Willemijn Dicke

Willemijn Dicke (1970) is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands. Her recent research has been focused on realization of public values in public infrastructures under conditions of liberalization and privatization. She has received a Master’s in Policy Sciences and a Ph.D. in Policy Sciences, both from Radboud University Nijmegen. She has published on liberalization and public values, on narrative analysis, globalization and on network management. From 2006- 2008 she worked for the Scientific Council for Government Policy. She was the project leader of the report: Infrastructures. Time to invest. Her recent work includes the organization of public debates that highlight the policy implications of new technologies, such as the Elsevier Technologiedebat, a cooperation between the TU Delft and Elsevier Weekblad. She is also involved in the TU Delft initiative to bring together water professionals in an international network on water ethics.
Disciplinary background Master in Policy Sciences, Radboud University Nijmegen PhD in Policy Sciences, Radboud University Nijmegen Scientific expertise Public Values Liberalization and privatizaiton Multi-Actor Networks Process management Narrative analysis Areas of application Infrastructures Secondary employment Willemijn Dicke writes a weekly column for AD/ Rotterdams Dagblad. She published an academic novel (fiction) and is working on her second novel (to be published 2012).
Core Publications Dicke, Willemijn, Bauke Steenhuisen en Wijnand Veenemand (2011) Graaiers of Redders. Wat marktwerking heeft aangericht en klaargespeeld in de zor, het openbaaar vervoer en de energievoorziening. Atlas. Steen, Martijn van der, Willemijn Dicke, Phlip Karre en Mark van Twist (2010) De weg van het geld. Hoe kapitaalstromen zich verleggen en wat dat betekent voor de zeggenschap over publieke dienstverlening. Boom/ Lemma Dicke, Willemijn en Sander Meijerink, eds. (2008). The public private divide in flood management, a special issue for the International Journal of Water Resources Development.. Albrow, Martin, Willemijn Dicke en Sabine Selchow (2008). Global issues, national narratives. The Broker. WRR/ Hancher, Leigh, Willemijn Dicke en Gera Arts (eds). (2008). New perspectives on investment in infrastructures. Verkenningen behorend bij Rapport Infrastructures. Time to invest. Amsterdam University Press. Wetenschappelijke Raad voor het Regeringsbeleid (2008).Infrastructures. Time to invest. Amsterdam University Press Bruijne, Mark, Dicke, Willemijn en Wijnand Veenemand (eds) (2008) Public Values in infrastructures. Special issue of International Journal of Public Policy, Inderscience Dicke, Willemijn en Fiona Holland 2006 (eds) Water. A global contestation. In Anheier, Helmut, Martin Albrow and Mary Kaldor. Global Civil Society Yearbook 2006/2007. Sage: London, p.122- 144. Bruijn, JA de, & Dicke, WM (2006). Strategies for safeguarding public values in liberalized utility sectors. Public administration, (ISSN 0033-3298), 84(3), 717-737. Verburg, RM, Ortt, JR & Dicke, WM (Eds.). (2006). Managing Technology and Innovation. An introduction. Oxford, UK: Routledge (ISBN 0-415-36229-6). Dicke, WM & Albrow, M (2005). Reconstituting the Public-Private Divide under Global Conditions: The case of Dutch and British water management. Global Social Policy, (ISSN 1468 0181), 5(2), 227-248. Bruijn, Hans de, Haiko van der Voort, Willemijn Dicke, Martin de Jong en Wijnand Veeneman (2004), Creating System Innovations.How Large Scale Transitions Emerge, Taylor and Francis, Londen Dicke, W.M.. (2001). Bridges and Watersheds. A narrative analysis of water management in the Netherlands, England and Wales. Amsterdam: Aksant (publication of thesis).

Willemijn Dicke (1970) is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands. Her recent research has been focused on realization of public values in public infrastructures under conditions of liberalization and privatization. She has received a Master’s in Policy Sciences and a Ph.D. in Policy Sciences, both from Radboud University Nijmegen. She has published on liberalization and public values, on narrative analysis, globalization and on network management.

From 2006- 2008 she worked for the Scientific Council for Government Policy. She was the project leader of the report: Infrastructures. Time to invest.

Her recent work includes the organization of public debates that highlight the policy implications of new technologies, such as the Elsevier Technologiedebat, a cooperation between the TU Delft and Elsevier Weekblad. She is also involved in the TU Delft initiative to bring together water professionals in an international network on water ethics.

Disciplinary background

Master in Policy Sciences, Radboud University Nijmegen
PhD in Policy Sciences, Radboud University Nijmegen

Scientific expertise

Public Values
Liberalization and privatizaiton
Multi-Actor Networks
Process management
Narrative analysis

Areas of application

Infrastructures

Secondary employment

Willemijn Dicke writes a weekly column for AD/ Rotterdams Dagblad. She published an academic novel (fiction) and is working on her second novel (to be published 2012).

Core Publications

Dicke, Willemijn, Bauke Steenhuisen en Wijnand Veenemand (2011) Graaiers of Redders. Wat marktwerking heeft aangericht en klaargespeeld in de zor, het openbaaar vervoer en de energievoorziening. Atlas.
Steen, Martijn van der, Willemijn Dicke, Phlip Karre en Mark van Twist (2010) De weg van het geld. Hoe kapitaalstromen zich verleggen en wat dat betekent voor de zeggenschap over publieke dienstverlening. Boom/ Lemma
Dicke, Willemijn en Sander Meijerink, eds. (2008). The public private divide in flood management, a special issue for the International Journal of Water Resources Development..
Albrow, Martin, Willemijn Dicke en Sabine Selchow (2008). Global issues, national narratives. The Broker.
WRR/ Hancher, Leigh, Willemijn Dicke en Gera Arts (eds). (2008). New perspectives on investment in infrastructures. Verkenningen behorend bij Rapport Infrastructures. Time to invest. Amsterdam University Press.
Wetenschappelijke Raad voor het Regeringsbeleid (2008).Infrastructures. Time to invest. Amsterdam University Press
Bruijne, Mark, Dicke, Willemijn en Wijnand Veenemand (eds) (2008) Public Values in infrastructures. Special issue of International Journal of Public Policy, Inderscience
Dicke, Willemijn en Fiona Holland 2006 (eds) Water. A global contestation. In Anheier, Helmut, Martin Albrow and Mary Kaldor. Global Civil Society Yearbook 2006/2007. Sage: London, p.122- 144.
Bruijn, JA de, & Dicke, WM (2006). Strategies for safeguarding public values in liberalized utility sectors. Public administration, (ISSN 0033-3298), 84(3), 717-737.
Verburg, RM, Ortt, JR & Dicke, WM (Eds.). (2006). Managing Technology and Innovation. An introduction. Oxford, UK: Routledge (ISBN 0-415-36229-6).
Dicke, WM & Albrow, M (2005). Reconstituting the Public-Private Divide under Global Conditions: The case of Dutch and British water management. Global Social Policy, (ISSN 1468 0181), 5(2), 227-248.
Bruijn, Hans de, Haiko van der Voort, Willemijn Dicke, Martin de Jong en Wijnand Veeneman (2004), Creating System Innovations.How Large Scale Transitions Emerge, Taylor and Francis, Londen
Dicke, W.M.. (2001). Bridges and Watersheds. A narrative analysis of water management in the Netherlands, England and Wales. Amsterdam: Aksant (publication of thesis).

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