Governance for Sustainable Development
with Professor
Pieter Glasbergen
Utrecht University and Open University, The Netherlands
In this forum, Professor Pieter Glasbergen will address
the thesis that to bring about sustainable development, we need new cooperative
arrangements between the state, markets and civil societies.
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Biography
Professor Pieter Glasbergen is Professor of Environmental Studies -
Policy and Management at two Dutch universities: Utrecht University and
the Open University in Heerlen. He specializes in planning and policy issues,
particularly with reference to environmental policy, physical planning,
water management, and policy for landscape and nature conservation. The
articles, reports and books that he has published include both theoretical
studies on policy and applied policy evaluation research in the areas mentioned
above.
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Professor Glasbergen works as an advisor and consultant
on strategic research questions for various government bodies. Recent projects
have included:
- the Directorate
General of Public Works and Water Management (on integrated water management,
project management for big waters, strategic groundwater management, integrated
coastal zone management);
- the Directorate
General of Environmental Management (on regional environmental policy,
environmental mediation, energy saving in the built environment);
- the National
Physical Planning Agency (on nature and landscape policy);
- the Dutch Environmental
and Nature Planning Bureau (on environmental policy instruments;
- the Ministry
of Economic Affairs (on Long Term Agreements on Energy Efficiency);
- the Ministry
of Agriculture, Fisheries and Nature Conservation (on the protection of nature
reserves in the Netherlands);
- several Dutch
provinces (on integrated landuse planning and water management);
- the Flemish
government (on the development of a vision on integrated and sustainable
water management).
Professor Glasbergen
is a member of various advisory boards, and he chaired the Section of Environmental
Policy in the Netherlands Institute for Physical Planning and Housing.
He is a member of the board of the Union of Dutch Environmental Scientists.
He also was a member of a committee who wrote the perspectives for water
managment in the next century (Union of Waterboards). He is one of the
editors of Environmental Sciences. Current memberships include the
Board of:
- the Copernicus
Institute for Sustainable Development and Innovation;
- the Utrecht
Center for Energy Research;
- the Center for
Environmental Law and Policy;
- the Dutch Inter-university
Committee Environmental Sciences
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Professor Glasbergen's presentation (Powerpoint 1 MB)
Respondent
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Dr
Robyn Eckersley
Robyn Eckersley has specialised in environmental politics and political
theory since 1986, having worked previously as a public lawyer (mainly in
the field of constitutional law). She was educated at the University of
Western Australia, Cambridge University (UK) and the University of Tasmania,
and taught environmental politics and political theory at Monash University
from 1992-2001 before joining the Department.
Robyn's research interests include global politics, environmental politics
and political theory (particularly theories of justice and democracy).
She is on the editorial boards of Environmental Politics; Global Chnage,
Peace & Security; Global Environmental Politics; New Political Economy;
Organisation and Environment; and Philosophy and Geography.
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