Curriculum Vitae - Maarten van Ham

CURRICULUM VITAE
Professor dr. Maarten van Ham, MSc, PhD, FHEA
OTB Research Institute for the Built Environment
Delft University of Technology
P.O. Box 5030
2600 GA Delft
The Netherlands
Phone1: 0031 (0)15 2782782
Phone2: 0031 (0)15 2783005
Fax: 0031 (0)15 2783450
E-mail: m.vanham@tudelft.nl
Website: www.maartenvanham.nl
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Publications: Research Gate
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Education:
2002 PhD in Human Geography, Cum Laude [highest grade in the Netherlands, less than 4% of all
PhDs at Utrecht University receive a Cum Laude], Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht
University, The Netherlands. Thesis title: Job access, workplace mobility, and occupational
achievement.
1998 MSc in Human Geography, Cum Laude [highest grade in the Netherlands], Faculty of
Geosciences, Utrecht University, The Netherlands.
Professional History:
2011– Professor of Urban Renewal, and head of the department of Urban Renewal and Housing,
OTB Research Institute for the Built Environment, Delft University of Technology, The
Netherlands.
2011– Professor of Human Geography, School of Geography & Geosciences, University of St
Andrews, Scotland.
2009–11 Senior Lecturer in Human Geography, School of Geography & Geosciences, University of St
Andrews, Scotland.
2006–11 Deputy Director, Centre for Housing Research (CHR), University of St Andrews, Scotland. CHR
links social, economic, demographic and geographic perspectives on housing and
neighbourhood systems. It acts as a ‘hub’ for housing and place related studies across the
university. CHR engages in policy relevant research both independently and in conjunction
with public and voluntary housing agencies. The Centre is one of the foremost depositories
for data on social housing in the UK. Our total research income between 2006-2011 has been
in excess of £4.5 million and CHR employed 20-30 staff between 2006-2011.
2006–09 Lecturer in Human Geography, School of Geography & Geosciences, University of St
Andrews, Scotland.
2004–06 Lecturer in Urban Geography, Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University, The Netherlands.
2004–04 Senior Research Fellow, OTB, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.
2002–04 Research Fellow, Department of Geography & Planning, University of Amsterdam, The
Netherlands.
1998–02 Research Assistant (AIO working on PhD) Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University, The
Netherlands.
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1996–98 Research Assistant, Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University, The Netherlands.
Fellowships and honorary positions:
2011 – 12 Honorary Professor at the School of Geography & Geosciences, University of St Andrews.
2009 – Research Fellow at Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
2006 – Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA).
2006 – 12 Honorary Research Fellow at the Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University.
Memberships of professional bodies:
2006 – 12 Royal Geographical Society (RGS with IBG).
2006 – British Society for Population Studies (BSPS).
2003 – European Association for Population Studies (EAPS).
2003 – Royal Dutch Geographical Society (KNAG).
2003 – Dutch Demographic Society (NVD, Nederlandse Vereniging voor Demografie).
1998 – Netherlands Graduate School of Housing and Urban Research (NETHUR).
1998 – Regional Science Association International (RSAI).
1998 – European Network for Housing Research (ENHR).
Research/Scholarship
I lead the Department of Neighbourhood Change and Housing at the OTB Research Institute for the Built
Environment, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. With the housing market at its centre,
my group seeks to better understand housing market dynamics, deprivation, mobility, segregation and
how alone or together they influence places. Neighbourhoods are at the centre of our interest, with
specific attention for neighbourhood change, neighbourhood effects, selective mobility into and out of
neighbourhoods, and urban renewal.
I am interested in the fields of Population, Urban, and Economic Geography: residential mobility and
migration; neighbourhood effects; urban and neighbourhood change; segregation; housing market
behaviour and housing choice; population and household change; geography of labour markets; spatial
mismatch of workers and employment opportunities; self-organisation of citizens; social innovation and
the use of social media and ICT. I have a special interest in the causes and consequences of both
residential mobility and migration (why do people move residence and what are the consequences of
moving for the housing, household and labour career?). My research is of an international and
interdisciplinary nature. I have research projects in the UK, The Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, and
Estonia.
Research grants and consultancy:
van Ham M. (PI), Kleinhans, R. (2012) Project kennisontwikkeling experiment bewonersbedrijven
[Project knowledge development experiment community enterprises]. Subsidy Ministry of the
Interior and Kingdom Relations (BZK/WBI), with matching funding from Landelijk
Samenwerkingsverband Aandachtswijken (LSA), and TU Delft. €162,000.
Hulchanski D. and 28 other applicants including van Ham M. (2012) Neighbourhood Inequality,
Diversity, and Change: Trends, Processes, Consequences, and Policy Options for Canada’s Large
Metropolitan Areas. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). CA$2.5
million. http://neighbourhoodchange.ca/
van Ham M. (PI) (2012) NBHCHOICE—Neighbourhood choice, neighbourhood sorting, and
neighbourhood effects. FP7-PEOPLE-2011-CIG EU Marie Curie Actions Career Integration Grant
(project nr 303728). €100,000.
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van Ham M. (PI), Kleinhans R., Duyvendak J.W., Veldboer L., Kearns A. (in collaboration with Borough of
Hoogvliet, Vestia Hoogvliet, Woonbron Hoogvliet, Platform Corpovenista) (2012) “Please do it
yourself”. On social support, professional counselling and long-term upward social mobility in a
neighbourhood-based approach. Funded by Nicis and VerDuS, a cooperation of Nicis Institute and
NWO. €270,000.
Kromhout S., Buitendijk J., Zandstra A. & van Ham M. (2011) Effecten Nieuwe Amsterdamse
Woonruimteverdeling in beeld [Estimating the effects of changes in the Amsterdam housing
allocation system]. Collaboration between RIGO and OTB for Gemeente Amsterdam. €41,012.
Searle B. (PI), van Ham M., Maclennan D., McKee K., Rowlingson K. and Fox O’Mahony, L. (2011) Mind
the (Housing) Wealth Gap: Intergenerational justice and family welfare. The Leverhulme Trust
(RP2011-IJ-024). £732,417.
van Ham M. (PI) & others (2010) ESRC CPC linked (+3) PhD Studentship: Non-labour market implications
of family migration. Cash value £52,845.
Maclennan D. (PI), van Ham M., Dibben C. and Kesby M. (2010) Institute for Place, Population and
Wellbeing Research. University of St Andrews 600th Anniversary Fundraising Project Application.
£5 million (total funding is dependent on fundraising).
Reuschke D., van Ham M. (PI) (2010) Labour market behaviour and migration: a cross-national
comparison of the relationship between occupational and geographical mobility in late-modern
societies. EU grant (FP7-PEOPLE-2009-IEF MOBILITY). €87,702.
van Ham M. (PI), Manley D., Bailey N., Simpson L., Maclennan D., and Jivraj S. (2009) ESRC Seminar
Series: Challenges in neighbourhood effects research: does it really matter where you live and
what are the implications for policy? ESRC grant (RES-451-26-0704). £18,000.
van Ham M. (2009) Contract research for Netherlands Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment:
‘Market for child-care in 2009’. Consultancy within a larger €109.000 SEO project (PI Lucy Kok).
€6,500.
Boyle P., van Ham M. (PI) & others (2009) Non-labour market implications of family migration. Project
within the £6.2 million ESRC Centre for Population Change (CPC) (RES-625-28-0001). £175,000.
Boyle P. (PI), van Ham M., Cassidy S. (2008) ESRC CASE(+3) PhD Studentship: Quality of Life and Travel
Complexity in the Changing Urban Environment. Cash value £53,000.
van Ham M. (PI), Boyle P., Feijten P.M. and Doherty J. (2007) Right to Buy… time to move? ESRC (RES-
000-22-2460). £100,000.
Feng Z. (PI), Boyle P., van Ham M., Raab G. (2007) Neighbourhoods and the creation, stability and
success of mixed-ethnic unions. ESRC (RES-163-25-0045). £100,000.
van Ham M. (2007) British Academy Travel Grant. £600.
van Ham M. (PI), Manley D. (2007) CORE: Trends in non-LSVT relets in England. Housing Corporation.
£19,000.
van Ham M. (2006) Grant for visiting researcher at The Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF),
Uppsala University, Gävle, £600.
van Ham M. (PI), Hooimeijer P. (2005) Contract research for Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs.
‘Spatial barriers to interregional labour mobility. Labour market, housing market and individual
barriers’. €49,000.
van Ham M. (2005) Contract research for Netherlands Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment:
‘Market for child-care in 2004’. Consultancy within a larger €137.380 SEO project (PI Lucy Kok).
€6,500.
Mulder C.H. (PI), van Ham M. (2004) Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) grant for
4-year PhD project: ‘Residential location and the division between partners of paid work,
commuting distance, and household tasks’, €185,221.
van Ham M. (2003) Max Planck Institute for Human Development (Max-Planck-Institut für
Bildungsforschung), Berlin, Germany. Grant for visiting researcher (July – August 2003), €3,800.
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van Ham M. (2001) Max Planck Institute for Human Development (Max-Planck-Institut für
Bildungsforschung), Berlin, Germany. Grant for visiting researcher (February – March 2001),
€2,000.
Hooimeijer P. (PI) and van Ham M. (2000) Contract research for Netherlands Ministry of Housing, Spatial
Planning and the Environment: Two chapters for a book based on the 1998 Housing Demand
Survey, €20,000.
van Ham, M. (1999) Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) Travel Grant (SIR 12-3644).
€600.
Hooimeijer P.(PI), Mulder C.H. and van Ham M. (1998) Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research
(NWO) grant funding own 3,5 years PhD project: ‘Workplace mobility and polynuclear urban
regions. Research on spatial flexibility of the labour market’, €85,000.
Hooimeijer P. (PI) and van Ham M. (1998) Contract research for the National Institute for Public Health
and the Environment (RIVM) ‘Quality assessment of residential environments: example analyses’.
€20,000.
Invited research fellowships:
March 2012. Guest researcher at the Georgraphy Department, University of Tartu, Estonia.
December 2011. Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF), Uppsala
University, Gävle, Sweden.
October 2009. Visiting Research Fellow at the Department of Social and Economic Geography, Umeå
University, Sweden.
December 2006. Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF), Uppsala
University, Gävle, Sweden.
July – August 2003. Visiting Research Fellow at the Center for Sociology and the Study of the Life Course
(research group of Prof. Karl Ulrich Mayer), Max Planck Institute for Human Development (Max-
Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung), Berlin, Germany.
February – March 2001. Visiting Research Fellow at the Center for Sociology and the Study of the Life
Course (research group of Prof. Karl Ulrich Mayer), Max Planck Institute for Human Development
(Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung), Berlin, Germany.
Conference organisation:
Kleinhans R. and van Ham M. (2013) Using ICT, Social Media and Mobile Technologies to Foster Self-
Organisation in Urban and Neighbourhood Governance, 16-17 May 2013, Delft University of
Technology.
van Ham M., Adriaanse C., BOB advies, Aedes and Actiz (2012) Scheiden van wonen en zorg in een
vergrijzende samenleving. Slim samenwerken door woningcorporaties, zorginstellingen en
gemeenten [Conference on housing and care], 12 June 2012, Delft University of Technology.
Maclennan D., van Ham M., Manley D and Chisholm S. (2011) The new demographics and the housing
system, 18 and 19 April 2011, University of St Andrews.
van Ham M. (lead) and others (2011) Neighbourhood effects, neighbourhood based problems and
international policy solutions, 7 and 8 April 2011, Glasgow University. 40 Expert Participants.
Speakers: Duncan Maclennan, Ian Brunton-Smith, Stefanie DeLuca, Jamie Pearce, Carlo Raffo,
Stephen Syrett, Gideon bolt, Rebecca Tunstall, Neil Bradford, Bill Clark.
van Ham M. (lead) and others (2010) Understanding Dynamic Neighbourhoods, 8 and 9 September
2010, Manchester University. 40 Expert Participants. Speakers: Bill Clark, Ronald van Kempen, Ludi
Simpson, Matthieu Permentier, Nissa Finney, Beate Völker, Karien Dekker, Manuel Aalbers,
Stephen Jivraj, Felix Weinhardt, Nick Bailey, Helen Barnes.
van Ham M. (lead) and others (2010) Neighbourhood effects: theory and evidence, 4 and 5 February
2010, University of St Andrews. 40 Expert Participants. Speakers: George Galster, Mario Small,
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Ruth Lupton, Paul Cheshire, Fenne Pinkster, Lina Bergström, Ed Fieldhouse, Gindo Tampubolon,
David Manley, Venla Bernelius, Geoff Meen.
Conference session organisation:
2012. Organiser of the Migration, housing and labour markets sessions at the Regional Studies
Association European Conference 2012 “Networked regions and cities in times of fragmentation:
Developing smart, sustainable and inclusive places", 13-16 May 2012, Delft University of
Technology, The Netherlands.
2006 – ongoing. Organiser of 5 sessions of the Migration, Residential Mobility, and Housing Policy
working group at the European Network for Housing Research (ENHR) conference in Lillehammer
(2012), Toulouse (2011), Istanbul (2010), Prague (2009), Dublin (2008), Rotterdam (2007),
Ljubljana (2006).
Invited presentations/lectures:
39. Keynote at the annual Understanding Society (BHPS) research conference. University of Essex, 24
July 2013, UK. Title presentation: Following people through time: Analysing individual residential
mobility and neighbourhood biographies.
38. Department of Geography seminar series. University of Tartu, March 2013, Estonia. Title
presentation: TBC.
37. Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties, 19 September, 2012, Utrecht,
Netherlands. Presentation on Community Enterprises for Minister Spies
36. Cities Centre, University of Toronto, 4 July 2012, Canada. Title presentation: Addressing Urban
Injustice. Lessons from Europe. See this blog on my talk.
35. Neighbourhood effects workshop organised by John Mollenkopf (GC), Rob Sampson (Harvard),
Sako Musterd (UvA) at the University of Amsterdam, 4-5 June 2012, Netherlands. Title
presentation: intergenerational transmission of neighbourhood status.
34. Centre for Population Change, University of Southampton, 19 April 2012, UK. Title presentation:
Intergenerational transmission of neighbourhood status and effects. A longitudinal approach to
modelling neighbourhood effects.
33. Department of Geography seminar series. University of Tartu, March 2012, Estonia. Title
presentation: Neighbourhood effects in a longitudinal perspective: neighbourhood histories and
individual income.
32. RPS Seminar, Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology, 23 February 2012,
Netherlands. Title presentation: Are deprived neighbourhoods risky neighbourhoods to live in?
31. Polis - podium voor stedebouwkunde lecture series, Delft University of Technology, 21 February
2012, Netherlands. Title presentation: Creating mixed neighbourhoods. Theory, evidence, and
practice
30. Institute for Social Change [ISC]-CCSR seminar series, 14 February 2012, Manchester University,
Manchester, UK. Title presentation: Intergenerational transmission of neighbourhood histories
and neighbourhood effects.
29. Department of Social and Economic Geography, Uppsala University, 9 December 2011, Sweden.
Title presentation: Social housing and segregation in the UK.
28. Institute for Housing Research (IBF) Seminar Series, 6 December 2011, Uppsala University, Gavle,
Sweden. Title presentation: A longitudinal approach to moving desires, expectations and actual
mobility behaviour. Filling (some of) the gaps.
27. Département Questions Sociales, Centre d'analyse stratégique & French General Secretariat of the
Inter-ministerial Committee for Cities (SG CIV), 24 November 2011, Paris, France. Title
presentation: Neighbourhood effects research, where to go next?
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26. Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES) colloquium, 22 November 2011,
Mannheim University, Germany. Title presentation: Housing policy and housing “choice”. A study
of choice-based letting, ethnicity and segregation in England.
25. QMSS Seminar: Neighbourhood dynamics and contextual effects, 8-10 June 2011, Uppsala,
Sweden. Title presentation: Understanding selective mobility into and out of deprived
neighbourhoods.
24. Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung Public Lecture, 28 April 2011, Berlin Germany.
Title presentation: Poverty neighbourhoods, neighbourhood effects and area based policies.
23. Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience seminar series, 14 February 2011, Durham University. Title
presentation: Are deprived neighbourhoods risky neighbourhoods to live in? Theorising and
modelling neighbourhood effects.
22. Social Statistics Applications and Policy Seminar Series, University of Southampton, 13 January
2011, UK. Title presentation: Does living in the ‘wrong’ neighbourhood affect your life chances?
Theorising and modelling neighbourhood effects.
21. ESRC/CASS Conference on Migration & Labour Markets: China and the UK, 12-14 June 2010,
University of St Andrews, UK. Title presentation: Social mobility: Is there an advantage in being
English in Scotland?
20. IGU conference Dynamics of Economic Space, 1-4 July 2010, University of Groningen, Netherlands.
Title presentation: Complex households, mobility constraints and labour market outcomes.
19. Migration: the longitudinal perspective in the British Isles, 26 March 2010, Queens University
Belfast, UK. Title presentation: Is being English in Scotland a good thing? Occupational mobility
and migration in Scotland.
18. Research Seminar Utrecht University School of Economics, Utrecht University, 24 March 2010, The
Netherlands. Title presentation: Housing tenure, neighbourhood sorting and labour market
transitions in Scotland: explaining neighbourhood effects.
17. Research Seminar Faculty of Spatial Sciences, University of Groningen, 18 February 2010, The
Netherlands. Title presentation: Housing tenure, neighbourhood sorting and labour market
transitions in Scotland: explaining neighbourhood effects.
16. Research Seminar Department of Social and Economic Geography, Umeå University, 28 October
2009, Sweden. Title presentation: Divorce, separation and housing careers.
15. Family, Migration and Housing conference, 2-3 April 2009, University of Amsterdam, The
Netherlands. Title presentation: The globalisation of marriage migration.
14. Employment Research Institute Seminar, Napier University, 4 March 2009, Edinburgh, UK. Title
presentation: Neighbourhood social mix and transitions into and out of employment in Scotland.
13. Scottish Longitudinal Study, Scottish Government, 2 March 2009, Edinburgh, UK. Title
presentation: Neighbourhood social mix and transitions into and out of employment in Scotland.
12. ESRC Seminar Series on Gentrification and Social Mix, 19-20 February 2009, Institute of Geography
at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Title presentation: Neighbourhood social mix and transitions
into and out of employment in Scotland.
11. Scottish Social Survey Network, 8 January 2009, University of Stirling, UK. Title presentation: The
Effect of Neighbourhood Housing Tenure Mix on Labour Market Outcomes: A Longitudinal
Perspective.
10. University of Aberdeen Business School Property/Finance Research Seminar Series, 12 December
2008, Aberdeen, UK. Title presentation: Location, location, location? The role of the
neighbourhood in understanding housing mobility.
9. ESRC Research Methods Festival, 1-3 July 2008, St Catherine's College, Oxford, UK. Title
presentation: Using population register data to study the globalisation of Swedish marriage fields.
8. Firm (Analytical) Foundations. Scottish Housing Research and Analysis for Policy, 22 April 2008,
Edinburgh, UK. Title presentation: Regenerating Neighbourhoods – Untangling the mix.
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7. Department of Urban Studies Seminar Series, 9 November 2007, University of Glasgow, UK. Title
presentation: Who wants to leave the neighbourhood? The effect on moving wishes of
neighbourhood characteristics and neighbourhood reputations.
6. Workshop 'The family and residential choice', August 2007, University of Amsterdam, The
Netherlands. Title presentation: The impact of divorce on housing and place of residence -
Evidence from The Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
5. Social Statistics Applications and Policy Seminar Series, 9 February 2007, University of
Southampton, UK. Title presentation: The long shadow of divorce on housing and residential
location.
4. Workshop on “Interdependencies in the Life Course: Family Dynamics, Childbearing, and Spatial
Mobility”, 11-12 May 2006, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Germany, Rostock.
Title presentation: Residential Mobility and Migration of the Separated.
3. Academic Memorial for Felix Büchel († July 12, 2004), 5th of November 2004, Max-Planck-Institut
für Bildungsforschung, Berlin. Title presentation: Spatial restrictions, child-care, and female labor
market access.
2. 1st International Conference of Panel Data Users, February 23–24, 2004, University of Zurich,
Switzerland. Title presentation: Home ownership and labour market flexibility.
1. Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung , 20 July 2000, Berlin, Germany. Title
paper/presentation: Labour market behaviour in a spatial context.
Knowledge exchange, policy impact and media coverage:
2009 Neighbourhood effects research project (press release based on paper published in JOEG):
- Interview Kingdom FM radio news (18-09-2009); STV news item (17-09-2009); The Courier
- Information requests from the Scottish Government and The Department of Communities and
Local Government
- Two invited talks at the Scottish Government (see invited talks)
2010 Organiser of 2-day seminar (4 & 5 February 2010, St Andrews) on neighbourhood effects with
policy makers and academics (see conference organisation). Participants included
representatives of the Scottish Government, Communities and Local Government (CLG), The
Equality and Human Rights Commissioner; The Northern Housing Consortium (representing
housing organisations in the North of England).
2010 Marriage migration in Sweden research project (Press Release based on working paper):
- Interview Swedish National Radio and website article (17-02-2010)
- Nordstjernan; Aftonbladet; Forskning.se; Nationell.nu (17-02-2010)
2010 Participant in Fife Housing Partnership Scenario Planning Day, organised by the Centre for
Housing Research, St Andrews (June 16 2010, Kirkcaldy). Discussions on the future of housing in
Fife with investors, Fife Council, NHS Fife, Scottish Government, Housing Association Forum, the
Private Landlords Steering Group, and the Tenants’ and Residents’ Federations.
2010 Right to Buy research project (press release based on ESRC End of Award Report):
- Interview Kingdom FM radio news (20-07-2010); Interview Tay FM radio news (20-07-2010)
- BBC news website (With comments from Tory MSP Alex Johnstone and Mary Mulligan MSP
Labour's housing spokesman); Daily record; Scottish Daily Express; The Scotsman; The Herald
Scotland; Evening Telegraph; UK wired news; Press Association; The Press and Journal; The
Courier; Inside Housing; Chartered Institute of Housing; many others (all 20-07-2010).
- Information request Scottish Government.
- The RTB report generated a fierce debate between the conservatives and the labour party on
the (future of the) RTB. See comments on www.thinkscotland.org and
http://news.scotsman.com/. The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations used the RTB
report to call for the Scottish Government to bring an end to the RTB in Scotland:
http://www.sfha.co.uk/.
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2010 Invited participant Scottish Government - Fresh Thinking, New Ideas Event with Academics (7
September 2010, Edinburgh). Discussion with the Scottish Minister for Housing and
Communities.
2010 Organiser of 2-day seminar (8 & 9 September 2010, Manchester) on neighbourhood dynamics
with policy makers and academics (see conference organisation). Participants included
representatives of the Scottish Government and Communities and Local Government (CLG). A
summary of the seminars was published as an internal Department for Communities of Local
Government (DCLG) report.
2010 Interview with The Observer (17-09-2010) on 30 years of Right to Buy.
2011 Invited participant Scottish Government Regeneration Discussion: Meeting with Academic
Experts (9 March 2011, Edinburgh).
2011 Organiser of 2-day seminar (7 & 8 April 2011, Glasgow) on neighbourhood based problems and
international policy solutions. Participants included representatives of the Scottish Government
and Communities and Local Government (CLG).
2011 Neighbourhood sorting and social housing research project (press release based on paper
published in Urban Studies): Article in ‘Inside Housing’ lead journal for social housing provision in
UK; information request by Department of Communities and Local Government.
2011 Organiser of a 2-day seminar (18 & 19 April 2011, St Andrews) on the new demographics and the
housing system. Participants included representatives of the Scottish Government and various
other non-academic stakeholders.
2011 Interview Aedes Magazine for article “Kooprecht: een ramp in Groot-Brittannië” (Right to Buy, a
disaster in the UK), 17 August 2011.
2011 Interview with NRC Handelsblad on the Right to Buy in the UK and RTB plans in the Netherlands,
27 December 2011 (Huurhuis te koop, maar voor wie?; Kabinetsplan voor verkoop 1,8 miljoen
huurwoningen krijgt weinig steun. Oscar Vermeer).
2012 Interview with Brabants Dagblad on the introduction of the Right to Buy (kooprecht) in the
Netherlands, 6 January 2012 (Corporaties vrezen verpaupering door kabinetsplan kooprecht).
2012 Presentation on Community Enterprises [Wijkondernemingen of Bewonersbedrijven] for
Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties, Directoraat-generaal Wonen, Wijken
en Integratie, Directie Wijken, 24 January 2012, The Hague.
2012 Interview with Nederlands Dagblad on the housing market and changing demography, 3
February 2012 (Geen gezinswoning, dan ook geen kind).
2012 Interview “Kabinet vergeet ‘krachtwijk’” [Government forgets disadvantaged neighbourhoods]
with Geassocieerde Pers Diensten (GPD, article appeared in 19 regional newspapers) on
disadvantaged neighbourhoods and neighbourhood policy in preparation debate in Parliament, 6
March 2012.
2012 Fieldtrip to three disadvantaged neighbourhoods (De Kruiskamp, Amersfoort; Hatert, Nijmegen;
’t Broek, Arnhem) with three members of Parliament from the Netherlands Labour Party (PVDA).
Preparation debate in the House of Representatives on disadvantaged neighbourhoods (6 March,
2012), 2 March 2012.
2012 Letter in Volkskrant “Wie betaalt?” [Who pays?] on intergenerational inequality on the
Netherlands housing market, 3 March 2012. Caused much discussion in national newspapers.
2012 Video Interview for www.mejudice.nl (debating forum for economists) on Intergenerational
Inequality on the Netherlands housing market, 15 March. Direct link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BmrtzpF1Ws. Video Interview was taken over by national
media such as www.z24.nl, www.volkskrant.nl, discussion forums causing much discussion
online.
2012 Discussion with members of the Netherlands Parliament (Tweede kamer) on housing and
neighbourhood renewal policy, 29 March 2012, The Hague.
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2012 GoWell meets Hoogvliet. Comparative workshop on Dutch and Scottish experiences with Prof
Ade Kearns, 24 May 2012, Delft University of Technology.
2012 Organiser of 1-day conference on housing and care with BOB advies, Aedes and Actiz, aimed at
housing associations and care organisations, 12 June 2012, Delft University of Technology.
2012 Panel member at public forum comparing urban inequality in Canada, US and Europe for launch
of a 7-year research project: http://neighbourhoodchange.ca/. Toronto, Canada, 4 July 2012. See
following links for media coverage of the PI The Star, Global Toronto, and GT Morning Show.
2012 Interview for magazine Financiële Consument, 23 july 2012 on intergenerational inequality on
the Netherlands housing market.
2012 WRR Round table discussion with Minister Spies (De minister van Binnenlandse Zaken en
Koninkrijksrelaties), 19 September 2012. Discussion on community enterprises in the
Netherlands.
2012 BZK/Aedes/LSA, Landelijk kennis- en inspiratiebijeenkomst wijkondernemingen, 11 October
2012, Amersfoort, Netherlands. Workshop leader.
2012 Interview urban renewal with Algemeen Dagblad, 10 December 2012 (published on 12
December).
2012 Interview urban renewal with NRC Handelsblad, 10 December 2012 (published on 12 December).
2013 Publication text inaugural lecture TU Delft in policy and practice journal Tijdschrift voor de
Volkshuisvesting (January 2013).
Research supervision:
2011 – Leader of research programme “Urban Renewal, neighbourhood change and housing” (9
research staff) at the Department of Urban Renewal and Housing at the OTB Research
Institute for the Built Environment, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
2011 – 11 Supervisor of Dr Darja Reuschke (Marie Curie Research Fellow) at the School of Geography &
Geosciences, University of St Andrews. EU funded, 12 months.
2010 – 12 Supervisor of Dr Beata Nowok (Research Fellow) at the Centre for Population Change,
University of St Andrews. ESRC funded, 18 months.
2008 – 09 Supervisor of Dr Lee Williamson (Research Assistant) at the Centre for Housing Research
(CHR), University of St Andrews. ESRC funded, 24 months half time.
2006 – 11 Supervisor of Dr David Manley (Research Fellow) at the Centre for Housing Research (CHR),
University of St Andrews. CHR funded.
2004 – 06 Supervisor of Imre Végh (Research Assistant) at the Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht
University, The Netherlands.
Editorial boards:
2012 – Editorial Board of Urban Studies Research, an open access journal.
1999 – 02 Editorial Board of Rooilijn, a Dutch planning journal.
Journal referee for:
Applied Economics Quarterly (AEQ); British Journal of Sociology (BJS); Demographic Research;
Environment and Planning A (EPA); Ethnic and Racial Studies (ESR); European Journal of Population
(EJP); European Sociological Review (ESR); Health & Place (JHAP); Housing and the Built Environment
(HBE); Housing Studies (HS); Housing, Theory and Society (HTS); International Journal of Manpower
(IJM); Journal of Economic Geography (JOEG); Journal of Population Economics(JPE IZA); Journal of
Urban Economics (JUE); Papers in Regional Science (PIRS); Population, Space and Place (PPS); Regional
Science and Urban Economics (RSUE); Regional Studies (RS); Social Science Research (SSR); The Annals of
Regional Science (ARSC); Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie (TESG); Urban Affairs Review
(UAR); Urban Studies (US) Urban Studies Research (URS).
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Expert review panels and steering committees
2012 – Statistics Netherlands (CBS) User Working Group Spatial Data (gebruikersplatform 'Regio en
Ruimte').
2013 – 18 Steering committee of the Institutional Grant for Human Geography, University of Tartu,
Estonia (€960.000).
2012 – 13 Steering committee of The Big Society, Localism and Housing Policy: an ESRC Seminar Series
2012 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)
2012 – Netherlands Scientific Organisation (NWO)
2011 Vienna Science and Technology Fund (WWTF)
2011 Research Foundation Flanders (FWO)
2010 Belgian Federal Science Policy Office (BELSPO)
2010 –12 Peer Review College Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
2008 Belgian Federal Science Policy Office, Ex-post Expert Review Committee (BELSPO)
2006 – 10 Ad hoc peer reviews for Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
Teaching
Teaching qualifications:
2006 Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), United Kingdom.
2005 Basic University Teaching Qualification, Institute of Education (IVLOS), Utrecht University,
The Netherlands.
2003 Teaching Certificate University of Amsterdam, Centrum voor Nascholing Amsterdam,
University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
PhD supervision:
2012 – 16 Kati Kadarik, Human Geography and Regional Planning, Department of Geography,
University of Tartu.
2012 – 16 Steven Kromhout, OTB Research Institute, Delft University of Technology. Partly self-funded,
and funded by OTB, Rigo, and a consortium of policy and practice partners.
2011 – 14 Sanne Boschman, OTB Research Institute, Delft University of Technology. Partly funded by
PBL.
2011 – 13 Saskia Binken, OTB Research Institute, Delft University of Technology. Partly funded by Nicis
Institute.
2010 – 11 Rachael Chowings, School of Geography & Geosciences, University of St Andrews (since 01-
2011). ESRC CPC linked (+3) studentship. £52,845.
2010 – 11 Mark Boyle, School of Geography & Geosciences, University of St Andrews (since 10-2010).
Self-funded.
2009 – 11 Sara Tilley, School of Geography & Geosciences, University of St Andrews (since 10-2009).
ESRC CASE(+3) PhD Studentship. £52,845.
2009 – 12 Rory Coulter, School of Geography & Geosciences, University of St Andrews (since 10-2009).
CHR/School funded. £55,000.
2006 – 13 Victoria X Feng, School of Geography & Geosciences, University of St Andrews (since 10-
2006). Self-funded.
2004 – 09 Matthieu Permentier, Urban and Regional Research centre Utrecht, Faculty of Geosciences,
Utrecht University, The Netherlands. Title: ‘Behavioural responses to neighbourhood
reputations’ (from 01-12-2004 until 20-04-2009). University funded €160,000.
2002 – 07 Amanda Helderman, Amsterdam institute for Metropolitan and International Development
Studies (AMIDSt), University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Title: ‘Home ownership, family
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ties and residential relocations’ (from 01-08-2002 until 24-01-2007). University funded
€160,000.
External PhD supervision:
2010 Guest supervisor of Lina Bergström (now Lina Hedman) from the Institute for Housing and
Urban Research (IBF), Uppsala University, Gävle, Sweden (from 02-2010 until 12-2010).
Supervision resulted in a book chapter and a publication in Environment and Planning A.
2008 Guest supervisor of Edith De Meester from the Amsterdam institute for Metropolitan and
International Development Studies (AMIDSt), University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
(from 01-2007 until 01-2008). Supervision resulted in published joint paper in Environment
and Planning A.
PhD examiner
2013 External examiner Hanneke Posthumus (Utrecht University). Title: Displacement Myths.
2013 External examiner Rixt Bijker (University of Groningen). Title: TBC.
2011 External examiner Carola de Groot (University of Amsterdam). Title: Mobility intentions and
actual mobility behaviour in the Netherlands.
2006 Internal examiner Jennifer Massey (University of St Andrews). Title: A Sense of Place:
Conservation & Neighbourhood Renewal.
Teaching experience:
Delft University of Technology 2012- (ad hoc teaching duties):
2000 level ‘Modelling techniques in urban and housing research (SPM2710), 2 lectures and two
computer lab sessions, 25 students.
3000 level Studio Urban Renewal, 1 lecture, 15 students.
University of St Andrews 2006-2011 (teaching loads per year):
1000 level Year tutor first year students.
1000 level ‘Foundations of Geography (GG1001)’. Module co-ordinator (until 2008), 10 lectures, 10 1hour
computer lab sessions, 2 research projects (until 2008), responsibility for 1-day field
class to Dundee with 150-190 students. I re-designed the Human Geography content of the
module and successfully designed and implemented the innovative use of a Geographic
Information System in the field trip and computer lab sessions.
2000 level Year tutor second year students
2000 level ‘Processes Perspectives & Ideas in Geography (GE2012)’. 4 lectures, 2 seminars, 130
students.
3000 level ‘Human Geography Field Trip (GE3002)’. Module co-ordinator (until 2008). 9 2-hour
seminars and 7 full days in Galway, Ireland, 40 students.
3000 level ‘Social Survey (GE3007)’. 4 lectures, 50 students (2006 only).
3000 level ‘Geographies of labour market behaviour (GE3031)’. Module co-ordinator, 22 lectures plus
discussion meetings and course work, 60 students. I designed this module.
4000 level ‘Dissertation in Geography (GE4018)’. Supervisor of 4 (2006); 7 (2007); 8 (2008); 4 (2009)
students.
4000 level ‘Review essay in Geography (GE4019)’. Supervisor of 3 (2006); 6 (2007); 5 (2008); 4 (2009)
students.
Utrecht University 2004-2006 (teaching load per year): 1000 Year tutor first year geography; 1000
‘Introduction Urban Geography’. 2 lectures, 180 students; 2000 ‘Migration issues’. 4 lectures, 50
students; 2000 ‘Transport Geography and Planning’. Research project supervising 7 group, 30 students;
3000 ‘Housing and the City’. Module co-ordinator. 10 lectures, 90 students I re-designed the module;
4000 ‘Advanced methods and techniques in Human Geography and Planning’. 2 computer lab sessions
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on multivariate statistics, 50 students; 4000 ‘Master Thesis Urban Geography’. I supervised 3 students in
2005 and 8 in 2006; 4000 ‘Internships Urban Geography’. I supervised 5 students a year;
University of Amsterdam 2002-2004 (teaching load per year): 1000 Year tutor first year; 1000
‘Academic skills: writing reports and essays’. Lectures and individual feedback, 20 students; 1000
‘Academic skills: presenting research’. Lectures and individual feedback, 20 students; 1000 ‘Academic
skills: research process’. 6-week research project, 20 students; 2000 ‘Introduction Economic Geography’.
Research project supervising 8 groups, 10 meetings; 3000 ‘Introduction Social Demography:
Immigration, immigrants and society’. 7 lectures, 20 students. I co-designed the module; 3000
‘Advanced Social Demography: Population dynamics, policy and housing market’. 7 lectures, 20
students. I co-designed the module; 3000 ‘Housing supply and demand’. 2 lectures, 60 students; 3000
‘Advanced Urban Geography’. 2 lectures, 80 students; 3000 ‘Introduction Urban Geography’. 2 lectures,
80 students; 4000 ‘Master Thesis Human Geography’. I supervised 2 students per year.
Utrecht University 1998-2002 (teaching load per year): 3000 ‘Models in demography: population
forecasts and housing market modelling’. 18 hours of computer lab sessions, 60 students; 3000
‘Population forecasts for Planning students’. 1-day computer lab session, 30 students; 3000
‘Epistomology and Economic Geography’. 6 discussion sessions, 30 students.
University Service
University service Delft University of Technology (2011-):
2012 – Member Academic Integrity Committee TU Delft (University level Academic Misconduct
Committee [Commissie wetenschappelijke integriteit, CWI]).
2011 – Head of OTB Research Group Urban Renewal and Housing.
2011 – Member of OTB Coordination Team.
2011 – 12 Member of advisory group Project BKCITY STAY
University service St Andrews (2006-2011):
2011 Member of the School Postgraduate Committee.
2010 Widening Participation in University Education Working Group. I was invited to analyse
data for the Principal’s office and presented the results to the working group.
2008 – 09 Exams Officer, School of Geography & Geosciences, for Geography, Geosciences,
Sustainable Development, and the MRes programmes. I harmonised examination
procedures across the various degree programmes and introduced the Module Management
System (MMS) in the School.
2006 – Deputy Director, Centre for Housing Research (CHR). CHR has 27 staff members. I am coresponsible
for the research strategy, grant income, knowledge transfer, research
management and supervision of research staff.
2007 – 09 Member of University Gender Equality Working Group (on invitation from Prof Keith
Brown). The working group (consisting of the Deans of Science and Arts, the Deputy
Principal, the Director of Business Improvements) reviewed the St Andrews gender equality
framework. I also participated in the Gender Equality Advisory Group (convenor Prof Jan
Bebbington).
2007 – Member of the School Research Committee. We develop the School research strategy and
advise the Management Committee. I played an active role in writing the very successful
School Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) submission in which the School emerged as the
top performer in Scotland, outranking all other Scottish Geography departments according
to the Guardian and THES.
2007 – 09 Member of the School Ethics Committee. I reviewed about 70 ethics applications a year and
co-developed School ethics guidelines.
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2007 – 08 Sub-Honours Geography co-ordinator. I was responsible for Sub-Honours matters within the
school (~250 students), including co-ordination of GG1001, a large team taught 1 st year
module with 140-190 students.
2006 – 10 Human Geography brown-bag research meeting coordinator.
2006 – Qualified School First Aider.
University service previous (2003-2006):
2004–06 Co-ordinator of the Urban Geography Master Programme (50 students), Utrecht University.
Responsibilities: development and evaluation of the programme, selection and admissions,
visiting days, academic advising, dissertation and internship coordination.
2004–06 Webmaster Urban Geography website, Utrecht University, The Netherlands.
2004–06 Workload model administrator for the School, Utrecht University, The Netherlands.
2003–04 Member of School Research Committee, Amsterdam study centre for the Metropolitan
Environment (AME), University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Personal development
2011 Academic Leadership, 18-day course, 1 September 2011-21 January 2012, Delft University of
Technology.
2010 Introduction to Project Management, 18 March 2010, Saltire, University of St Andrews.
2010 Managing Teams - For Academics, 3 March 2010, University of Glasgow
2010 'Tackling plagiarism through policy and practice' workshop, The Higher Education Academy, 19
March 2010, Edinburgh.
2006 Teaching students quantitative methods using resources from the British Birth Cohorts, 2-day
course, 12-13 December, Centre for Longitudinal Studies (CLS), Institute of Education, London
(Hosted by the University of Edinburgh).
2006 Introduction to Learning & Teaching at St Andrews, 3-day course, 12-13-14 September, Saltire,
University of St Andrews.
2006 Time Management. one-day course, 5 April 2006, Saltire, University of St Andrews.
2006 Formative Assessment, half-day course, 24 May, Saltire, University of St Andrews.
2006 Course Design, half-day course, 14 June, Saltire, University of St Andrews.
2005 Supervising a Master Thesis, 3-day course, January, Utrecht University Institute of Education
(IVLOS).
2003 Didactics for Lecturers with Teaching Experience (Cursus Didactiek voor Beginnende Universitair
Docenten en Promovendi met Onderwijservaring), 6-day course, January – June, Centrum voor
Nascholing Amsterdam (UvA), University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
2002 Teaching Large Groups, 5-day course, January – February, Utrecht University Institute of
Education (IVLOS).
2000 Teaching Basics: didactics, course and curriculum development, lecturing, testing and
examinations, teaching and supervision in small groups, 5-day course, Utrecht University
Institute of Education (IVLOS).
Publications
Peer reviewed journal publications (in English):
50. van Ham M., Findlay A., Manley D. & Feijten P.M. (forthcoming) Migration, occupational mobility,
and regional escalators in Scotland. Urban Studies Research.
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49. Feijten P. & van Ham M. (forthcoming 2013) The consequences of divorce and splitting up for
spatial mobility in the UK. Comparative Population Studies.
48. van Ham M. & Manley D. (forthcoming) Neighbourhood effects research at a crossroads. Ten
challenges for future research. Environment and Planning A.
47. Nowok B., van Ham M., Findlay A.M. & Gayle V. (forthcoming 2013) Does migration make you
happy? A longitudinal study of internal migration and subjective well-being. Environment and
Planning A.
46. Reuschke D. & van Ham M. (forthcoming 2013) Testing the ‘residential rootedness’‒hypothesis of
self-employment for Germany and the UK. Environment and Planning A.
45. Tammaru T., van Ham M., Leetmaa K. & Kährik A. (forthcoming 2013) Ethnic dimensions of
suburbanisation in Estonia. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.
44. van Ham M., Williamson L., Feijten P.M. & Boyle P. (2012) Right to Buy… time to move?
Investigating the moving behaviour of Right to Buy owners in the UK. Journal of Housing and the
Built Environment.
43. Feng Z., Boyle P., van Ham M. & Raab R. (2012) Are mixed ethnic unions more likely to dissolve
than co-ethnic unions? New evidence from Britain. European Journal of Population 28(2), 159-176.
42. Coulter R, van Ham M. & Feijten P. (2012) Partner (dis)agreement on moving desires and the
subsequent moving behaviour of couples. Population, Space and Place 18(1), 16-30.
41. Coulter R, van Ham M. & Feijten P. (2011) A longitudinal analysis of moving desires, expectations
and actual moving behaviour. Environment and Planning A 43(11), 2742 – 2760.
40. van Ham M. and Tammaru T. (2011) Ethnic minority-majority unions in Estonia. European Journal
of Population 27(3), 313-335.
39. Manley D. & van Ham M. (2011) Choice-based letting, ethnicity and segregation in England. Urban
Studies 48(14), 3125-3143.
38. Hedman L., van Ham M. and Manley D. (2011) Neighbourhood choice and neighbourhood
reproduction. Environment and Planning A 43, 1381-1399.
37. Permentier M., Bolt G. and van Ham M. (2011) Determinants of neighbourhood satisfaction and
perception of neighbourhood reputation. Urban Studies 48(5), 977-996.
36. van Ham M. and Manley D. (2010) The effect of neighbourhood housing tenure mix on labour
market outcomes: a longitudinal investigation of neighbourhood effects. Journal of Economic
Geography 10, 257-282.
35. Niedomysl T., Östh J. and van Ham M. (2010) The Globalisation of Marriage Fields: The Swedish
Case. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 36(7), 1119-1138.
34. Feijten P.M. and van Ham M. (2010) The impact of splitting up and divorce on housing careers in
the UK. Housing Studies 25, 483-507.
33. van Ham M. and Manley D. (2009) Social Housing Allocation, Choice and Neighbourhood Ethnic
Mix in England. Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 24, 407-422.
32. van Ham M. and Hooimeijer P. (2009) Regional differences in spatial flexibility: long commutes
and job related migration intentions in the Netherlands. Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy 2, 129–
146
31. De Meester E. and van Ham M. (2009) Symmetry and asymmetry in working and commuting
arrangements between partners in the Netherlands: does the residential context matter?
Environment and Planning A 41, 2181-2200.
30. Permentier M., van Ham M. and Bolt G. (2009) Neighbourhood reputation and the intention to
leave the neighbourhood. Environment and Planning A 41, 2162-2180.
29. Feijten P.M. and van Ham M. (2009) Neighbourhood change… reason to leave? Urban Studies 46,
2103–2122.
28. van Ham M. and Clark W.A.V (2009) Neighbourhood mobility in context: household moves and
changing neighbourhoods in the Netherlands. Environment and Planning A 41, 1442-1459.
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27. Permentier M., van Ham M. and Bolt G. (2008) Same Neighbourhood … Different Views? A
Confrontation of Internal and External Neighbourhood Reputations. Housing Studies 23, 833-855.
26. Bolt G., van Kempen R., van Ham M. (2008) Minority ethnic groups in the Dutch housing market:
spatial segregation, relocation dynamics and housing policy. Urban Studies 45(7), 1359-1384.
25. van Ham M. and Feijten P.M. (2008) Who wants to leave the neighbourhood? The effect of being
different from the neighbourhood population on wishes to move. Environment and Planning A
40(5), 1151-1170.
24. Feijten P.M. and van Ham M. (2007) Residential mobility and migration of the divorced and
separated. Demographic Research 17, article 21, 623-654.
23. Permentier M., van Ham M. and Bolt G. (2007) Behavioural responses to neighbourhood
reputations. Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 22(2), 199-213.
22. van Ham M., van Kempen R. and van Weesep J. (2006) The changing role of the Dutch social
rented sector. Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 21(3), 315-335.
21. van Ham M. and Büchel F. (2006) Unwilling or Unable? Spatial and Socio-Economic Restrictions on
Females' Labor Market Access. Regional Studies 40(3), 1-12.
20. Helderman A., van Ham M. and Mulder C.H. (2006) Migration and homeownership. Journal of
Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 97(2), 107–121.
19. Mulder C.H. and van Ham M. (2005) Migration histories and occupational achievement.
Population, Space and Place 11(3), 173-186.
18. van Ham M. (2005) Job-related migration in the Netherlands. The role of geographical access to
employment in a polynucleated urban region. Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 20,
107–127.
17. van Ham M. and Mulder C.H. (2005) Geographical access to childcare and mothers’ labour-force
participation. Journal of Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 96, 63-74.
16. van Ham M. and Büchel F. (2004) Females’ Willingness to Work and the Discouragement Effect of
a Poor Local Childcare Provision. Applied Economics Quarterly 4, 363-377.
15. Helderman A., Mulder C.H. and van Ham M. (2004) The Changing Effect of Home Ownership on
Residential Mobility in the Netherlands, 1980-98. Housing Studies 19(4), 601–616.
14. van Ham M. (2003) Job access at labour market entry and occupational achievement in the life
course. International Journal of Population Geography 9, 387-398.
13. Büchel F. and van Ham M. (2003) Overeducation, regional labour markets, and spatial flexibility.
Journal of Urban Economics 53, 482-493.
12. van Ham M. (2001) Workplace mobility and occupational achievement. International Journal of
Population Geography 7, 295-306.
11. van Ham M., Mulder C.H. and Hooimeijer P. (2001) Local underemployment and the discouraged
worker effect. Urban Studies 38, 1733-1751.
10. van Ham M., Mulder C.H. and Hooimeijer P. (2001) Spatial flexibility in job mobility: macro-level
opportunities and micro-level restrictions. Environment and Planning A 33, 921-940.
9. van Ham M., Hooimeijer P. and Mulder C.H. (2001) Urban form and job access: Disparate realities
in the Randstad. Journal of Economic and Social Geography (TESG) 92, 231-246.
Peer reviewed journal publications (in Dutch):
8. van Ham M. & Manley D. (2013) Tien uitdagingen voor onderzoek naar buurteffecten [Ten
challenges for neighbourhood effects research]. Tijdschrift voor de Volkshuisvesting.
7. van Ham M. and Feijten P.M. (2005) Wie wil de wijk verlaten? [Who wants to leave the
neighbourhood?]. Rooilijn 10, 483-488.
6. Helderman A., van Ham M. and Mulder C.H. (2004) Eigenwoningbezit en flexibele
beroepsbevolking [Homeownership and labour market flexibility]. Rooilijn 8, 404-410.
5. Feijten P.M. and van Ham M. (2004) Wat trekt de retourmigrant? [Causes of return migration]
Tijdschrift voor de Volkshuisvesting 3, 41-46.
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4. van Ham M. (2003) Werkende moeders en de geografie van kinderopvang [Working mothers and
the geography of child-care]. Geografie 12-7, 20-21.
3. van Ham M. (2003) Strategische woonlocaties voor tweeverdieners [Strategic residential locations
for dual earner households]. Rooilijn 3, 113-118.
2. van Ham M. and van Iersel J. (2000) Binnen en buiten de woning [Access to opportunities from the
residence]. Tijdschrift voor de Volkshuisvesting 2, 27-31.
1. van Ham M. and Mulder C.H. (1999) De regionale component in de afstemming tussen opleiding
en functieniveau [Regional differences in the match between education and job level]. Mens &
Maatschappij 74, 392-406.
(Edited) Books:
5. Manley D., van Ham M., Bailey N., Simpson L. & Maclennan D. (eds) (2013) Neighbourhood Effects
or Neighbourhood Based Problems? A Policy Context. Springer: Dordrecht.
4. van Ham M., Manley D., Bailey N., Simpson L. & Maclennan D. (eds) (2013) Understanding
neighbourhood dynamics: new insights for neighbourhood effects research. Springer: Dordrecht.
3. van Ham M., Manley D., Bailey N., Simpson L. & Maclennan D. (eds) (2012) Neighbourhood Effects
Research: New Perspectives. Springer: Dordrecht.
2. Stillwell J. and van Ham M. (eds) (2010) Ethnicity and Integration. Understanding Population
Trends and Processes: volume 3. Springer: Dordrecht.
1. van Ham M. (2002) Job access, workplace mobility, and occupational achievement. Delft: Eburon
(published PhD thesis).
Contributions to Handbooks and Encyclopedia Entries:
4. van Ham M. (2012) Economics of Housing Choice. In Smith S.J., Elsinga M., Fox-O’Mahony L, Ong
S.E., Wachter S. (eds) The International Encyclopedia of Housing and Home. Entry 94. Elsevier:
Oxford.
3. van Ham M. & Manley D. (2012) Neighbourhood Effects: Approaches. In Smith S.J., Elsinga M.,
Fox-O’Mahony L, Ong S.E., Wachter S. (eds) The International Encyclopedia of Housing and Home.
Entry 648. Elsevier: Oxford.
2. Kromhout S. & van Ham M. (2012) Social Housing: Allocation. In Smith S.J., Elsinga M., Fox-
O’Mahony L, Ong S.E., Wachter S. (eds) The International Encyclopedia of Housing and Home.
Entry 84. Elsevier: Oxford.
1. van Ham M. (2012) Housing Behaviour. In D. Clapham, W.A.V. Clark and K. Gibb (eds) Handbook of
Housing Studies. Chapter, 3. Sage: London.
Books, or contributions to books:
12. Manley D., van Ham M., Bailey N., Simpson L., Maclennan D. (forthcoming) Neighbourhood effects
and area based policy. In Manley D., van Ham M., Bailey N., Simpson L., Maclennan D. (eds)
Neighbourhood Effects or Neighbourhood Based Problems? A Policy Context. Chapter 1. Springer:
Dordrecht.
11. van Ham M., Manley D. (forthcoming) Segregation, choice based letting and social housing: How
housing policy can affect the segregation process. In Lloyd C., Shuttleworth I.,& Wong D. (eds)
Social-Spatial Segregation: Concepts, Processes and Outcomes. Chapter #. Policy Press: Bristol.
10. van Ham M., Manley D., Bailey N., Simpson L., Maclennan D. (2013) Understanding
neighbourhood dynamics. In van Ham M., Manley D., Bailey N., Simpson L., Maclennan D. (eds)
Understanding neighbourhood dynamics: new insights for neighbourhood effects research,
Chapter 1. Springer: Dordrecht.
9. Manley D. and van Ham M. (2012) Occupational mobility and neighbourhood effects. In van Ham
M., Manley D., Bailey N., Simpson L., Maclennan D. (eds) Neighbourhood Effects Research: New
Perspectives. Chapter 7, pp 147-174. Springer Dordrecht.
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8. Hedman L. and van Ham M. (2012) Understanding neighbourhood effects: selection bias and
residential mobility. In van Ham M., Manley D., Bailey N., Simpson L., Maclennan D. (eds)
Neighbourhood Effects Research: New Perspectives. Chapter 4, pp 79-100. Springer Dordrecht.
7. van Ham M., Manley D., Bailey N., Simpson L., Maclennan D. (2012) New Perspectives. In van Ham
M., Manley D., Bailey N., Simpson L., Maclennan D. (eds) Neighbourhood Effects Research: New
Perspectives. Chapter 1, pp 1-22. Springer: Dordrecht.
6. Manley D., van Ham M. and Doherty J. (2011) Social mixing as a cure for negative neighbourhood
effects: Evidence based policy or urban myth? In Bridge G., Butler T. & Lees L. (eds) Mixed
Communities: Gentrification by Stealth? Chapter 11, pp 151-168. The Policy Press: Bristol.
5. Graham E., Findlay A., Manley D., McCollum D., Popham F. and van Ham M. (2011) Scotland’s
Census as a Research Resource, in Scotland's Population 2010: The Registrar General's Annual
Review of Demographic Trends, 156th Edition, Chapter 10, pp. 73-87, published 5 August 2011.
4. Östh J., van Ham M., Niedomysl T. (2010) The geographies of recruiting a partner from abroad: an
exploration of Swedish data. In Heikkilä, E. and Yeoh, B. (eds) International Marriages in the Time
of Globalization, Chapter 10. Nova Publishers: New York.
3. Stillwell J. and van Ham M. (2010) Ethnicity and Integration. In Stillwell J. and van Ham M. (eds)
Ethnicity and Integration. Understanding Population Trends and Processes: volume 3, Chapter 1, p
1-25. Springer: Dordrecht.
2. Feng Z., Boyle P., van Ham M. and Raab G. (2010) Neighbourhood Ethnic Mix and the Formation of
Mixed-ethnic Unions in Britain. In Stillwell J. and van Ham M. (eds) Ethnicity and Integration.
Understanding Population Trends and Processes: volume 3, Chapter 5, p 83-103. Springer:
Dordrecht.
1. Bolt G., van Ham M. and van Kempen R. (2006) Allochtonen op de woningmarkt. Ruimtelijke
segregatie en verhuisdynamiek [Ethnic minorities on the housing market: spatial segregation and
residential mobility]. In van Tubergen F. and Maas I. (eds) Allochtonen in Nederland in
international perspectief [Ethnic minorities in the Netherlands in international perspective], p 189-
216. Amsterdam University Press.
IZA working papers:
25. Ubarevičienė R, Burneika D. & van Ham M. (2012) Socio-spatial transformations, suburbanisation,
and voting behaviour in the Vilnius urban region. IZA Discussion Paper No. 7012 (www.iza.org).
24. van Ham M. & Manley D. (2012) Neighbourhood effects research at a crossroads. Ten challenges
for future research. IZA Discussion Paper No. 6793 (www.iza.org).
23. Hedman L., Manley D., van Ham M. & Östh J. (2012) Cumulative exposure to disadvantage and the
intergenerational transmission of neighbourhood effects. IZA Discussion Paper No. 6794
(www.iza.org).
22. van Ham M., Hedman L., Manley D., Coulter R. & Östh J. (2012) Intergenerational transmission of
neighbourhood poverty in Sweden. An innovative analysis of individual neighbourhood histories.
IZA Discussion Paper No. 6572 (www.iza.org).
21. Feng Z., van Ham M., Boyle P. & Raab G.M. (2012) A longitudinal study of migration propensities
for mixed ethnic unions in England and Wales. IZA Discussion Paper No. 6394 (www.iza.org).
20. van Ham M., Manley D. (2012) Segregation, choice based letting and social housing: How housing
policy can affect the segregation process. IZA Discussion Paper No. 6372 (www.iza.org).
19. Coulter R. & van Ham M. (2011) Contextualised mobility histories of moving desires and actual
moving behaviour. IZA Discussion Paper No. 6146 (www.iza.org).
18. Nowok B, van Ham M., Findlay A M & Gayle V. (2011) Does migration make you happy? A
longitudinal study of internal migration and subjective well-being. IZA Discussion Paper No. 6140
(www.iza.org).
17. Reuschke D. & van Ham M. (2011) Testing the ‘residential rootedness’-hypothesis of selfemployment
for Germany and the UK. IZA Discussion Paper No. 6062 (www.iza.org).
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16. Clark W.A.V, van Ham M. & Coulter R. (2011) Socio-Spatial Mobility in British Society. IZA
Discussion Paper No. 5861 (www.iza.org).
15. Manley D., van Ham M. & Doherty J. (2011) Social mixing as a cure for negative neighbourhood
effects: Evidence based policy or urban myth? IZA Discussion Paper No. 5634 (www.iza.org).
14. Feijten P. & van Ham M. (2011) The impact of union dissolution on moving distances and
destinations in the UK. IZA Discussion Paper No. 5628 (www.iza.org).
13. Strömgren M., Tammaru T., van Ham M., Marcinczak S., Stjernström O. & Lindgren U. (2011) Pre-
Hire factors and workplace ethnic segregation. IZA Discussion Paper No. 5622 (www.iza.org).
12. Tammaru T., van Ham M., Leetmaa K. & Kährik A. (2011) Ethnic dimensions of suburbanisation in
Estonia. IZA Discussion Paper No. 5617 (www.iza.org).
11. Coulter R., van Ham M. & Feijten P. (2011) Partner (dis)agreement on moving desires and the
subsequent moving behaviour of couples. IZA Discussion Paper No. 5612 (www.iza.org).
10. Coulter R., van Ham M. & Feijten P. (2010) A longitudinal analysis of moving desires, expectations
and actual moving behaviour. IZA Discussion Paper No. 5277 (www.iza.org).
9. Manley D. & van Ham M. (2010) Neighbourhood effects, housing tenure, and individual
employment outcomes. IZA Discussion Paper No. 5271 (www.iza.org).
8. Bergström L., van Ham M. & Manley D. (2010) Neighbourhood choice and neighbourhood
reproduction. IZA Discussion Paper No. 5238 (www.iza.org).
7. Bergström L. and van Ham M. (2010) Understanding neighbourhood effects: selection bias and
residential mobility. IZA Discussion Paper No. 5193 (www.iza.org).
6. van Ham M., Williamson L., Feijten P.M. & Boyle P. (2010) Right to Buy… Time to Move?
Investigating the Effect of the Right to Buy on Moving Behaviour in the UK. IZA Discussion Paper
No. 5115 (www.iza.org).
5. van Ham M., Findlay A., Manley D. & Feijten P.M. (2010) Social mobility: Is there an advantage in
being English in Scotland? IZA Discussion Paper No. 4797 (www.iza.org).
4. van Ham M., Manley D. (2009) The Effect of Neighbourhood Housing Tenure Mix on Labour
Market Outcomes: A Longitudinal Perspective. IZA Discussion Paper No. 4094 (www.iza.org).
3. van Ham M. and Büchel F. (2004) Females’ Willingness to Work and the Discouragement Effect of
a Poor Local Childcare Provision. IZA Discussion Paper No. 1220 (www.iza.org).
2. van Ham M. and Büchel F. (2004) Unwilling or Unable? Spatial, Institutional and Socio-Economic
Restrictions on Females' Labor Market Access. IZA Discussion Paper No. 1034 (www.iza.org).
1. Büchel F. and van Ham M. (2002) Overeducation, regional labour markets and spatial flexibility.
IZA Discussion Paper No. 424 (www.iza.org).
Other publications:
18. van Ham M. & Manley D. (2012) Neighbourhood effects research at a crossroads. Ten challenges
for future research. Paper 204, RatSWD Working Papers series.
17. Burneika D., Ubareviciene R. & van Ham M. (2012) The impact of a growing Vilnius urban region
on the development of Eastern Lithuania [ВЛИЯНИЕ ВЗРАСТАЮЩЕГО ГОРОДСКОГО РЕГИОНА
ВИЛНЮСА НА РАЗВИВАНИЕ ВOСТОЧНОЙ ЛИТВЫ]. Paper for the Third Annual Scientific Session
ARGO (Association of Russian Human Geographers), Saint-Petersburg, Russia, 28-30 September
2012.
16. Musterd S., Pinkster F., van Ham M. & Kleinhans R. (2012) Kwantitatief en Kwalitatief
Buurteffecten Onderzoek. Tijdschrift voor de Volkshuisvesting. Nummer 3, 30-31.
15. Reuschke D. & van Ham M. (2011) Testing the 'Residential Rootedness' - Hypothesis of Self-
Employment for Germany and the UK. SOEPpaper 413 / 2011. DIW Berlin.
14. Feng Z., Boyle P., van Ham M. and Raab G. (2010) Neighbourhoods and the creation, stability and
success of mixed ethnic unions. Understanding Population Trends and Processes (UPTAP) Research
Findings.
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13. Östh J., van Ham M. & Niedomysl T. (2009) The geographies of recruiting a partner from abroad.
An exploration of Swedish data. Institute for Future Studies working paper 2009:21. Stockholm.
12. van Ham M. & Manley D. (2009) www.neighbourhoodeffects.org. This website promotes debate
about neighbourhood effects research and the evidence base for Area Based Initiatives.
11. Kok L., Berden C. & van Ham M. (2009) Evaluatie marktwerking in de kinderopvang. Amsterdam:
SEO Economische Onderzoek.
10. van Ham M., Manley D. (2009) The Effect of Neighbourhood Housing Tenure Mix on Labour
Market Outcomes: A Longitudinal Perspective. Scottish Longitudinal Study (SLS) Research Working
Paper Series: Research working paper 3.
9. van Ham M., Manley D., Doherty J. & Sandeman A. (2007) CORE: Trends in non-LSVT relets in
England, A CHR report on behalf of the Housing Corporation. Centre for Housing Research, St
Andrews.
8. Kok L., Groot I., Mulder J., Sadiray K. & van Ham M. (2005) De markt voor kinderopvang in 2004.
Amsterdam: SEO Economische Onderzoek/ Universiteit Utrecht.
7. van Ham M. and Hooimeijer P. (2005) Spatial barriers and labour market flexibility: individual
restrictions and market constraints on job mobility. Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs, The
Hague.
6. van Ham M. (2003) Book review: Education, training and employment dynamics. Transitional
labour markets in the European Union. Edited by K. Schömann and P. J. O'Connell. Cheltenham,
UK: Edward Elgar. 2002. Economics of Education Review, 22(6), 646-647.
5. Hooimeijer P. and van Ham M. (2000) Leefbaarheid en buurtkwaliteit (Livability and
neighbourhood quality). In: Relou W., (Ed.) Perspectief op wonen. Rapportage van het
WoningBehoefte Onderzoek 1998, pp. 153-172. Den Haag: Ministerie van Volkshuisvesting,
Ruimtelijke Ordening en Milieubeheer.
4. Hooimeijer P. and van Ham M. (2000) De woning als uitvalsbasis (The residential location as
starting point of daily life). In: Relou W., (Ed.) Perspectief op wonen. Rapportage van het
WoningBehoefte Onderzoek 1998, pp. 137-152. Den Haag: Ministerie van Volkshuisvesting,
Ruimtelijke Ordening en Milieubeheer.
3. van Ham M. (2000) Locatiekwaliteit en bereikbaarheid van werkgelegenheid. Lisa Nieuws 5, 9-10.
2. van Ham M. (1999) Waar moet dat heen? Bereikbaarheid als indicator. Utrecht: Urban Research
centre Utrecht.
1. van Ham M. and Hooimeijer P. (1998) Kwaliteit Leefomgeving: voorbeeldanalyses. Utrecht: Urban
Research centre Utrecht.
Presentations
Papers at conferences:
2012
82. Nederlandse Demografiedag 2012, 20 November 2012, Utrecht, The Netherlands. Title
presentation: Intergenerational transmission of neighbourhood poverty in Sweden. An innovative
analysis of individual neighbourhood histories.
81. Kennis voor Krachtige Steden 2, 27 September 2012, Utrecht, The Netherlands. Title presentation:
Wat kunnen mensen zelf? Over wijkaanpak, gefaciliteerd los-laten en sociale stijging op lange
termijn (Presentation Reinout Kleinhans).
80. The European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 24-27 June 2012 Lillehammer, Norway. Title
presentation: Intergenerational transmission of neighbourhood status in Sweden. An innovative
analysis of individual neighbourhood histories.
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79. The European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 24-27 June 2012 Lillehammer, Norway. Title
presentation: Neighbourhood histories, residential mobility, and neighbourhood effects on
individual incomes (Presentation David Manley).
78. Population Geography Research Group (RGS-IBG) and the ESRC Centre for Population Change, Pre-
RGS meeting, 2-3 July 2012, St Andrews, UK. Title presentation: Innovative Perspectives on
Population Mobility: Mobility, Immobility and Well-being (Presentation Rory Coulter).
77. 2012 European Population Conference (EPC), 13-16 June, Stockholm, Sweden. Title presentation:
Factors Shaping Workplace Ethnic Segregation (Presentation Tiit Tammaru).
76. 2012 European Population Conference (EPC), 13-16 June, Stockholm, Sweden. Title presentation:
Does migration make you happy? A longitudinal study of internal migration and subjective wellbeing
(Presentation Beata Nowok).
75. 2012 European Population Conference (EPC), 13-16 June, Stockholm, Sweden. Title presentation:
Partner (dis)agreement on moving desires and the subsequent moving behaviour of couples
(Presentation Rory Coulter).
74. Regional Studies Association conference, 13-16 May 2012 Delft, Netherlands. Title presentation:
Neighbourhood histories, residential mobility, and neighbourhood effects on individual incomes.
2011
73. Nederlandse Demografiedag, 9 November, 2011 Utrecht, Netherlands. Title presentation: Moving
desires, actual moves and partner disagreements. A longitudinal analysis of residential mobility.
72. The European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 5-8 July 2011 Toulouse, France. Title
presentation: Migration, occupational mobility, and regional escalators in Scotland.
71. The European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 5-8 July 2011 Toulouse, France. Title
presentation: Understanding selective mobility into and out of deprived neighbourhoods
(presentation David Manley).
70. The European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 5-8 July 2011 Toulouse, France. Title
presentation: A longitudinal analysis of moving desires, expectations and actual moving behaviour
(presentation Rory Coulter).
69. 6th International Conference on Population Geographies, 14-17 Jun 2011 Umeå, Sweden. Title
presentation: Moving desires, actual moves and partner disagreements. A longitudinal analysis of
residential mobility
68. Neighbourhood effects, neighbourhood based problems and international policy solutions, 7 and 8
April 2011 Glasgow University, UK. Title presentation: Neighbourhood Effects Research: What
have we learned so far?
2010
67. British Society for Population Studies (BSPS), 13-15 September 2010, University of Exeter. Title
presentation: Are mixed ethnic unions more likely to dissolve than co-ethnic unions, and does
neighbourhood ethnic mix have an influence? (presentation Zhiqiang Feng).
66. Congress of the European Regional Science Association (ERSA), 19-23 August 2010, Jönköping,
Sweden. Title presentation: Social mobility: Is there a benefit of being English in Scotland?
65. Congress of the European Regional Science Association (ERSA), 19-23 August 2010, Jönköping,
Sweden. Title presentation: Living in deprived neighbourhoods in Scotland. Occupational mobility
and neighbourhood effects (presentation David Manley).
64. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 4-7 July 2010, Istanbul. Title presentation: Social
housing choice, residential mobility and neighbourhood sorting in England.
63. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 4-7 July 2010, Istanbul. Title presentation:
Neighbourhood deprivation and occupational mobility: A longitudinal investigation of
neighbourhood effects (presentation David Manley).
62. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 4-7 July 2010, Istanbul. Neighbourhood choice in
two Swedish cities. Title presentation: (presentation Lina Bergström).
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61. ESRC Research Methods Festival, 6 July 2010, St Catherine's College, Oxford, UK. Title
presentation: Examining geographical effects on the formation and migration of mixed-ethnic
unions using longitudinal data (presentation Zhiqiang Feng).
60. Workshop Series on Widening Participation, 27 April 2010, St Andrews. Title presentation: Use of
Contextual Data in Admissions.
59. ESRC Festival of Social Science: The Changing Face of Scotland, 18 March 2010, Dundee. Title
presentation: Is Scotland a Meritocracy? (presentation Allan Findlay).
58. ESRC Seminar Series Neighbourhood effects: theory and evidence, 4-5 February 2010, University
of St Andrews. Title presentation: Neighbourhood effects: a longitudinal perspective (presentation
David Manley).
2009
57. British Society for Population Studies (BSPS), 9-11 September 2009, University of Sussex. Title
presentation: Choice-based letting, ethnicity & segregation in England.
56. British Society for Population Studies (BSPS), 9-11 September 2009, University of Sussex. Title
presentation: English Migrants on a Scottish Escalator – the case of upward occupational mobility
in the Edinburgh labour marke (presentation David Manley).
55. British Society for Population Studies (BSPS), 9-11 September 2009, University of Sussex. Title
presentation: Right to Buy, time to move? Moving behaviour & desires (presentation Lee
Williamson)
54. ISA International Housing Conference, 1-4 September 2009, University of Glasgow, UK. Title
presentation: Neighbourhood effects and labour market outcomes: an investigation of spatial
scales and measures of relative deprivation.
53. RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, 26-28 August 2009, Manchester, UK. Title
paper/presentation:The residential mobility of mixed ethnic unions: a longitudinal study
(presentation Zhiqiang Feng).
52. RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, 26-28 August 2009, Manchester, UK. Title presentation:
English Migrants on a Scottish Escalator – the case of upward occupational mobility in the
Edinburgh labour market (presentation Allan Findlay).
51. 5th International Conference on Population Geographies, 5-9 August 2009, Dartmouth College,
NH, USA. Title presentation: Choice-based letting, ethnicity and segregation in England.
50. 5th International Conference on Population Geographies, 5-9 August 2009, Dartmouth College,
NH, USA. Title presentation: Neighbourhood effects on formation and migration of mixed ethnic
unions (presentation Zhiqiang Feng).
49. BHPS Research Conference 9-11 July 2009, University of Essex, UK. Title presentation: Right to
Buy…time to move? (presentation Lee Williamson).
48. UPTAP Workshop 2009, 23-25 March, University of Leeds, UK. Title presentation: Neighbourhoods
and the creation, stability and success of mixed ethnic unions (presentation Zhiqiang Feng).
2008
47. British Society for Population Studies (BSPS), 10-12 September 2008, Manchester, UK. Title
presentation: Right to Buy... time to move? (presentation Lee Williamson).
46. Census Microdata: Findings and Futures, 1-3 September, University of Manchester, UK. Title
presentation: The Mixed-Ethnic Unions in England and Wales in the 1990s (presentation Zhiqiang
Feng).
45. European Population Conference (EPC), 9-12 July, Barcelona, Spain. Title presentation: The
Neighbourhood Effect on Formation of Mixed-Ethnic Unions in Britain (presentation Zhiqiang
Feng).
44. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 6-9 July 2008, Dublin, Ireland. Title presentation:
The effect on moving intentions of neighbourhood reputation as perceived by residents.
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43. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 6-9 July 2008, Dublin, Ireland. Title presentation:
Labour Market Outcomes for People in Mixed neighbourhoods – Untangling the Mix (presentation
David Manley).
42. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 6-9 July 2008, Dublin, Ireland. Title presentation:
Right to Buy... time to move? (presentation Lee Williamson).
41. UPTAP Workshop 2008, 18-19 March 2008, University of Leeds, UK. Title presentation:
Neighbourhoods and the creation, stability and success of mixed ethnic unions (presentation
Zhiqiang Feng).
2007
40. British Society for Population Studies (BSPS), 11-13 September 2007, St Andrews, UK. Title
presentation: The Globalisation of Swedish Marriage Fields.
39. British Society for Population Studies (BSPS), 11-13 September 2007, St Andrews, UK. Title
presentation: The impact of divorce on migration and residential mobility (presentation Peteke
Feijten).
38. 4th International Conference on Population Geographies, 10-13 July 2007, The Chinese University
of Hong Kong. Title presentation: The Globalisation of Swedish Marriage Fields (presentation
Thomas Niedomysl ).
37. 4th International Conference on Population Geographies, 10-13 July 2007, The Chinese University
of Hong Kong. Title presentation: Neighbourhood change… reason to leave?.
36. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 25-28 June 2007, Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Title presentation: Neighbourhood change… reason to leave?
35. Association of American Geographers (AAG) Annual Meeting, April 17-21 2007, San Francisco, CA,
USA. Title presentation: Neighbourhood reputations: differences and similarities between internal
and external reputations (presentation Matthieu Permentier).
34. Association of American Geographers (AAG) Annual Meeting, April 17-21 2007, San Francisco, CA,
USA. Title presentation: The Globalisation of Swedish Marriage Fields (presentation Thomas
Niedomysl ).
2006
33. British Society for Population Studies (BSPS), 18-20 September 2006, Southampton, UK. Title
presentation: Residential Mobility and Migration of the Separated.
32. 28th Annual conference on time use research, 16-18 August 2006, Copenhagen, Denmark. Title
presentation: Divisions of paid work and commuting distances within dual earner households in
The Netherlands. The impact of the spatial configuration of the residential context (presentation
Edith de Meester).
31. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 2-5 July 2006, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Title
presentation: Residential Mobility and Migration of the Separated.
30. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 2-5 July 2006, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Title
presentation: Spatial segregation of ethnic minorities in the Netherlands (presentation Gideon
Bolt).
29. 3rd International Conference on Population Geographies, 19-21 June 2006, Liverpool, UK. Title
presentation: Residential Mobility and Migration of the Separated (presentation Peteke Feijten).
28. 3rd International Conference on Population Geographies, 19-21 June 2006, Liverpool, UK. Title
presentation: Who wants to leave the neighbourhood? The effect on moving wishes of being
different from the neighbourhood population.
2005
27. International Conference ‘Doing, thinking, feeling home: the mental geography of residential
environments’, 2005, OTB, Delft, The Netherlands. Title presentation: Behavioural responses to
neighbourhood reputations (presentation Matthieu Permentier).
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26. Dutch Demographic Society (NVD, Nederlandse Vereniging voor Demografie) Conference, 2005,
Utrecht. Title presentation: Propensity to leave the neighbourhood and the effect of being
different from the neighbourhood population.
25. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 29 june-3 july 2005, Iceland, Reykjavik. Title
presentation: Behavioural responses to neighbourhood reputations (Presentation Matthieu
Permentier).
24. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), 29 june-3 july 2005, Iceland, Reykjavik. Title
presentation: Propensity to leave the neighbourhood and the effect of being different from the
neighbourhood population (presentation Peteke Feijten).
23. Marktdag Sociologie, Nederlandse Sociologische Vereniging (NSV) en de Vlaamse Vereniging voor
Sociologie (VVS), 2nd of June 2005, Free University Brussel, Belgium. Title presentation:
Buurtkenmerken en verhuisgeneigdheid: Het effect van anders zijn dan de buurtbevolking
(presentation Peteke Feijten)
2004
22. 2nd International Conference on Population Geographies, August 11-14, 2004, School of
Geography & Geosciences, University of St Andrews, UK. Title presentation: Intergenerational
transmission and home ownership (presentation A.C. Helderman).
21. 2nd International Conference on Population Geographies, August 11-14, 2004, School of
Geography & Geosciences, University of St Andrews, UK. Title presentation: Unwilling or Unable?
Spatial, Institutional and Socio-Economic Restrictions on Females' Labor Market Access
20. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), July 2–6, 2004, Cambridge, UK. Title
presentation: Migration histories, urban regions and occupational achievement.
19. International Housing Conference, Adequate & Affordable Housing for All, June 24-27, 2004,
Toronto, Canada. Title presentation: Homeownership and migration in the Netherlands
(presentation A.C. Helderman).
18. ESPE (European Society for Population Economics) 2004 Conference, June 2004, Bergen, Norway.
Title presentation: Unwilling or Unable? Spatial, Institutional and Socio –Economic Restrictions on
Females' Labor Market Access (presentation Felix Büchel).
17. ISA (International Sociological Association) Research Committee on Social Stratification and
Mobility (RC28), Conference: Social Stratification, Mobility, and Exclusion, May 2004, Neuchâtel,
Switzerland. Title presentation: Unwilling or Unable? Spatial, Institutional and Socio-Economic
Restrictions on Females' Labor Market Access (presentation Felix Büchel).
2003
16. European Population Conference, August 26-30, 2003, Warsaw, Poland. Title presentation:
Geographical access to childcare and mothers’ labour-force participation.
15. European Population Conference, August 26-30, 2003, Warsaw, Poland. Title presentation:
Migration Histories and Occupational Achievement (presentation C.H.Mulder).
14. European Population Conference, August 26-30, 2003, Warsaw, Poland. Title presentation: The
changing effect of home ownership on residential mobility in the Netherlands (presentation A.C.
Helderman).
13. Population Association of America (PAA) annual meeting, May 1-3, 2003, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
USA. Title paper/poster: Migration Histories and Occupational Achievement (presentation C.H.
Mulder).
2002
12. 1st International Conference on Population Geographies, July 19-23, 2002, School of Geography &
Geosciences, University of St Andrews, UK. Title presentation: Overeducation, regional labour
markets and spatial flexibility.
11. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR), Housing Cultures - Convergence and Diversity,
June 28 – July 5, 2002, Vienna, Austria. Title presentation: A life-course approach to residential
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and employment relocations: a three career model of spatial mobility in segmented labour and
housing markets.
10. Dutch Regional Science Association (RSA Nederland) meeting, June 14, 2002, Utrecht, The
Netherlands. Title presentation: Strategisch wonen in de Deltametropool.
9. Tiende Sociaal Wetenschappelijke Studiedagen, May 30/31, 2002, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Title presentation: Overeducation, regional labour markets and spatial flexibility.
8. 98th Association of American Geographers (AAG) Annual Meeting, March 19 - March 23, 2002, Los
Angeles, California, USA. Title presentation: Job Access at Labour Market Entry and Occupational
Achievement in the Life Course.
2001
7. 14th European Advanced Studies Institute in Regional Science (ERSA) -To Live and Work in
Different Urban Systems. Summer Institute, June 10-16, 2001, Groningen. Title paper/
presentation: Spatial flexibility in job mobility: macro-level opportunities and micro-level
restrictions.
2000
6. Australian Population Association (APA) - Population and Globalisation: Australia in the 21st
Century, November 29-December 1, 2000, Melbourne. Title paper/ presentation: Spatial Mobility
and Job Access in a Polycentric Metropolis (presentation P. Hooimeijer).
5. 40th Congress of the European Regional Science Association (ERSA), August 29 – September 1,
2000, Barcelona, Spain. Title presentation: Job search, underemployment and the discouraged
worker effect.
1999
4. 39th Congress of the European Regional Science Association (ERSA), August 23–27, 1999, Dublin,
Ireland. Title presentation: Employment change, job access and migration.
3. European Network for Housing Research – Young Housing Researchers (ENHR-YHR) Educational
Seminar, May 24–28, 1999, Istanbul, Turkey. Title presentation: Job access in a polynucleated
metropolitan region. Commuting tolerance and job access in the Netherlands.
2. Dutch National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), April 1999, Bilthoven, The
Netherlands. Title presentation: VIJNO-lezing: Waar moet dat heen? Bereikbaarheid als indicator.
1. 12th Nethur school, March 1999, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Title presentation: Job access in a
polynucleated metropolitan region.
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