Curriculum Vitae - Maarten van Ham

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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