Dr. A. Lagendijk
Dr. A. Lagendijk
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Research profile:
Arnoud Lagendijk's research focuses on regional development and processes of regionalisation across Europe. He is especially interested in relational approaches to region formation, exploring the impact of the circulation of ideas, practices, and forms of governance. Other research themes: * the development of spatial planning concepts in The Netherlands
- clustering and cluster policy (with emphasis on SMEs)
- the localisation and investment strategies of multinational companies
- the rise of alternative economic practices
Short [bw] CV
Born in 1963 in Amsterdam, Arnoud Lagendijk attended the Municipal Gymnasium in Dordrecht, near Rotterdam. He studied regional geography at the University of Utrecht, where he wrote his Master's Thesis on regional development in Spain. From 1989 to 1994, he was a research assistant at the Tinbergen Institute in Rotterdam where he received his doctoral degree in December 1993, and a lecturer in economic geography at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam. In 1994, he started working in the UK, first as a visiting research fellow at the University of Reading, and later as a Research Associate at CURDS, Newcastle, where he was involved in work for the EU and OECD. He has developed an expertise in the area of innovative approaches in regional economic development, focusing on the role of large firms as well as small and medium sized firms. From August 1998 to June 2002 he worked as a post-doc researcher within the Nijmegen School of Management, where he now works as a lecturer. At presents he writes primarily about the discourses of regionalisation in economic geography and spatial planning.
A summary of my research trajectory is available here.
Arnoud Lagendijk participates in GaP's research on urban and regional development.
Research themes codes: Regional development [51102], regional strategic planning [52503, 52504, 54603], regional policy, economic geography [50818, 51402, 54602], urban policy, urban identity, research-policy interface. [NWO disciplines, discipline group = 45; main discipline = 51400]
Postgraduate supervision
- Miranda Ebbekink
- Henk-Jan Kooij
- Pieter de Bruijn
- Bas Hendrikx
- Krisztina Varró
- Wouter Jacobs (completed 2007)
- Stefan Dormans (completed 2008)
| Recent [bw] publications & lectures | download |
| Lagendijk, A. (2009). Book review of : Location Behaviour and Relationship Stability in International Business Networks. Evidence from the Automotive Industry, b y Bart Kamp, R outledge, London (2006), in: Regional Studies, 43(4), 638-639 . | |
| Harald Bauder, Bernd Belina, David Butz, Ze’ev Gedalof, Arnoud Lagendijk, Pierpaolo Mudu, Anssi Paasi, Nadine Schuurman, and David Wilson, Critical Practice of Grant Application and Administration: An Intervention, ACME, 9, 102-112 | http://www.acme-journal.org/vol9/Bauderetal10.pdf |
| Lagendijk, A and Hendrikx, B. (2009) Foreign Direct Investment. In Kitchin R, Thrift N (eds) International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, Volume 1, pp. 243-254. Oxford: Elsevier ISBN: 978-0-08-044911-1 | |
| Barrie Needham, Ron Boschma, Stefanie Dühr, Cindy Fan, Koen Frenken, Robert Hassink, Simona Iammarino, Arnoud Lagendijk, Frank van Oort, Païvi Oinas, Andy Pike, André Torre, Attila Varga (2009) Editorial: Reaching Out to New Territories . Regional Studies, Vol. 43.1, pp. 1–4 | |
| Arts, B. and Lagendijk, A. (2009) The Disoriented State. In: Shifts in Governmentality, Territoriality and Governance: An Introduction. In Bas, A, Lagendijk, A and Houtum, Henk van: The Disoriented State: Shifts in Governmentality, Territoriality and Governance, Springer, pp. 231-247 | link |
| Dormans, S and Lagendijk, A (2009): A Narrative Understanding of an Entrepreneurial City: The Case of Tilburg. In: Shifts in Governmentality, Territoriality and Governance: An Introduction. In Bas, A, Lagendijk, A and Houtum, Henk van: The Disoriented State: Shifts in Governmentality, Territoriality and Governance, Springer, pp.161-180 | link |
| Lagendijk, A and Boekema, F. (2009): The Territoriality of Spatial-Economic Governance in Historical Perspective: The Case of The Netherlands. In: Shifts in Governmentality, Territoriality and Governance: An Introduction. In Bas, A, Lagendijk, A and Houtum, Henk van: The Disoriented State: Shifts in Governmentality, Territoriality and Governance, Springer, pp. 121-140 | link draft |
| Lagendijk, A, Bas, A, and Houtum, Henk van (2009): Shifts in Governmentality, Territoriality and Governance: An Introduction. In Bas, A, Lagendijk, A and Houtum, Henk van: The Disoriented State: Shifts in Governmentality, Territoriality and Governance, Springer, p. 3-10 | link |
| Hendrikx, B. & Lagendijk, A. (2008). Associationalist regionalism: from powers of association to associations of power. In P.G.M. Hebinck, S Slootweg & L. Smith (Eds.), Tales of Development. People, Power and Space (pp. 227-238). Assen: van Gorkum. | |
| Arnoud and Boekema, Frans(2008)'Global Circulation and Territorial Development: South-east Brabant from a Relational Perspective' , European Planning Studies,16, 7, 925 — 939 | draft (106 Kb) |
| Stefanie Dühr and Arnoud Lagendijk (2007): The application of spatial concepts and visuals in regional-level planning policy text and maps in the Netherlands, presented at the Regional Studies Association International Conference: Regions in Focus? Lisbon, 2-5 April 2007 | |
| Arnoud Lagendijk (2007) Book review of: Clusters in Urban and Regional Development, by Andy Cumbers and Danny MacKinnon (eds), Routledge, London, 2006, in: Urban Studies, 44, 9, 1861-1863 | |
| Arnoud Lagendijk and Roos Pijpers (2007), Book review of: Economic Geographies: Circuits, Flows and Spaces, by Ray Hudson. Sage; London (2005), for the Economic Geography Research Group online Book reviews | link |
| Arnoud Lagendijk and Anne Lorentzen (2007), Proximity, Knowledge and Innovation in Peripheral Regions. On the Intersection between Geographical and Organizational Proximity, Guest Editorial, European Planning Studies, 15(4), 457-466 | pdf (85 Kb) |
| Lagendijk, A (2007): The accident of the region. A strategic relational perspective on the construction of the region’s significance. Regional Studies 41 (9) 1193 -1208 | |
| Buitelaar, E, Jacobs, W and Lagendijk, A (2007), A theory of institutional change: Illustrated by Dutch city-provinces and Dutch land policy, accepted for publication in Environment & Planning A, A39(4) 891 – 908 | |
| Lagendijk, A. (2006) Naar een relationele visie op de regio? Rooilijn, nr 8. december, p. 418-425 | lag06-rooilijn (106 Kb) |
| Lagendijk, A (2006) Learning from Conceptual Flow in Regional Studies: Strengthening Present Debates by Unbracketing Past Debates. Regional Studies, forthcoming | |
| Van den Brink, M; Kuipers, K and Lagendijk, A (2005): Framing regionalisation: how a Dutch environmental organisation puts the concept of sustainability into practice through frame alignment. In: Hardy, S; Larsen L and Freeland, F (eds): Sustainable Regions, Making Regions Work. Regional Studies Association, Seaford, UK, pp. 100-101 | |
| Lagendijk (2006): Polynuclear Urban Regions and the Transnational Dimension of Spatial Planning: proposals for Multiscalar Planning in North West Europe by B. LAMBREGTS and W. ZONNEVELD, 2003 and Eurbanet Report 3; Housing and Urban Policy Studies 26 Delft: Delft University Press and Megacorridors in NorthWest Europe. Investigating a New Transnational Planning Concept W. ZONNEVELD, and JAN JACOB TRIP, 2003, Housing and Urban Policy Studies 27, Delft: Delft University Press, Book review, Urban Studies, 43 (1), 237-238 | |
| Lagendijk (2005), Signs in Time - An interpretive account of urban planning and design, the people and their histories, by Kristof Van Assche (2004). Wageningen Universiteit, Wageningen, Boekbespreking (Book review), S&RO 05/2005, pp. 68-70 | |
| Lagendijk (2005), Planning Imagery: the emergence and political acceptance of planning concepts in Dutch national planning, door Lianne Van Duinen, (2004) Boekbespreking (Book review), S&RO. 02/2005, p.63-64 | |
| De Bruijn, P & Lagendijk, A (2005). Regional innovation systems in the Lisbon strategy, European Planning Studies, 13(8), 1153-1172 | |
| Lagendijk, A and Oinas, P (2005): Proximity, External Relations, and Local Economic Development, in: Arnoud Lagendijk and Päivi Oinas, Proximity, Distance and Diversity, Issues on Economic Interaction and Local Development, Ashgate, 2005, 3-22 | |
| Lagendijk, A. (2005): Regions and regional boundaries in the minds and practices of policy-makers across Europe. In Gerrit Van Vilsteren & Egbert Wever (eds) (2005): Borders and economic behaviour in Europe. A geographical approach. Van Gorcum, Assen, p. 116-137. ISBN 90 232 4087 1 [137 p] | |
| Lagendijk, A (2005): Regionalization in Europe. Stories, institutions and boundaries. In: ‘B/ordering Space’, Henk van Houtum, Olivier Kramsch and Wolfgang Zierhofer (2005), Ashgate, Aldershot, p. 77-92. ISBN 0 7546 3763 8 [251 P.] | |
| Oinas, P. and Lagendijk, A. (2005): Towards Understanding Proximity, Distance and Diversity in Economic Interaction and Local Development, In: Arnoud Lagendijk and Päivi Oinas, Proximity, Distance and Diversity, Issues on Economic Interaction and Local Development, p. 307-331 | |
| Lagendijk, A (2004). 'Global lifeworlds' versus 'local systemworlds': how flying winemakers produce global wines in interconnected locals. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie. 95(5) Page 511-526 | |
| Lagendijk, A. (2003). Towards conceptual quality in regional studies: the need for subtle critique - A response to Markusen. Regional Studies, 37(6/7), 719-727. | |
| Lagendijk, A en Rutten, R.P.J.H. (2003): Associational dilemmas in regional innovation strategy development: regional innovation support organisations and the RIS/ RITTS programmes. In : Rutten, R.; Boekema, F. en Kuijpers.Bakkers, E. Economic geography of higher education. Routledge, London,.204--226 | |
| Lagendijk, A (2002) Book Review - Spaces of capital. Towards a critical geography (David Harvey) In: Stedebouw & ruimtelijke ordening : [tijdschrift voor ruimtelijke ontwikkeling en omgevingskwaliteit], ISSN 1384-6531 vol. 83 (2002), 5, p. 58-65 | |
| Houtum, H. van, A. Lagendijk (2002), De regio als mantra in de geografie, Book review of Denken over regio's, by De Pater et.al Stedebouw en Ruimtelijke Ordening, no. 6, p. 60-63 | |
| Lagendijk, A (2002). Beyond the regional lifeworld against the global systemworld: Towards a relational -scalar perspective on spatial-economic development. Geografiska annaler, 84 (2), p. 77-92 | |
| Dormans, S., H. van Houtum, A. Lagendijk (2002), Culturally rooting an entrepreneurial city, Informationen zur Raumentwicklung, Heft 4/5, pp. 251-253 | |
| Dormans, S., H. van Houtum, A. Lagendijk (2002), De Verbeelding van de Stad - De constructie van de stedelijke identiteit van Arnhem, Groningen, Maastricht en Tilburg, Nethur, Utrecht/ DGW, Den Haag | |
| Lagendijk, A. (2001): Scaling knowledge production: how significant is the region? In: Fischer, M.M. en Fröhling, J., Knowledge, complexity and innovation systems. (Series: Advances in spatial science) Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 79-100 | |
| Lagendijk, A. (2001): Regional learning between variation and convergence: The concept of ‘Mixed Land-Use’ in regional spatial planning in The Netherlands, Canadian Journal of Regional Science, Vol. 24 (1), 81-100 | |
| Houtum, H. van en Lagendijk, A. (2001): Contextualising Regional Identity and Imagination in the Construction of Polycentric Urban Regions: The Cases of the Ruhr Area and the Basque Country . Urban Studies (Special Issue), 38 (4), 747-767. | |
| Hassink, R. en Lagendijk, A. (2001): The dilemmas of interregional institutional learning. Environment and Planning, C. 19 (1), 65-84 | |
| Lagendijk, A. (2001): Three stories about regional salience: 'Regional Worlds', 'political mobilisation' and 'performativity'. Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftsgeographie 45 (3-4), 139-158. | |
| Lagendijk, Arnoud (2000): Learning in non-core regions: towards ‘intelligent clusters’ addressing business and regional needs. In: Rutten, R., Bakkers, S., Morgan, K. en Boekema, F (eds.): Learning regions, theory, policy and practice. Edward-Elgar, 165-191 | |
| Lagendijk, A. en Cornford, J.R. (2000): Regional institutions and knowledge – tracking new forms of regional development policy, Geoforum, 31, 209-218 | |
| Lagendijk, A. (2000): Regional paths of institutional anchoring in the global economy. The case of the North-East of England and Aragón. In: J. Groenewegen en W. Elsner (eds.): An Industrial Policy Agenda 2000 and Beyond - New Challenges to Industrial Policy - Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht, 184-222. | |
| Giunta, A. , Lagendijk, A., Pike, A. (eds.) (2000): Restructuring industry and territory: the experience of Europe’s regions. TSO, London. 200 p. (‘Regions, Cities and Public Policy’ book series published by the Regional Studies Association) | |
| Lagendijk, A, Giunta, A., en. Pike, A. (2000): Introduction: Scalar Interdependencies between Industry and Territory. In: Giunta, A., Lagendijk, A. en. Pike, A. (eds.): Restructuring industry and territory: the experience of Europe’s regions TSO, London, p. 3-21. | |
| Giunta, A., Lagendijk, A., en. Pike, A. (2000): Territorial Integrity and Intermediate Institutions. In: Giunta, A., Lagendijk, A. en. Pike, A. (eds.): Restructuring industry and territory: the experience of Europe’s regions TSO, London, p. 165-191. | |
| Torres, K. en Lagendijk, A. (2000): Industrial policy in the Basque Country. In: Giunta, A., Lagendijk, A. en. Pike, A. (eds.): Restructuring industry and territory: the experience of Europe’s regions TSO, London, p. 143-161 | |
| Pike, A., Lagendijk, A., en Vale, M. (2000): Critical reflections on 'embeddedness' in economic geography: labour market governance in the North East region of England. In: Giunta, A., Lagendijk, A. en. Pike, A. (eds.): Restructuring industry and territory: the experience of Europe’s regions TSO, London (p. 59-82). | |
| Arts, B., Lagendijk, A, en Wisserhof, J. (2000): Inventarisatie Natuuronderzoek Nederland. Achtergronddocument bij het advies 'Natuur over de drempel'. (Serie RMNO Achtergrondstudies, 144), Raad voor het Milieu- en Natuuronderzoek, Den Haag (33 p.). | |
| Lagendijk, A and David Charles (1999): Clustering as a new growth strategy for regional economies? A discussion of new forms of regional industrial policy in the UK.” Final version published in: Cluster-analysis and cluster-based policy. New perspectives and rationale in innovation policy-making. Paris: OECD (Chapter 5). | |
| Lagendijk, A. (1999). Good practices in SME Cluster initiatives. Lessons from the ‘Core’ regions and beyond. Research Report. Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne | |
| Will New Regionalism survive? Tracing dominant concepts ineconomic geography. EUNIT Discussion paper series, 1997 - No. 10 (second version). CURDS, University of Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK (first version published as: From new industrial spaces to regional innovation systems and beyond. How and from whom should industrial geography learn?) | |
| Lagendijk, A. (1993): The internationalisation of the Spanish automobile industry and its regional impact. The emergence of a growth periphery. Ph.D. Thesis, Department of Economic Geography, Erasmus University Rotterdam, 295 pages. | |
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| [bw] Teaching tasks/ download course manuals | |
- Ma Course Economy, Space and Culture in Nijmegen [MSG056] (course outline)
- Master thesis supervision (for ideas click here)
- Ba Course (1st yr) Economie van de Managementwetenschappen [BCU194OW, coordination: L.J.P. Buijs]
- Ma Course Economic Geographies: Foundations, Critiques and Alternatives [MSG054] (course outline).
- Ma Course Institutional Perspectives on Societal Change and Spatial Dynamics (course outline)
[Courses are coordinated by me except when stated otherwise]
- Regionale Ontwikkeling (Project DRO discontinued in 2005)
- Regio: Identiteit en Beleid [The Region: Identity and Policy]; for second year’s students in environmental studies, human geography and spatial planning [BCU278].(discontinued in 2004)
- Beyond the public-private divide, to first year’s student in International Management (course discontinued, 2002)
In 2004 Arnoud Lagendijk received the NSM ‘Teacher of the Year’ Award
In 2008 Arnoud Lagendijk received the NSM ‘Researcher of the Year’ Award
Internal [bw] management tasks:
- GAP Research coordinator
- Cluster webmaster (GPM and GaP)
- Coordinator for the Bachelors semester 2.1 on regional development and sustainability (until 2005)