The problems with academic publishing: Part 3
My last two posts have presented some of the problems with the peer-reviewed publishing process that young researchers in urban...
My last two posts have presented some of the problems with the peer-reviewed publishing process that young researchers in urban...
In my last post, I discussed some of the problems with the North American publishing model as it applies to...
The main purpose of a scholarly journal is to report on original research or experimentation in order to make such...
After last night’s torrential downpour in Toronto and last month’s flooding in Alberta, climate change deniers in Canada must be...
In the Urban Planning group at the University of Amsterdam (UVA in Dutch), it’s become a tradition to end the school...
How difficult is it out there for aspiring academics? In the continuing saga of the US recession, dire predictions have...
Koninginnedag (Queen’s Day) is one of the biggest holidays of the year in The Netherlands. The Queen often honours citizens for exceptional service to...
The New Yorker has published a fascinating subway infographic showing the change in median household income along each of its...
Last week, our transport planning research group at the University of Amsterdam visited the Municipality of Maastricht (population 122,000), capital...
Those of you following my blog have seen some of my recent writing about Dutch culture, as I navigate the...
