Jeroen Moes
I am currently working on issues of space, place, and inequality in post-industrial cityscapes with particular attention to identities, urban developments, and politics from below. Before that, Imagining Europe was a 4 year research project on different imaginations (conceptualizations) of 'Europe' not only across national boundaries (in Estonia, the Netherlands, and Italy), but also across different social groups within those societies. Examples of such specific groups are working class vs. political/cultural 'elites', ethnic/national minorities vs. majorities, and more. 'Europe' means something different according to all of those characteristics, and the central objects of study in this project are those patterns, their relation to national and European identities, and to people's political behaviour. The empirical approach is 'mixed' (both quantitative and qualitative), and is followed up by a 'social networks' component. The project has its roots in sociology, anthropology, and political sciences, but 'borrows' from a number of additional academic fields as well.See www.imagining.eu for more information about the research project.
Supervisors: Martin Kohli
Phone: +31646250487
Address: Zwingelput 4
6211 KH
Maastricht
Supervisors: Martin Kohli
Phone: +31646250487
Address: Zwingelput 4
6211 KH
Maastricht
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