The Civic Innovation research group works with a wide variety of researchers including ISS faculty, post-docs, visiting researchers and PhD candidates.
ISS faculty and post-docs
Visiting and external researchers
Jan Fransen
Cynthia Embido Bejeno
Willem van Eekelen
Antony Otieno Ong'ayo
Amrita Chhachhi
Elsie Onsongo
Saradindu Bhaduri
Marie Rose Bashwira
Saba Gul Khattak
Lilian Sol Cueva
Tamara Soukotta
Marina Cadaval Narezo
Natalia Lozano Arevalo
Richard Hemraj Toppo
Travor Murai
Birendra Singh
Jaffer Latief Najar
Mónica Grau Sarabia
Francesco Colin
Oda-Kange Midtvåge Diallo
Amanda Martins
Anna Elias | Exploring the extent of impact that digital platforms have on livelihoods in the informal sector |
Anne Brinkman | Developing insights into alternative human development efforts with a focus on the use of different perspectives to advance civic logic in conflict-affected societies |
Azucena Moran Gollaz | Exploring the embodied and intersectional city experience of women and the reconfigurations they seek and make in the urban spaces through their daily trajectories to work by public transportation in Guadalajara, Mexico |
Brenda Rodriguez Cortés | |
Chitrakshi Vashisht | Invisible within Invisibility: Intimate partner violence amongst transgender people in India |
Daniele Rossi Doria | Institutional bricolage and water governance - Exploring farmer-driven appropriation of water user association in rural Morocco |
Delu Lusambya Mwenebyake | Understanding how the bottoms-up accountability and advocacy are being implemented in the DRC |
Dena Zaki | Gender analysis of intimate violence among the Egyptian-Dutch community in the Netherlands |
Emmanuel Otto Omony | |
Esther Beckley (Visiting PhD researcher) | |
Evert de Witte | |
Fiorella Macchiavello Ferradas | Discussing development in emergent countries within the background of global production networks |
Gabriela Villacis Izquierdo | A feminist humanitarian action? Possibilities and encounters: Learning from the experiences of crisis affected populations in Colombia |
Hati Gitundu | Exploring multilevel risk governance arrangements of non-dominant partners and construction of resilience among the urban poor |
Hyeonggeun Ji | Exploring the emerging humanitarian responses to climate-related displacement with a particular emphasis on knowledge process and political dynamics |
Ilaha Abasli | Re:Construct - Seeking to understand the social dimension of transition to Circular Economy in the low and middle-income contexts |
Irma Nugrahanti | Gender-responsive climate budgeting in Indonesia: Mitigating climate change and advancing gender equality |
Jameson Lingl | Towards a general theory of conflict: An examination of zero-sum thinking in conflict dynamics at the intersection of systems, situations and psychology |
Julián Naranjo Vasco | |
Jonathan Moniz | |
Julienne De Jesus Andrade | |
Lisa-Marlen Gronemeier | |
Lisa Peterson | |
Lize Swartz | Until death do us part: The politics of water scarcity in South Africa and implications for environmental citizenship |
Luciana Dos Santos Duarte | The fabric of the forest: scaling-up Amazonian native rubber technologies in fashion value chains |
Maria Ines Cubides Kovacsics | Doing collaborative and participatory research with people engaging in transactional sex: Humanitarian actors and academic researchers in Pakistan, Colombia, DRC and the Netherlands |
Maria Kypriotou | Exploring the trajectories and spaces of youth engagement with international development institutions |
Maria Pineda Escobar | Understanding the pending question of the connection between frugal innovation and sustainability |
Marije Balt | |
Ralph Willem Hoetmer | |
Saba Al Kuntar | Exploring the experience of refugee entrepreneurs in setting up businesses amid uncertain conditions |
Shenia Cassiano de Oliveira | The sexual exploitation of children in tourism during the COVID-19 pandemic |
Shozo Sakata | |
Sumbal Bashir | Negotiating digital spaces: A study of feminist activism on online platforms |
Toktam Ashnaiy | |
Umbreen Salim | Kitchens, politics, places, temporalities & Pakistani migrant women negotiating mandatory integration in the cities of The Hague and Amsterdam |