Prof. D.B.R. Kroeze (Ronald)

Ronald Kroeze is Professor of Parliamentary History and director of the Netherlands Centre for Parliamentary History, which is embedded in the Faculty of Arts of Radboud University Nijmegen. His publications concerned:

- The history of modern politics and democracy; parliamentary history, parliamentary inquiries en political leadership;
- The history of good government and anticorruption, including the impact of colonialism and decolonisation on good governance, corruption issues and global norm-setting;
- Business-politics relations in historical perspective, and the impact of (new public) management and neoliberalism on Dutch and European politics and policy-making;
- Learning from the past (including the learning history- method) and how history is used in politics and business ("uses of the past");
- Oral history

Previously, he worked as associate professor of Political History and director of the History programme at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Earlier he was a researcher at the University of Amsterdam and a visiting scholar at the universities of Oxford (Corpus Christi College), Avignon, Warwick and Berlin (Humboldt). He participated in and was initiator of several NWO, EU and CNRS funded projects.