., Saab, R., Van Stekelenburg, J., Sweetman, J., Zheng, W., Henkel, K.E. (in press). Social Dominance in Context and in Individuals: Contextual Moderation of Robust Effects of Social Dominance Orientation in 15 languages and 20 countries. Social Psychology and Personality Science, 4, 587-599.
2013 Van Stekelenburg, J., Anikina, N., Pouw, W., Petrovic, I., & Nederlof, N. (2013). From Correlation to Causation: The Cruciality of a Collectivity in the Context of Collective Action. Journal of Social and Political Psychology, 1 (1), 161-187. http://jspp.psychopen.eu/article/view/38/33.
CITATIONS (conform Google Scholar, d.d. 25-06-2014) 475- citations 10- Hirsch-index
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2012 Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien, Walgrave, Stefaan, Verhulst, Joris, and Klandermans, Bert. Caught in the Act of Protest: Contextualizing Contestation Mobilization (special issue). Mobilization 17(3), 249-262.
2012 Blocq, Daniel, Bert Klandermans, and Jacquelien van Stekelenburg Political embeddedness and the management of emotions. Mobilization (Special issue). Mobilization 17(3), 319-334.
2012 Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien. The Occupy Movement, product of its time? Development, 55(2), 224–231.
2011 Van Stekelenburg, J., B. Klandermans, and W. W. van Dijk. “Combining motivations and emotion: The motivational dynamics of collective action participation” Revista de Psicologìa Social, 26(1), 91-104.
2011 Boekkooi, M., B. Klandermans & J. van Stekelenburg “Quarrelling and protesting: How organizers shape a demonstration”, Mobilization, 16(2), 498-508.
2010 Van Stekelenburg, J., & Klandermans, B. The Social Psychology of Protest. On Sociopedia.isa, Sage Publications. See: http://www.isa-sociology.org/publ/sociopedia_isa.htm
2009 Van Stekelenburg, J., B. Klandermans, and W.W. van Dijk. “Context Matters. Explaining Why and How Mobilizing Context Influences Motivational Dynamics.” Journal of Social Issues, 65(4): 815-838.
2008 Klandermans, B., J. van der Toorn, and J. van Stekelenburg. “Embeddedness and grievances: Collective Action Participation Among Immigrants”. American Sociological Review, 73: 992-1012.
Refereed chapters 2014 Duyvendak, Jan Willem, Roggeband, Conny and Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien.
Politics and People: Understanding the Dutch Research on Social Movements. To appear in Social Movement Studies in Europe. The State of the Art, Edited by Guya Accornero and Olivier Fillieule. Oxford: Berghahn Books. (peer-reviewed).
2014 Petrovic, I., Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien, Klandermans, Bert. Political socialization and social movements. Escaping the political past? In C. Kinnvall, H. Dekker, P. Nesbitt-Larkin, and T. Capelos (eds). Palgrave Handbook of Global Political Psychology. (peer-reviewed).
2013 Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien, and Conny Roggeband. “Preface”. In van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien, Conny Roggeband and Bert Klandermans, (Eds.), The Future of Social Movement Research. Dynamics, Mechanisms and Processes. Minnesota University Press (pp. xi-xxii). (peer-reviewed).
2013 Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien, and Marije Boekkooi. “Mobilizing for change in a changing society”. In van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien, Conny Roggeband and Bert Klandermans, (Eds.), The Future of Social Movement Research. Dynamics, Mechanisms and Processes (pp. 217-234). (peer-reviewed).
2013 Van Troost, D., Van Stekelenburg, J., & Klandermans, B. Emotions of Protest. In N. Demertzis (ed). Emotions in Politics: The Affect Dimension in Political Tension. Palgrave Macmillan Publishers (pp. 186-203]. (peer-reviewed).
2013 Van Stekelenburg, J., & Klandermans, B. Social Conflict and protest. In In A. Golec-de Zavala & A. Cichocka (Eds.), The Social Psychology of Social Problems (pp. 141-171). Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan Publishers.
2013 Klandermans, B. and J. van Stekelenburg. Social movements and the dynamics of collective Action. In D. O. Sears, L. Huddy & R. Jervis (Eds.), Oxford handbook of Political psychology. Oxford: University Press. (774-812, peer-reviewed).
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2011 Van Stekelenburg, J. “Waarom protesteren mensen?” (book chapter Gamma canon, Meulenhoff). (peer-reviewed).
2011 Klandermans, B. & J. van Stekelenburg. “Contentious performances: The case of street demonstrations”. In M. J. Funes Rivas (Ed.), A propósito de Tilly: Conflicto, Poder y Acción Colectiva. Madrid: Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas.
2010 Van Stekelenburg, J., & Klandermans, B. “Radicalization”. In A. Azzi, X. Chryssochoou, B. Klandermans & B. Simon (Eds.), Identity and Participation in Culturally Diverse Societies. A Multidisciplinary Perspective (pp. 181-194). Oxford: Blackwell Wiley (peer-reviewed).
2010 Van Stekelenburg, J., Oegema, D., & B. Klandermans. “No Radicalization without Identification: How ethnic Dutch and Dutch Muslim web forums radicalize over time”. In A. Azzi, X. Chryssochoou, B. Klandermans & B. Simon (Eds.), Identity and Participation in Culturally Diverse Societies. A Multidisciplinary Perspective. Oxford: Blackwell Wiley (pp. 256-274, peer-reviewed).
2009 Van Stekelenburg, J. and B. Klandermans. “Social Movement Theory: Past, Present and Prospect”. In Ineke van Kessel and Stephen Ellis (eds), Movers and Shakers: Social movements in Africa. Leiden: Brill (Pp. 17-44, peer-reviewed).
2007 Van Stekelenburg, J. v., & Klandermans, B. 2007. “Individuals in movements: A social psychology of contention”. In Klandermans, B. & Roggeband, C.M., Handbook of social movements (157-204). New York: Springer. (peer-reviewed).
books 2013 van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien, Conny Roggeband and Bert Klandermans, (Eds.).
The Future of Social Movement Research. Dynamics, Mechanisms and Processes. Minneapolis: Minnesota University Press.
2006 Van Stekelenburg, J. “Promoting or preventing social change. Instrumentality, identity, ideology and groups-based anger as motives of protest participation.”. Ph.D. Dissertation, Faculty of Psychology and Pedagogic, VU University Amsterdam. Amsterdam: Ridderprint.
Professional publications 2014 Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien. “Occupy Movement”. In Michael Ryan and Daniel
Cook (Eds). The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Consumption and Consumer Studies.
2013 Van Stekelenburg, J. “Moral incentives”. In Snow, D. Donatella Della Porta, Bert Klandermans, and Doug McAdam (Eds.). The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements. Blackwell: US., p. 770-771.
2013 Van Stekelenburg, J. and Klandermans, B. “The Social Psychology of Movement Participation”. In Snow, D. Donatella Della Porta, Bert Klandermans, and Doug McAdam (Eds.). The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements. Blackwell: US., p. 1220-1224.
2013 Van Stekelenburg, J., van Troost, Dunya and van Leeuwen, Anouk. “Politicized Identity”. In Snow, D. Donatella Della Porta, Bert Klandermans, and Doug McAdam (Eds.). The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements. Blackwell: US., p. 974-977.
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2013 Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien. “Collective Identity”. In Snow, D. Donatella Della Porta, Bert Klandermans, and Doug McAdam (Eds.). The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements. Blackwell: US., p. 219-226.
2012 de Goede, Ingrid, Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Carabain, C.. Wat vindt de Nederlander van Occupy? Rapport flitspeiling 2011 NCDO Nationale Commissie voor internationale samenwerking en Duurzame Ontwikkeling).2012 “Wordt 2012 het jaar van Occupy?”, Kennislink, (with Marloes van Ameron) (URL: http://www.kennislink.nl/publicaties/wordt-2012-het-jaar-van-occupy),. 4 January 2012
2011 Klandermans, Bert, Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Stefaan Walgrave, Dunya van Troost, Anouk van Leeuwen, Jeroen van Laer, Joris Verhulst, & Ruud Wouters. Manual for data collection on protest demonstrations. Caught in the act of protest: Contextualizing Contestation (CCC-project), Version 3.0. Amsterdam, VU University/Antwerp, University of Antwerp.
2010 Van Stekelenburg, J. Waarom protesteren mensen? Gammacanon Volkskrant, 8 mei 2010). 26 November 2008
2008 “Scholierenprotesten: het nieuwe protesteren”, Kennislink, (with Kahliya Ronde) (URL: http://www.kennislink.nl/publicaties/scholierenprotesten-het-nieuwe-demonstreren). 26 November 2008
Under Review:
− Andrew L. Stewart, Felicia Pratto, Fouad Bou Zeineddine, Joseph Sweetman, Véronique Eicher, Laurent Licata, Davide Morselli, Rim Saab, Antonio Aiello, Xenia Chryssochoou, Aleksandra Cichocka, Atilla Cidam, Rob Foels, Benjamin Giguére, Liu Li, Francesca Prati, and Jacquelien van Stekelenburg. “International Support for the Arab Uprisings: Understanding Sympathy Protests Using Theories of Social Identity and Social Dominance” Group Processes and Intergroup Relations. Decision: Accepted with minor changes.
− Klandermans, B., Van Stekelenburg, J. Damen, M.L., Van Leeuwen, A. and Van Troost, D. Mobilization without organization: The case of unaffiliated demonstrators. European Sociological Review. Decision: R&R.
− Damen, M.L. and Van Stekelenburg, J. (2014). Crowd-Cleavage alignment. Do protest-issues and protesters’ cleavage position align? To appear in Social Stratification and Social Movements: Digging in a complex relationship edited by Roose, J., Zajak, S., Hutter, S. and Schmitt, L. Decision: Accepted with minor changes.
− Dunya van Troost, Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Bert Klandermans, Marie-Louise Damen, Anouk van Leeuwen. Worrier and Warrior: Threat and Emotion Response to Protest Issues. International Sociology. Decision: R&R.
− Klandermans, B., Van Stekelenburg, J. Damen, M.L., Van Leeuwen, A. and Van Troost, D. Times of crises breed contention: Potential beneficiaries versus Conscience Constituents. In Marco Giugni and Maria Grasso. Austerity Protests in Europe. Ashgate. Under review.
− Boekkooi, M.E., P.G. Klandermans & J. van Stekelenburg Mobilizing sequences: How people are mobilized for protest events. Social Movement Studies. Under review.
− Klandermans, B., Van Stekelenburg, J. Damen, M.L., Van Leeuwen, A. and Van Troost, D. Times of crises breed contention: On new and old protest potentials. American Journal of Sociology. Under review.
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− van Stekelenburg Jacquelien, Bert Klandermans and Agnes Akkerman. What makes political activists so active? Invited contribution Special Issue on activists in Journal of Social Issues. Under review.
− Garyfallou, Anastasia and Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien. Reform versus Revolution. Social Change Strategies in the Greek crisis. European Journal of Social Ppsychology. Under review.
− Kerkhof, Peter, Andre Krouwel-Moreda Laguna, Van Stekelenburg, Jacquelien, and Klandermans, Bert. Social media use and participation in the January 25 Egyptian uprising: Comparing participants and non-participants in street protest. Journal of Communication. Under Review.
− Van Leeuwen, A, McCarthy, J.,Van Stekelenburg, J. Klandermans, B., Damen, M.L.,. and Van Troost, D. Has the Institutionalization of Negotiated Management of European Protest Come to an End? American Journal of Sociology. Under review
− van Stekelenburg Jacquelien and Bert Klandermans. Uploading Unrest. Comparing Recruits in Connective and Collective Action. New Media & Society. Under review
- in preparation (beoogd tijdschrift, titel, co-auteurs) − van Stekelenburg Jacquelien and Raymond van Ginkel.. Diaspora protest. Why
Dutch Jews and Dutch Muslims protest the 3rd Intifada. Political Psychology − Boekkooi, Marije, Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Bert Klandermans. Building and
crumbling of solidarity: Boundary work in the Dutch campaign in the run up to the G8 protests in Germany. (Sociological Forum)
− Klandermans, Bert, Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Marie Louise Damen, Dunya van Troost and Anouk van Leeuwen. Frequent Demonstrators: Routineers or Radicals?
Books: Invited book proposal Cambridge University Press
• Monograph Individuals in Action Jacquelien van Stekelenburg and Bert Klandermans
KEYNOTES, INVITED PRESENTATIONS &GUEST LECTURES 2014 ‘We zijn het zat!’ Invited presentation. Tegenlicht Meet Up. Pakhuis de Zwijger,
Amsterdam (Wednesday 2 April) 2014 Het effect van protest.’ Invited Guestlecture together with Faiza Ouhlasen
(Greenpeace) BA administration invited by Karin Lasthuizen (Thursday 10 April) 2014 ‘Protest!’ Invited presentation “Lustrum Broodje”, at Faculty of Social Sciences,
VU University Amsterdam (Tuesday 8 April) 2014 Workshop samen met Josien Hagen over talentontwikkeling in de veranderende
context van onderwijs en onderzoek. Congres Perspectief voor wetenschappers, VU University Amsterdam (Tuesday 28 Januari).
2013 ‘Does connective action change citizenship behaviour’? Invited keynote conference: Citizenship and Social Inclusion: A multi-disciplinary dialogue, London, University of Kingston, September.
2013 ‘Reclaiming Democracy’ Invited presentation Windsor (Canada)
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2012 ‘The evolution of collective action’. Invited keynote. EASP Summerschool. Limerick Ireland August
2012 ‘The Social Psychology of Street Demonstrations’. Invited Presentation, Kurt Lewin institute, Two-yearly conference on Social psychology. Woudenberg, May 12-13.
2012 ‘IRA exit: when the struggle is over’. Invited presentation De Balie Amsterdam, 4 May
2012 ‘Radicalization & Conflict’. Invited presentation, ERCOMER, Utrecht University, 2 April
2012 ‘We want change! Protest Movements. Studium generale, TU Eindhoven, Eindhoven, Februari 29.
2011 ‘The Arabic Spring and Occupy, what’s new?’ Keynote HIVOS Knowledge conference. Staged by door HIVOS, Erasmus university, ISS en The centre for Internet and Society. The Hague, November 2011.
2011 Invited workshop GSSS International Womensday “Knowledge Valorisation”. 8 March
2011 Invited lecture GSSS ‘Engaged Scholarship’, Active in Sociology of Action. 2011 Invited presentation MA thesisprojecten, Onderwijs centrum Tijdens
onderwijsweek, and the award of the ‘good practice award’. 2011 ‘The social psychology of protest’. Invited guestlecture Social Psychology, VU University Amsterdam, Applied Social Psychology, January. 2010 ‘Empowerment and Power’. Studium generale, Wageningen. January 27. 2009 ‘Why Frisians protest.’ Invited presentation ‘Sminia reading’. VU connected,
Leeuwarden, November 25 2009 ‘Uploading Unrest’. Invited presentation Academy Colloquium organized on the
occasion of the retirement of Bert Klandermans, September 30th-October 2nd, at KNAW, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
2009 ‘The social psychology of protest’. Invited guestlecture Social Psychology, VU University Amsterdam, Applied Social Psychology, October. 2008 ‘Social movement Theory: Past, Present and Prospect. Invited presentation Africa
Study Centre Leiden. November. 2008 ‘Uploading Unrest, sociological explanations of protest’. Invited guest lecture
Broklede Breukelen. November. 2007 ‘The social psychology of protest’. Invited guest lecture Social Psychology, VU University Amsterdam, Applied Social Psychology, November. 2007 ‘The social psychology of protest’. Invited guest lecture Sociology course Social
movements and participation, VU University Amsterdam, May. 2003 ‘Persuasive communication and information search behaviour’. Invited guest
lecture Department of Communication and Innovation studies, University of Wageningen, The Netherlands.
Conference papers (over last 7 years) 2014 What makes political activists so active? Accepted for presentation at ISPP Annual
Meeting, July 8-11, Rome, Italy 2014 When, how and under what circumstances do demonstrations makes a difference?
Accepted for presentation at the ResponsiveGov and MoveOut workshop in Leicester, 16-17 June.
2014 Contemporary protest participation: from trust to disgust? Accepted for presentation at the ECPR Conference in Glasgow, 6-8 September.
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2013 Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Bert Klandermans, Marie-Louise Damen, Dunya van Troost and Anouk van Leeuwen, Fighting austerity measures: Protecting interests or promoting principles? Conference of Europeanists, June 25-27, Amsterdam.
2013 Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Bert Klandermans, Marie-Louise Damen, Dunya van Troost and Anouk van Leeuwen, Fighting austerity measures: Protecting interests or promoting principles? International Society of Political psychology, July 7-9, Herzliya (Israel).
2013 Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Bert Klandermans, and Dirk Oegema. No radicalization without identification. European Sociological Association, August 27-29, Torino.
2012 Academy of Management Academy of Management 2012 Annual Meeting program in Boston, MA.
2011 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van. Collective action: the case of street demonstrations. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the ASA, August 12-15, Las Vegas, US.
2011 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van and Raymond van Ginkel. Demonstrating Diasporas. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the ISPP, Juli 7-9, Istanbul, Turkey.
2010 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van. Collective action: the case of street demonstrations. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the British Psychological Society (BPS), September 7-9, Winchester, UK.
2010 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van and Bert Klandermans, Feelings of injustice. Paper presented at the 13thBiennial Conference of the International Society for Justice Research, August 21-24, Banff, Alberta Canada.
2010 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van, and Bert Klandermans 2010. Uploading unrest. Paper presented at ASA 105th Annual Meeting, August 8-11, at Atlanta.
2010 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van, Bert Klandermans. Managing Multiple Identities: Why young Dutch Muslims opt for exit, voice or loyalty. Paper presented at ISPP Annual Meeting, July 8-11, at San Francisco, U.S.
2009 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van. It’s all about perception: Structural Opportunities vs Perceived Opportunities in Social-Movement Theory. Paper presented at 5th ECPR General Conference, September 10-12, at Potsdam, Germany.
2009 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van, Bert Klandermans. Uploading unrest. How formal and informal mobilization influences who protests and why. Paper presented at ISPP Annual Meeting, July 8-11, at Dublin, Ireland.
2009 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van. From structure to action. How coalition building influences protesters’ motivation to participate. Paper presented at ASA 104th Annual Meeting, August 8-11, at San Francisco, U.S.
2009 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van, Bert Klandermans. Managing Multiple Identities: Why young Dutch Muslims opt for social mobility, moderate, or radical social action. Paper presented 3-6 July at the EASP workshop on Collective action and social change. Towards integration and innovation, Appingendam, The Netherlands.
2009 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van, Marije Boekkooi, Jacomijne Prins, Marjoka van Doorn and Saskia Welschen. ‘Wie is er nou eigenlijk radicaal?’ Joint Presentation at Bessensap 2009, May 25, at NEMO, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2008 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van, Bert Klandermans. Mobilising for change in a changing society. Do ‘new’ and ‘old’ mobilisation practices differently influence which people protest and why they do so? Paper presented at ASA 103th Annual Meeting, August 8-11, at Boston, U.S.
2008 Stekelenburg, Jacquelien van, and Bert Klandermans. Radicalism at the
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Schoolyard: A Comparative study on Social Psychological Dynamics of Radicalization Between Muslim and Dutch youngsters. Paper presented at ISPP Annual Meeting, July 8-11, at Paris, France.
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TEACHING
‘ COURSES AND SEMINARS DESIGNED AND TAUGHT 2013 Current Issues in Social Sciences. Lecture in PhD course at the Graduate School of
Social Sciences, FSS/VU University. 2013 Radicalization and Conflict. Minor course. Developed and taught. Very good
evaluated, both the course (4.57) as well as the teaching qualities (4.48). 2012 Designer and coordinator MA thesis trajectory consisting of stakeholder projects
throughout the whole academic year (Together with Bianca Suanet). 2012 Development and teaching of PhD Training Course “How to write a research
proposal” (Fall/Winter) Graduate School of Social Sciences (GSSS), PhD/MSR course. Very good evaluated, both the course (4.64) as well as the teaching qualities (4.80).
2012 Radicalization and Conflict. Minor course. Developed and taught. Very good evaluated (4.57), both the course as well as the teaching qualities (4.42).
2012 Political Mobilization. BA2 course. Designed and taught with Paul Penning (Political Science). and Marije Boekkooi(Sociology)
2011 Designer and coordinator MA thesis trajectory consisting of stakeholder projects throughout the whole academic year (Together with Marjoka van Doorn).
2011 Radicalization and Conflict. Minor course. Developed and taught. Very good evaluated, both the course (4.33) as well as the teaching qualities (4.48).
2010 Master thesis project ‘Verhoogt empowerment van migrantenvrouwen sociale participatie?’ MA Sociology of globalisation. Full empirical circle with 6 students according to a community of learners philosophy. (Together with Jacomijne Prins).
2010 Transnational Social Movements, MA Sociology of globalisation. 2010 Master thesis project ‘(in)tolerance’. MA Sociology of globalisation. Full empirical
circle with 6 students according to a community of learners philosophy. (Together with Marjoka van Doorn).
2010 Supervisor of M.Sc. theses (Spring/Summer)
Over the years I have designed, developed and taught several courses, trajectories and projects. Student evaluation scores for teacher qualities (on a scale 1-5): Lowest: 4,42, highest 4.80. Students particularly praise my passion, commitment and enthusiasm.
In 2011 I finished the University Teaching course BKO with the following evaluation: 66% of the criteria were assessed as ‘Outstanding (++) and 34% as ‘Good’ (+): Illustrated as follows: “Op 11 december 2011 voerden Geert de Vries en Sjoerd Sinke een beoordelingsgesprek met Jacquelien van Stekelenburg voor haar basiskwalificatie onderwijs. Jacquelien heeft zich ontwikkeld tot een zeer ervaren docent die met haar enthousiasme studenten goed aan het werk krijgt. Ze is in staat om steeds op creatieve wijze met studenten academisch onderwijs vorm te geven. Ze heeft geoefend in haar interactieve manier van lesgeven. Uit haar verantwoording blijkt dat ze goed in staat is om te reflecteren op haar onderwijs om zo ook zichzelf continu te verbeteren.”
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2009 Development and teaching of PhD Training Course “How to write a research proposal” (Fall/Winter) Centre of Comparative Social Studies (CCSS), PhD course.
2009 The process of writing a PhD (Fall/Winter) Centre of Comparative Social Studies (CCSS), PhD course.
2009 Transnational Social Movements, MA Sociology of globalisation (with Marije Boekkooi). Both day and evening course.
2009 Supervisor of M.Sc. theses (Spring/Summer) 2008 The process of writing a PhD(Fall/Winter) Centre of Comparative Social Studies
(CCSS), PhD course. 2008 Transnational Social Movements, Ma Sociology of globalisation (with Marije
Boekkooi and Jasper Muis). Both day and evening course. 2008 Master thesis project ‘Radicalization on the school yard’. MA Sociology of
globalisation. Full empirical circle with 7 students and 2 interims according to a community of learners philosophy. 2008 Supervisor of M.Sc. theses (Spring/Summer)
2007 Transnational Social Movements, Ma Sociology of globalisation (with Germ Janmaat and Jasper Muis). Both day and evening course.
2007 The process of writing a PhD(Fall/Winter) Centre of Comparative Social Studies (CCSS), PhD course.
2006 Supervisor of M.Sc. theses (Spring/Summer) 2005 Supervisor of BA theses (Spring/Summer) 2005 Seminar research skills. Bachelor Social and Cultural Sciences, VU University,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 2000 Seminars introduction social psychology. Bachelor Psychology, VU University,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 1999 Seminars introduction social psychology. Bachelor Psychology, VU University,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands. INTERNSHIP SUPERVISION 2014 Sarah Duisters, Internship Sociology, VU University Amsterdam 2012 Anastasia Garyfallou, Internship Research Master Social Psychology, VU
University 2011 Natacha van Limburg, Internship Research Master Social Psychology, VU
University 2010 Sabina Gehrlein, Internship Research Master Social Psychology, University of
Amsterdam 2010 Renata Minnibajeva Internship Research Master Sociology. 2008 Danielle Brijde, Research Internship 2008 Bettine Moefaff. Internship from applied social psychology. 2005 Master’s trainee and thesis (together with prof. W.W. van Dijk & dr. E. van
Leeuwen). Adriaense, M.V. (2005). Effects of instrumentality, identity, and ideology on emotions explaining protest participation.
2004 MA student (Marije Boekkooi, together with Prof. B. Klandermans) 2002 Master research trainee from the Social Psychology department of the Cristian- Albrechts University in Kiel, Germany (Franziska Clemens).
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(INTER)NATIONAL REPUTATION 2013 Elected Vice-President ISPP 2013-2015 2013 Member of the Editorial Board of Advances in political Psychology 2013 Member of the Editorial Board of Sociology Compass 2012 Invited Program Chair Annual Meeting ISPP Chicago, US. (for a 4 day conference
which generally attracts 500-700 participants) 2012 Invitation by European Review to write a review article on social psychological
and sociological approaches to protest participation 2012 Invitation by Cambridge University Press to submit a bookproposal The Social
Psychology of Protest. 2011 Invited section chair ‘Social Inequality and Social Change section’, annual ISPP
meeting, Istanbul, Turkey. 2011 Invited organizer regular sessions American Sociological Association (ASA), Las
Vegas, US. 2011 Organizer of an ASA panel on Street demonstrations, American Sociological
Association (ASA), Las Vegas, US. 2009 Elected Member of the Governing Council International Society of Political
Psychology (2009-2012) 2009 Member of the Editorial Board of Sociopedia.ISA 2005 Program Committee Member of international conference “Political Psychology:
Facing the real world” (Toronto, Canada, July) Together with John Duckitt, Bert Klandermans, Anthony Lemieux, Jim Liu, Rose McDermott, Radmila Prislin, Steven Reicher and Jim Sidanius).
AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS: 2011 Nomination by GCCC for ‘PhD supervisor of the year’ 2010 Top 3 paper award ICA (International Communication Association, division
Intergroup Communication), Singapore “No Radicalization Without Identification: Dynamics of Radicalization and Polarization Within and Between Two Opposing Web Forums”. Together with Dirk Oegema and Bert Klandermans.
2010 Nomination by Sociology department for FSW ‘Researcher of the year’. 2010 Nomination by Sociology department for ‘Jennie Gierveld Fellowship’ 2006 Shortlist Kurt Lewin Dissertation Award (National Graduate School Social
psychology) 2006 Shortlist ASPO Dissertation Award (Dutch Social Psychological Association) SCIENTIFIC CONSULTATION 2013 Scientific supervision committee on “Social dissatisfaction and public violence”
Ministry of Security and Justice (Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek- en Documentatiecentrum department on scientific research and documentation centre, WODC).
2012 Expert consultation Collective action and Social Media NCTV (Nationaal Coördinator Terrorismebestrijding en Veiligheid) (ministry of Social Security and Justice following the virtually coordinated riots in Haren (NL)
2012 Referee Wageningen University (invited evaluation WOt-rapport 'Burgeracties tegen grote landschappelijke ingrepen')
2011 Referee Czech Science Foundation 2011 Referee Cambridge University Press
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2011 Referee Palgrave Press 2010 Referee European Science Foundation (ESF) 2010 Referee Oxford University Press 2008 Expert consultation ‘Foresight civil society’ staged by Ministry of Housing, Spatial
Planning and the Environment, The Hague. 2008 Expert Consultation ‘Radicalisation and de-radicalisation’ Australian Embassy
with Australian senior officials re (counter) radicalization. SERVICE TO THE ACCADEMIC COMMUNITY EXECUTIVE POSITIONS 2014 Chair of Expert Committee 2nd degree teaching Civics
(vakcommissie maatschappijleer tweede graads, ontwikkelen kennistoets met als doel kwaliteitsverhoging van de kenniscomponent in de lerarenopleiding Maatschappijleer)
2013-2016 Head of Sociology department, Faculty of Social Sciences, VU University Amsterdam
2013-2016 Elected Vice president International Society of Political Psychology 2013 Curatorium prof. dr. Maurice Crul (sponsored chair by Echo on
superdiversity) 2013 National committee secondary teacher training (Landelijk
committee lerarenopleidingen) 2013 Chair of the selection and advice committee, open competition for 8
KNAW Akademie assistants, VU University, Amsterdam 2010-2013 Research Manager, Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social
Sciences, VU University Amsterdam 2010 Management Team, Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social
Sciences, VU University Amsterdam 2009 Elected Member of the Governing Council International Society of
Political Psychology (2009-2012) 2009 Member of the dissertation award committee ISPP 2009 2009 Member of the selection and advice committee, open competition
for 4 PhD positions CCSS research school, Faculty of Social Sciences, VU University, Amsterdam.
2008 Member of the selection and advice committee, open competition for 5 PhD positions CCSS research school, Faculty of Social Sciences, VU University, Amsterdam.
CONVENING 2012 Invited Program Chair Annual Meeting ISPP Chicago, US. (for a 4 day conference
which generally attracts 500-700 participants) 2011 Invited section chair ‘Social Inequality and Social Change section’, annual ISPP
meeting, Istanbul, Turkey. 2011 Organizer regular sessions American Sociological Association (ASA), Las Vegas,
US. 2011 Organizer of an ASA panel on Street demonstrations, American Sociological
Association (ASA), Las Vegas, US. 2009 Discussant at the Annual ISPP meeting ‘Participation, Engagement and
Contention, Dublin Ireland, July
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2005 Program Committee Member of international conference “Political Psychology: Facing the real world” (Toronto, Canada, July) Together with John Duckitt, Bert Klandermans, Anthony Lemieux, Jim Liu, Rose McDermott, Radmila Prislin, Steven Reicher and Jim Sidanius).
MEMBERSHIPS International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP) & American Sociological Association (ASA) ORGANISATION ACADEMIC EVENTS 2013 ME of VE Praktijkdag Politie (Mobiele Eenheid en Vredeseenheid) over
crowdmanagement ism Anouk van Leeuwen. 2013 Fighting at the faultlines of society (NWO Knowledge utilization): stakeholders
day (‘Praktijkdag’ icw Damen & Klandermans) 2013 CCC closing conference: (icw Damen & Klandermans) 2010 ASPO symposium, ‘The next wave of the social psychology of protest, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands, October (Together with Martijn van Zomeren). 2009 Workshop ESF team, ‘Caught in the act of protest: Contextualizing contestation.’,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, October. 2009 Academy Colloquium organized on the occasion of the retirement of Bert
Klandermans, ‘Advancements in Social Movement Theory.’September 30th-October 2nd, at KNAW, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (together with Bert Klandermans and Conny Roggeband).
2009 Organizer of International Society of Political Psychology Symposium ‘Context matters, but how? Dublin, Ireland, July. ISPP.
2008 Workshop on Extremism and Radicalization. ‘Radicalization’. Amsterdam, The Netherlands July (Together with Bert Klandermans and Danielle Brijde).
2007 Organizer of International Society of Political Psychology Symposium ‘Emotions in de context of Protest? Barcelona, Spain, July.
2005 Organizer of International Society of Political Psychology Symposium “Social Psychological Approaches to Collective Action Participation” (Toronto, Canada, July)
REVIEWING Reviewer for international journals: Social psychology Quarterly (SPQ), European Psychologist, Mobilization, Social Psychological and Personality Science (SPPS), American Sociological review (ASR), Human Communication, Mobilization, Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, British Journal of Social Psychology, European Journal of Social Psychology, Journal of Political Psychology; Group Processes and Intergroup Relations; Sociopedia, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice; Jaarboek Sociale Psychologie (Dutch Yearbook of Social Psychology). Book (proposal)review: 2014 Referee Routledge Bookproposal) 2012 Referee Wageningen University (invited evaluation WOt-rapport 'Burgeracties
tegen grote landschappelijke ingrepen') 2011 Referee Cambridge University Press 2011 Referee Palgrave Press 2010 Referee Oxford University Press
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Invited reviewer National/European Science foundation’s: 2013 NWO Onderzoekstalent 2011 Referee Czech Science Foundation 2010 Referee European Science Foundation (ESF) GCCC proposals (so-called 8 month products) SOCIETAL POSITIONS 1. “Raad van Advies” Angry. Project over radicalisering van Paradox 2. MZR primary school Martin Luther King Haarlem(2004-2009)
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SOCIETAL RELEVANCE IN THE MEDIA (elaborated overview 2014-2011, selection and impression other years) 2014 (to date, March 2014) Television 1. Zomer 2014 VARA documentaire: “De Strijd”. Wat heeft de arbeidersstrijd de
Nederlandse arbeider opgeleverd? (VARA, Thijs Schreuder) 2. 30 Maart Tegenlicht VPRO: We zijn het zat! (Martijn Kieft, regisseur Tegenlicht). 3. 27 januari. NOS op 3 “De wereld op de barricaden. Monddood bestaat niet meer”
http://nos.nl/op3/artikel/602917-de-wereld-op-de-barricaden-monddood-bestaat-niet-meer.html
4. 16 januari Hart van Nederland “Stille tochten en massabijeenkomsten”. Newspapers: 1. 12-4-04-2014 Parool. “Zijn we het zat?!?” Interview op opiniepagina door Addie
Schulte (Verslaggever Parool Opinie) 2. 21-1-2014 Trouw “Een beetje geweld helpt” nav onlusten gaswinning in Groningen
Maaike van Houten (verslaggever politiek en samenleving)
Professional magazines & Interviews 2014 Kurt Lewin Institute (Graduate School Social Psychology). 20 Years KLI: Alumni
bundel. Career interview with Pieternel Dijkstra2014 FSS Essay Lustrumblog interview Frances Gallimore http://essay-fsw.com/2014/02/18/demonstreren-dat-heeft-toch-geen-enkel-effect/.
2014 Patricia Marcoccia Greenpeace Mobilisation Lab Is the emergence of a new protest generation on our hands? http://www.mobilisationlab.org/is-the-emergence-of-a-new-protest-generation-on-our-hands/.
2013 Television 1. 29-3-13: Één Vandaag: Geen woning geen kroning ook in 2013? 2. 20-9-13: Één Vandaag: Protest anno 2013 3. 20-9-13: RTL4 Editie NL: Waar is Occupy?
Newspapers: 1. 18-4-13 VICE
Het (al dan niet bestaande) nalatenschap van Occupy (http://www.vice.com/nl/read/het-al-dan-niet-bestaande-nalatenschap-van-occupy-amsterdam)
2. 20-4-13 Volkskrant Tjerk Gualtherie van Weezel, [[email protected]] Waarom blijven we dit pikken? Over geen woning geen kroning
3. 18-6-13 RTL editieNL.nl (online) Stil protest. Net zo krachtig.
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(http://www.rtlnieuws.nl/editienl/stil-protest-net-zo-krachtig) 4. 29-6-13 Volkskrant (katern Wetenschap)
Gaat het goed? Pas dan op! Waarom en wanneer protesteren mensen. 5. 1-7-13 Algemeen Dagblad (Luuk Kortekaas)
Waarom protesteren we niet? 6. 14-9-13 Volkskrant (Maarten Keulemans)
Waar blijft u nou? (2 pagina’s groot interview in katern Vonk) 7. 13-9-13 Volkskrant.nl (Maarten Keulemans)
Waarom Occupy wél een succes was! (http://www.volkskrant.nl/vk/nl/11304/Vonk/article/detail/3509090/2013/09/13/Waarom-Occupy-wel-een-succes-was.dhtml)
Radio
1. 26-6-2013: Radio 1 NCRV/Casa Luna 2. 20-8-2013: Radio 1 EO/dit is de nacht 3. 17-9-13 Radio 1 VARA duo interview met Sjaak van der Velden (historicus) over
veel of weinig protesteren 4. 18-9-13 BNR Nieuwsradio over geplande protesten FNV tegen openbreken
onderwijsakkoord 5. 20-9-13 NTR Dichtbij Nederland (Radio 5) over de vele demonstraties die dat
weekend gepland staan, en het relatief kleine (verwachte) aantal deelnemers. Popular magazines: 1. oktober Video interview Masteropleiding Journalistiek en Nieuwe Media aan de
Universiteit Leiden, geplaatst op YouTube Kernwapens Nederland in of uit?
2012 Newspapers: 1. 03-12-12 Persdienst Één jaar na Occupy 2. 27-1-12 Trouw
http://www.trouw.nl/tr/nl/4504/Economie/article/detail/3140620/2012/01/27/Nederland-heeft-weinig-sympathie-voor-Occupy.dhtml (nav van NCDO rapport)
3. Algemeen Dagblad 22-5-12 Hete zomer Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/18/southern-europe-fears-summer-violence ).
Radio 1. 22-05-12 NOS op 3 (about Shell and Milieu defensie) Neemt online actievoeren toe?
Wat is de trend? Zal online actievoeren het real-life verdringen? 2. 22 -05-12 Verschil in effectiviteit van virtueel en straat protesten, NOS op 3 Radio
interview Machteld de Jong 3. 4-10-12 Crisis, bezuinigingen en protest Wereldomroep:
http://www.euranet.eu/dut/Dossiers/De-Battle-om-de-Begroting/Budget-battle-op-straat
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Popular magazines: 1. “Wordt 2012 het jaar van Occupy?”, Kennislink, (with Marloes van Ameron) (URL:
http://www.kennislink.nl/publicaties/wordt-2012-het-jaar-van-occupy),. 4 January 2012
2. Lidewij Loorbach magazine van het MC Theater, op het Westergasterrein Debats 2012 EOS jaarcongres omtrent Politiek en Macht
Met Ab Klink, Fatma Koser Kaya, Jaap Woldendorp, en Duco Bannink. May 23 2012 ‘IRA exit: when the struggle is over’. Invited presentation De Balie Amsterdam, 4
May Invited public presentations: 2012 ‘IRA exit: when the struggle is over’. Invited presentation De Balie Amsterdam, 4
May 2012 ‘We want change! Protest Movements. Studium generale, TU Eindhoven,
Eindhoven, February 29. 2011 Television 1. December 1, 18.00 Talkshow Tijd voor Max! over protest
Newspapers: 1. Associated Press Juli 2011 : Istanbul
Demonstrating Diasporas About presentation on ISPP Conference Istanbul
Radio: 1. 28-06-11: Radio 1 “schreeuw om cultuur”.
http://www.radio1.nl/contents/33097-ondernemende-muzikanten-spelen-zonder-subsidies
2. 6-10-11: Tros nieuwsshow over Occupy http://www.radio1.nl/contents/38938-het-jaar-van-de-wereldwijde-protesten-ook-in-nederland
3. 14-10-11 NOS op 3 Occupy in Amsterdam http://nos.nl/op3/artikel/303969-demonstranten-20-geen-pluizige-dreadlocks-meer.html
4. 5 november Radio 1 Pavlov zaterdag occupy Amsterdam (Marcia Welman/Henk van Middelaar) http://www.radio1.nl/contents/40894-pavlov-5-november-2011
5. Donderdag 10 november 1.20 uur At5 radionieuws interview over zin en onzin van protest
Popular magazines: 2. 21-01-11 Ad Valvas
http://www.advalvas.vu.nl/nieuws/1135-waarom-zou-je-protesteren.html 3. 04-2-11 Ad Valvas
http://www.feedy.nl/student/188/452/Onderzoek-naar-bezuinigingen/
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4. kennislink: http://www.kennislink.nl/slideshows/de-gammacanon/pagina/19
5. kennislink http://www.kennislink.nl/publicaties/gedrag-politiek-protest
6. 19-04-11 Groene Amsterdammer Groene Amsterdammer: http://www.groene.nl/zoek?page=1&search=2011&search_author=SOCIOLOGIE
7. 21-10-11: Intermediar Vijf vragen over pleinprotesten: kamperen voor een betere wereld
8. Groene Amsterdammer Oktober 2011 http://www.groene.nl/2011/42/boos-zijn-is-genoeg
9. Webiste Hivos Knowledge Programme nov ‘11 Occupy Wall Street, London, Amsterdam..occupy…occupy.. everywhere! http://www.hivos.net/Hivos-Knowledge-Programme/Themes/The-Changing-Face-of-Citizen-Action/News/Occupy-Wall-Street-London-Amsterdam-occupy-occupy-everywhere
Debats 1. March 2011
FSW debat omtrent de Arabische Lente met Boris Slijper 2. 16 May 2011
Groene Amsterdammer/FSW: Het grootste probleem van onze samenleving 3. 28 May 2011:
Invited presentation and debate “De Future of Protest” Convention of Achlum. Achmea (a Dutch insurance company) goes back the roots of the company on May 28th and organizes the ‘Convention of Achlum’. Topic of the convention is ‘The status and future of the Netherlands’, with contributions of among others Bill Clinton.
4. 10 November 2011: Uitnodiging politiek café GroenLinks debat over de zin en onzin van protest
3. 24 November 2011: EOS debat samen met Willem Trommel, Duvo Bannink en Peter vd Sijde ‘Occupy is grenzeloos protesteren en grenzeloos presteren’
4. 27 November2011 Kamera Kultura Den Haag, uitnodiging debat Occupy Den Haag http://www.nutshuis.nl/index.php?page=3&agenda_id=488 geleid door Jellie brouwer
5. 15 December 2011 Gastlectoraat en debat Studentenvereniging Ignis Utrecht
7. Kernwapens Nederland in of uit? Video interview Masteropleiding Journalistiek en Nieuwe Media aan de Universiteit Leiden, geplaatst op YouTube.
8. Invited presentation “Changing Face of Citizen Action'' HIVOS kennisconferentie. Georganiseerd door HIVOS, Erasmus universiteit, ISS en The centre for Internet and Society.
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Selection and short overview other years: 2010 Invited presentation Studium generale, Wageningen. ‘Empowerment and Power’.
January 27. 2009 Invited presentation ‘Sminia Lezing. VU connected ‘Waarom Friezen
Protesteren.’, Leeuwarden, November 25 2010 Invited contribution Groene Amsterdammer (‘De grootste problemen van
Nederland’, samen met 75 Nederlandse sociaal wetenschappers). 2010 May 10 Volkskrant GammaCanon
http://www.volkskrant.nl/vk/nl/2844/Archief/archief/article/detail/994132/2010/05/08/DE-GAMMACANON-19.dhtml October 25 Trouw http://www.trouw.nl/tr/nl/4324/nieuws/article/detail/1808149/2010/10/23/Zonder-bonden-geen-hete-herfst.dhtml Pro-Wilders Protest (November) • 3 television interviews (‘Altijd Wat’, PowNed, EenVandaag) • 2 newspaper articles (Both ‘Trouw’) • Groene Amsterdammer (De 10 grootste problemen van Nederland) • Geestdrift Facultair magazine Geesteswetenschappen (UU)
Studentenprotesten 2009 May 25
Invited presentation at the competitive NWO Bessensap day caters for scientists who aim to bridge society and science. ‘Wie is er nou eigenlijk radicaal?’, at NEMO, Amsterdam, The Netherlands November Why Frisian Protest
• radio interview • television interview • 3 newspaper articles
2009 Why no countermovement from the left against Wilders (November) 2009 TV: Buon Giorno Italia Sociological reflection on the Dutch Identity 2009 Newspaper on protest and granted ESF grant (together with Bert Klandermans) 2009 NWO (Dutch national funder organization magazine ‘Hypothese’ (‘The
Researcher behind… on radicalisation project) 2008 RandstadVandaag ‘Emotions under the banner’. Sociologist from VU University
studies emotional expressions during demonstrations 2008 Newspaper ‘Solidarity during European Soccer Championship’ 2007 Pupils protest ‘Uploading Unrest’
• radio interview • television interview (2x) • 3 newspaper articles
