De Rotterdamse Regio: Sterk in Water en Klimaat
In this report we analyse the position of Rotterdam in the field of water and climate activities.
Empowering metropolitan regions through new forms of cooperation
This book analyses the development of cross-border and cross-sector partnerships in nine European cities and regions.<...
Urban Competitiveness in the Knowledge Economy: Evolution Paths of the Portuguese Metropolises
The chapter focuses on the growing territorial imbalances between urban regions in the light of the sometimes painful transition towards a knowledge-based economy. Drawing from the vast literature on...
Challenges to national urban policies in the Netherlands
The article intends to shed light on the way the Dutch central government tries to support cities to develop into sustainable, vital, complete and competitive entities.
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Master City Developer receives accreditation by NVAO
The post-initial mastercourse Master City Developer (MCD) has been accreditated by the Dutch-Flemish Accreditation Board (NVAO). This means that graduates of this master program are as of now allowed to use the Master of Science title (MSc).read more...
Rotterdam Global Urban Summit 2009
The City of Rotterdam is centre stage for a challenging business event on the eve of the UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen. For the first time a live dialogue is held on 3-4 December whereby cityplanners, scientists, citizens, experts, project developers, corporations and architects participate to create a blueprint for the future of cities. One of the speakers is Professor Leo van den Berg, director of Euricur.read more...
Healthy cities report presented in Rotterdam
On the 21st of September the Partners for Healthy Cities presented the report 'Joint investments in healthy cities' to the City of Rotterdam.read more...
Securc welcomes visiting researchers
Two Chinese researchers from Shanghai Normal University, Dr. Lin Tao and PHD-researcher Rachel Xiang Feng visit Erasmus University Rotterdam starting from February 2009. Dr. Lin Tao stayed at Erasmus for nearly three weeks to conduct research on cross-border networks, while Drs. Feng will stay in Rotterdam for three months to work on her PhD thesis.read more...
