Economic Geography
Our Economic Geography group is dedicated to tackling socio-economic disparities among regions and the people within them. Our understanding of regional development encompasses conventional economic metrics like income and employment, alongside broader concepts such as well-being, happiness, and regional identity. In our research, we analyze the opportunities and constraints presented by different places as manifested in labour market dynamics, mobility, real estate development, and entrepreneurship. Our goal is to advance the scientific understanding of these issues and to engage our students in these important topics through our teaching. Additionally, we actively participate in relevant public discourse and contribute to policy formulation.
Contact via secretary Jeannet Brondsema













Regional Labour Markets and Skills
Regional Socio-economic Disparities



Regional development
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Regional labour market and skills







Applied Econometrics
PhDs


Regional inequalities,
Organizational Psychology & Behavior,
Work design, Well-being








My core research areas include Public Spaces, Advanced Spatial Analysis , Public Participation GIS (PPGIS), Participatory Design, Urban Digitalisation, Political Geography, Informal/Spontaneous Settlements, & Spatial Politics.








