Contribution to the panel "Handling/Manipulating Photographs in Africa: New Perspectives in Photography History, I of II" convened by Erika Nimis and Marian Nur Goni, titled 'Beyond the Photograph; Ekifananyi Kya Muteesa'

Samenvatting Achtergrond De oudere oncologische patiëntenpopulatie is sterk heterogeen en het risico op nadelige uitkomsten van operatie en ziekenhuisopname verschilt daardoor sterk per individu. Dit onderzoek richt zich op de vraag of screeninginstrumenten voor frailty in combinatie met een comprehensive …

Background: Healthy urban environments require careful planning and a testing of environmental quality that goes beyond statutory requirements. Moreover, it requires the inclusion of resident views, perceptions and experiences that help deepen the understanding of local (public health) problems. To facilitate …

Dit onderzoeksrapport beschrijft de resultaten en aanbevelingen van een praktijkonderzoek gericht op Person Driven Planning (PDP). De aanleiding voor dit onderzoek is voortgekomen uit eerdere onderzoeken die gedaan zijn binnen zorginstelling Siza in samenwerking met Powertools. Het onderzoek richt zich …

presentation and explanation of the film I see I see what you don't seePortraying people with dementia

International Conference Teylers Museum, Haarlem, 20 - 22 April 2017Museums and (the Loss of) the Encyclopedic Ideal, 1785-2016

From the article: "The object of this paper is to explore the actual practice in project management education in the Netherlands and compare it to reference institutions and recent literature. A little over 40% of the Higher Education institutions in the Netherlands mentions PM education in programs …

Does our knowledge about city and urban planning have solid ground? Can historical research promote creative thinking? How can we theorise about urban design and architecture in our age of the media? These questions have guided the creation of this multi-layered, richly documented and illustrated triptych, …

This paper presents (part of) an illustrated letter to Musa Katuramu (Uganda, *1916 / †1983), whose photographs I appropriated and present in a book. Appropriation is an important but problematic gesture. Through it I try to do justice to the social biographies of images I work with, and to make them …