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Fotografías de la Villa Voka: Bas Princen
Full text linkProducto de una colaboración sostenida, las fotografías de Princen sobre la obra de Office KGDVS dejan en evidencia la agenda del proyecto de arquitectura y la potencia de la relación entre discurso e imagen
Fotografías de la Villa Voka: Bas Princen
No full textProducto de una colaboración sostenida, las fotografías de Princen sobre la obra de Office KGDVS dejan en evidencia la agenda del proyecto de arquitectura y la potencia de la relación entre discurso e imagen.Princen's long-term collaboration with Office KGDVS has produced a series of photographs that revealed both the architectural agenda of the studio and the potential that a crossing between image and discourse contain
The Lives of Documents : Photography as Project
No full text"This publication follows Princen and Graziani’s travels to understand how artists use photography as a tool for their artistic research and how they conceive of their projects as evolving and expanding explorations. Bringing together studio visit images, artist interviews, and Princen and Graziani’s own reproduction of photographic projects, it emphasizes how photography reveals and expresses lived and built realities in ways that traditional architectural tools fail to represent or communicate." -- Publishers website
Utopian debris: A conversation between Bas Princen and Marc Pimlott
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Replication Data for: Information processing in the European Union’s Common Fisheries Policy
No full textThe policy studies literature is divided on how information processing takes place in policy processes. Punctuated equilibrium theory claims that policy-makers tend to process information disproportionately, giving more weight to some incoming signals than to others. By contrast, thermostatic models of policy-making argue that policy-makers respond in a more proportionate way. In this paper, we analyse information processing in the adoption of Total Allowable Catches (TACs) under the European Union’s (EU) Common Fisheries Policy. Based on a novel measure for the proportionality of information processing, it shows that over time TACs have become more closely aligned with incoming signals about fish stocks. This development can be explained through a combination of changing discourses around fisheries conservation and institutional adjustments in EU fisheries policy. This analysis has implications for the debate between punctuated equilibrium and thermostatic models of policy-making and our understanding of the effectiveness of EU fisheries policies
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Full text linkSebastiaan Princen is fellow van het Montesquieu Instituut. Hij is docent en onderzoeker aan de Universiteit Utrecht op het gebied van internationaal en Europees bestuur. Zijn onderzoek richt zich met name op agendavorming in de EU
The politics of the European Union / Herman Lelieveldt and Sebastiaan Princen.
No full textIncludes index.economic&political bookfair2015xxvi, 313 pages :"A new introduction to the European Union which uses the lens of comparative politics. This approach helps students understand the EU through comparisons with domestic politics and links with broader debates in political science. The text is supported by numerous examples, and chapters include briefings, fact files and controversy boxes which highlight important information and controversial issues in EU politics to widen and deepen student understanding. The authors have developed online 'Navigating the EU' exercises that introduce students to useful sources of information on the internet and help them to analyse policy-making in the EU. This textbook is a comprehensive introduction to EU politics and covers history, theory, key institutions and participants, as well as policies and policy-making"-- Provided by publisher
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