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voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis), Dutch- Flemish journal. Member Advisory Board international journal Crime, History & Societies. Member editorial board Jaarboek der Sociaal- Economische Geschiedenis Leiden. Reviewer of NWO- research proposals, and articles submitted to the Journal of Social History, Social History, Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth, etc. Membership of boards and committees Research director N.W. Posthumus research program ‘The Social History of Communities’. Member of the board of Stichting Geschiedenis van de Overheidsfinanciën. Member of the board of the Robert Fruin Award MA thesis History, University of Leiden. Member advisory board for education, the Institute for History (OLC), University of Leiden. Member advisory board NWO-project ‘The Town as a Body Social 1350-1650’, directed by Prof. Dr. Pim de Boer, University of Groningen. Advisory and coordinating activities Member advisory board of the research project ‘Rotterdam is vele dorpen’ of the Urban Archive of Rotterdam. Publications Heijden, Manon van der (Eds.) Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis, 7(1-4). Heijden, Manon van der (Eds.) Institute for History 116 Stadsgeschiedenis, 5(1-2). Heijden, Manon van der (Eds.) Jaarboek der sociale en economische geschiedenis van Leiden en omstreken, 2010. Heijden, Manon van der [Book review Charles H. Parker, Faith on the Margins. Catholics and Catholicism in the Dutch Golden Age]. Social History, 97-99. Heijden, Manon, van der Introduction : New Perspectives on Public Services in Early Modern Europe. Journal of Urban History, 36 (3), pp. 271-285. Heijden, Manon, van der & Schmidt, A. Public Services and Women’s Work in Early Modern Dutch Towns. Journal of Urban History, 36 (3), pp. 368-386. Heijden, Manon, van der & Nederveen Meerkerk, Elise & Vermeesch, G. Journal of Urban History, 36 Dr. V.C. Lagendijk Research 1.0 fte Conference attendance April 28: ‘Transnationalising the TVA’, invited lecture at Economic and Social History seminar of the Free University of Amsterdam. June: ‘Two Rounds of Electricity Liberalisation’, Paper presentation at Tensions of Europe / Inventing Europe conference, Sofia.
June: Invited commentator to Session ‘Papyrus’ at Tensions of Europe / Inventing Europe conference, Sofia. August 25: Invited Panel member at ‘What Role for International Organizations in a Master Narrative of the Twentieth Century?’, at the Oslo Contemporary International History Network seminar at the Nobel Institute, Oslo. November 8: ‘TEN Energy Networks: Aims, Alternatives, and Focus’, invited guest lecture the course ‘Europe builds on infrastructure’, Eindhoven University of Technology. November 19: ‘The TVA: The Man, The Myth, The Mystery’, invited guest lecture at the Free University of Amsterdam. November 25-27: ‘Streams of Development: Comparing the Development of the Rhine, Tennessee and Mekong’, Paper presentation at Second Transnational Rhine Conference ‘The Coalbased Rhine Economy. Development of an Industrial Region from Basel to Rotterdam, 1850- 1950’, Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main. Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Reviewed a proposal for an Exploratory Workshop for the European Science Foundation. Membership of boards and committees Part of a humanities panel to engage with policy issues, as part of an Administration course facilitated by ROI, The Hague for policy makers working for the Dutch government. Discussion centred on issues related to water and climate change. Institute for History 117 Member of the Travel Grant Committee of the Society for the History of Technology (chair in 2010). Externally acquired funds Awarded a travel grant worth $830 by the Committee on Research, Scholarship and Academic Relations of the Harry S. Truman Library Institute, November 2010. Publications Van der Vleuten, E.B.A. & Lagendijk, V.C. ‘Interpreting Transnational Infrastructure Vulnerability: 4/11 and the Historical Dynamics of Transnational Electricity Governance’. Energy Policy, 38(4), 2053-2062. Van der Vleuten, E.B.A. & Lagendijk, V.C. ‘Transnational Infrastructure Vulnerability: The Historical Shaping of the 2006 European Blackout’. Energy Policy, 38(4), 2042-2052. Lagendijk, V.C. Biography 1: An Electrifying Legacy: The Long Lilfe of the Oliven Plan. In A.W. Badenoch & A. Fickers (Eds.), In: A.W. Badenoch & A. Fickers (Eds.), Europe Materializing? Transnational Infrastructures and the Project of Europe. London: Palgrave MacMillan. Schipper, F., Lagendijk, V.C. & Anastasiadou, E. New Connections for an Old Continent: Rail, Road and Electricity in the League of Nations. Organisation for Communications and Transit. In: A. Fickers & A.W. Badenoch (Eds.), Materialising Europe: Transnational Infrastructures and the Project of Europe (pp. 113-143). Basingstoke: Palgrave.
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