dr. IF (Ingmar) van Meerkerk

Biography

**Dr. Ingmar van Meerkerk (1986) is associate professor at the Department of Public Administration and Sociology at Erasmus University Rotterdam. ** Van Meerkerk graduated his Master cum laude in 2009 on the basis of his thesis on the (financial-economic) steering relation between Ministries and quasi-autonomous executive bodies. In 2014 he defended his PhD thesis. His PhD thesis is about the role and effects of boundary spanners on democratic throughput legitimacy and performance in interactive forms of governance (government and citizen induces forms), mostly in the field of urban development and regeneration. After completion of his Ph.D. research, van Meerkerk continued working as a researcher at the Department of Public Administration at Erasmus University Rotterdam, engaged in research projects (both commisioned as fundamental) on community-based initiatives, citizen participation and public-private partnerships. He focuses in particular on the role and challenges of boundary spanning agents in relation to collaboration, innovation, democratic legitimacy and performance of interactive governance. In his research, he uses quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods. 

Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences

Associate professor | Governance and Pluralism
Email
vanmeerkerk@essb.eur.nl

Work

  • M (Malika) Igalla, J (Jurian) Edelenbos & IF (Ingmar) van Meerkerk (2022) - IRSPM Anniversary Symposium
  • M (Malika) Igalla, J (Jurian) Edelenbos & IF (Ingmar) van Meerkerk (2021) - Kooiman best article in Public Management Review
  • Ingmar van Meerkerk & José Nederhand (2016) - Osborne Best Paper Award

4.3 Thesis/researchproject Master GMCS

Year
2024
Course Code
FSWBM-3050

Year
2024
Course Code
FSWBM-7052

4.2 Managing Interactive Governance

Year
2024
Course Code
FSWBM-7056

4.3 Master's thesis/ final res. proj. UG

Year
2024
Course Code
FSWBM-8061

4.3 Thesis Master Public Policy

Year
2024
Course Code
FSWBM-2070

News regarding dr. IF (Ingmar) van Meerkerk

The importance of sustainable co-creation: better (co-)living in cities and neighbourhoods

Together with residents, the municipality of Rotterdam sought solutions to enhance livability in Middelland. How did this complex collaboration unfold?

Malika Igalla, Jurian Edelenbos & Ingmar van Meerkerk receive Kooiman Prize

The Kooiman Prize is awarded each year for the Best Article published in the previous year in the public administration top journal, Public Management Review.

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