Wageningen School of Social Sciences
The mission of WASS is to understand social processes with regard to today’s global challenges of disparities and poverty, of responsible production and consumption, of natural resource use and the environment, as well as of knowledge in society.
Agenda
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Principles and Practices of Multifactorial Survey Experiments - 3 ECTS
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Advanced Qualitative Research Design and Data Collection (GEO-56806) - 6 ECTS
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Essentials of Modelling - 2 ECTS
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Transformative and participatory qualitative research approaches and methods - 4 ECTS
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Academic Publication and Presentation in the Social Sciences - 4 ECTS
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Gender and Diversity in the Life Sciences Domains (GEO58806)
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Systematic approaches to reviewing literature - 4 ECTS
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Institutions and Societal Transformation - 2 ECTS
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Economics of Farm Households - 1 ECTS
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Spring School Natural Resources and Conflict: Violence, Resistance and the State - 4 ECTS
Upcoming PhD defenses
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Voorstad on the move to better health
Marja de Jong
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Contract farming arrangements and producer organisations in modern retail vegetable value chains: evidence from Indonesia
F (Fanny) Widadie
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Achieving Low Emission Development: Anticipating Alignment between Global Strategies and Local Realities in the Tanzanian Dairy
EM (Esther) Kihoro
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Health information systems in intellectual disability care: towards the re-use of routinely collected data
ir. HJM (Joep) Tummers
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Mind the Gap: Newspapers as a Forum for Democratic Public Debate on Food Production
M (Marie) Garnier Ortiz
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A value chain perspective towards sustainable agricultural practices: The case of vegetables in Chile
FJ (Francisco) Benitez Altuna
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Employees with a low socioeconomic position as partners in workplace health promotion. How employees’ lifeworld can shape intervention and evaluation.
HL (Hanneke) van Heijster MA
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Latest publications
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Don't tell me you are sorry with a gift : The negative consequences of apology gifts
Journal of retailing and consumer services 70 (2023). - ISSN 0969-6989 -
The enabling and constraining connections between trust and digitalisation in incumbent value chains
Technological Forecasting and Social Change 186 (2023)Part A. - ISSN 0040-1625 -
Changes in women's empowerment in the household, women's diet diversity, and their relationship against the background of COVID-19 in southern Bangladesh
Journal of Asian Economics 84 (2023). - ISSN 1049-0078
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