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2. Governance of Ambient Assisted Living for Age Friendly Inclusive Cities

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Sharma, Somesh, Gianoli, Alberto, Geerlings, Harry, Kacprzyk, Janusz, Series Editor, Pal, Nikhil R., Advisory Editor, Bello Perez, Rafael, Advisory Editor, Corchado, Emilio S., Advisory Editor, Hagras, Hani, Advisory Editor, Kóczy, László T., Advisory Editor, Kreinovich, Vladik, Advisory Editor, Lin, Chin-Teng, Advisory Editor, Lu, Jie, Advisory Editor, Melin, Patricia, Advisory Editor, Nedjah, Nadia, Advisory Editor, Nguyen, Ngoc Thanh, Advisory Editor, Wang, Jun, Advisory Editor, Ahram, Tareq, editor, Taiar, Redha, editor, Langlois, Karine, editor, and Choplin, Arnaud, editor

Published
2021
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11. List of Contributors

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Alba, Enrique, primary, Anderluh, Alexandra, additional, Arias, Pol, additional, Barceló, Jaume, additional, Bektaş, Tolga, additional, Bischoff, Joschka, additional, Carroll, Paula, additional, Denant-Boemont, Laurent, additional, Dukkanci, Okan, additional, Eskandarpour, Majid, additional, Faulin, Javier, additional, Fletcher, Graham, additional, Geerlings, Harry, additional, Goldsman, David, additional, Grasman, Scott E., additional, Gronalt, Manfred, additional, Guimarans, Daniel, additional, Hammiche, Sabrina, additional, Harrod, Steven S., additional, Heilig, Leonard, additional, Hemmelmayr, Vera C., additional, Hirsch, Patrick, additional, Juan, Angel A., additional, Kara, Bahar Y., additional, Keenan, Peter, additional, Lalla-Ruiz, Eduardo, additional, Macário Costa, Raimundo José, additional, Maciejewski, Michal, additional, Nolz, Pamela C., additional, Ouelhadj, Djamila, additional, Posset, Martin, additional, Protic, Sonja M., additional, Rabe, Markus, additional, Sampaio, Afonso, additional, Savelsbergh, Martin, additional, Schultze, Ralf-Charley, additional, Serra da Cruz, Sérgio Manuel, additional, Stolfi, Daniel H., additional, Tomasella, Maurizio, additional, van Duin, Ron, additional, van Woensel, Tom, additional, Veelenturf, Lucas, additional, Voegl, Jana, additional, Voß, Stefan, additional, and Wu, Cheng-Lung, additional

Published
2019
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24. Introduction

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Geerlings, Harry, primary, Kuipers, Bart, additional, and Zuidwijk, Rob, additional

Published
2017
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29. The energetic relationship between ports and cities:how the role of shared values is under pressure

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Vroomans, Jos, Geerlings, Harry, Kuipers, Bart, Vroomans, Jos, Geerlings, Harry, and Kuipers, Bart

Abstract

Worldwide, ports are subject to the same trends such as globalization, increase in scale of the modus operandi and the process of containerization. These are general dynamics that are responsible for a changing relationship between the port and the city where it is located. This paper aims to describe and explain the developments that three port regions in Europe have experienced over the last decades, i.e., Hamburg, Antwerp and Rotterdam. Special attention is paid to the relationships between the most important actors within the three port-city clusters. The complex relationships are operationalized by a set of newly developed sensitizing concepts. It is concluded that all three cases have unique shared values play that play a crucial role in the changing relationships between ports and cities. The nature and intensity of these shared values are responsible for the impact of the trends on the relationship between a certain port and its city. E.g., the bond between the port and the city is the strongest in Hamburg and based on a strong culture that strengthen the integration of between port and city in many domains of society. For Antwerp, the political constellation is responsible for a continuing presence in the development of the city and the port, but also of the surrounding smaller municipalities. In Rotterdam, a more business-oriented culture was introduced that replaced a culture of common interests. It is concluded that the three cases have in common that variations in shared values plays a crucial role in the changing relationships between port and city.

Published
2022

32. Institutional interventions in complex urban systems: coping with boundary issues in urban planning projects

Author

Verweij, Stefan, Van Meerkerk, Ingmar, Koppenjan, Joop F.M., and Geerlings, Harry

Subjects
Chaos theory -- Analysis, City planning -- Research, Business, general, Economics
Abstract

Urban planning projects are planned and organized through arrangements between actors. These arrangements are institutional interventions: they intervene in the institutional landscape as existing organizational boundaries are (temporarily) redrawn. Such boundary decisions are intended to simplify complexity. However, these boundary decisions also produce new complexities as new boundary issues arise. Our contribution investigates these boundary issues by studying and comparing three urban planning projects in the Rotterdam urban system (the Netherlands). The analysis shows that the boundary issues are often underestimated and that coping strategies are required to deal with them. Because boundary issues pose serious threats to the success or even survival of projects, management should invest in increasing the capacity to deal with (often unexpected) boundary issues., Introduction The management and organization of urban planning projects is accompanied by institutional interventions to deal with the complexity of the projects. Institutional interventions are materialized organizational arrangements between the [...]

Published
2014

35. Sociaal drama op zee

Author

Geerlings, Harry and Public Administration

Abstract

Nieuwsblad Transport

Published
2020

38. De magie van magenta

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Geerlings, Harry and Public Administration

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Nieuwsblad Transport

Published
2020

45. Mainport Wenen

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Geerlings, Harry and Public Administration

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Nieuwsblad Transport

Published
2020

46. Cold Chain Strategies for Seaports: Towards a worldwide policy classification and analysis

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R.B., Castelein, Geerlings, Harry, and van Duin, Ron

Subjects
Ports, Cold chain, port policy, Container transport, Port policy, Reefer containers, Q methodology
Abstract

The refrigerated (‘reefer’) container market and cold logistics chains creates opportunities as well as challenges for seaports. This high-value market grows rapidly, but places stringent demands on seaports’ logistics processes, infrastructure, and energy provision. This study addresses the question how port authorities address the challenges and in this dynamic market environment. While previous research has outlined developments in port governance paradigms and the strategic scope of port authorities, the academic literature still lacks a comprehensive understanding of the policy options available to port authorities to respond to arising challenges and opportunities. To provide this missing understanding, this study presents a new dataset of policies, implemented by world’s 50 largest container ports, addressing reefer transportation and cold chain logistics. Policy measures are classified according to content, goals and scope. The findings from this worldwide comparative analysis illustrate that port authorities often pursue policies extending far beyond their traditional ‘landlord’ responsibility. Most commonly still, the scope of port policy is limited to the port cluster, where ports (co)-invest in or aim for cluster formation around cold stores. When a port extends its strategic scope towards its foreland or hinterland, this is usually aligned with policy goals formulated at higher levels of governance, such as modal shift goals or the development of domestic post-harvest distribution systems. There is however little evidence of coherent and comprehensive cold chain strategies, addressing the logistics, marketing, technology, and sustainability dimensions. The paper outlines the general tenets such a strategy should contain as a consideration for policymakers.

Published
2020

49. Po(o)rtwachter?

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Geerlings, Harry and Public Administration

Abstract

Nieuwsblad Transport

Published
2019

50. Happy Hamburg

Author

Geerlings, Harry and Public Administration

Abstract

Nieuwsblad Transport

Published
2019

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