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New research: Diversification of regions in times of crises
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 12 September 2023

New research: Diversification of regions in times of crises

A blog post on diversification of regions in times of crises has just been published by the London School of Economics (LSE United States Centre). It is based on the article “Technological [...]

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Lack of affordable housing? Simply building more is not the only solution
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 16 June 2023

Lack of affordable housing? Simply building more is not the only solution

How to handle the lack of affordable housing in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area? Simply building more is not the only solution, according to Henri de Groot in the Dutch AT5 tv programme Bouw Woon [...]

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Hans Koster on the effects of industrial robots on workers
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 1 June 2023

Hans Koster on the effects of industrial robots on workers

Recently a NBER paper on ‘Robots and workers: Evidence from the Netherlands‘ was published by Daron Acemoglu, Hans Koster and Ceren Ozgen. What exactly is this research about and why [...]

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NWO Open Competition: New research project for Steven Poelhekke
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 25 May 2023

NWO Open Competition: New research project for Steven Poelhekke

For his research proposal  ‘Restricting raw material exports — bad for the world, good at home?’  Spatial Economics’ Steven Poelhekke (projectleader) together with Maarten Bosker (Erasmus [...]

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Master STREEM rates excellent on programme content and assessment
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 28 March 2023

Master STREEM rates excellent on programme content and assessment

After the publication of the Keuzegids 2023 on 9 March it turned out that students are very satisfied with the master  Spatial, Transport & Environmental Economics (STREEM). In particular, [...]

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Dutch Environmental And Resource Economist Day 2023
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 28 February 2023

Dutch Environmental And Resource Economist Day 2023

On Friday the 10th of February 2023, the first edition of the Dutch Environmental And Resource Economist (DEARE) Day took place. After a successful small-scale workshop in Tilburg in March 2022, [...]

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Get to know our staff: Introducing Yuzhi Yang, PhD student
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 27 February 2023

Get to know our staff: Introducing Yuzhi Yang, PhD student

Yuzhi Yang joined our department in September 2021 to work on a research project about river pollution management, under supervision of Steven Poelhekke and Erik Ansink. Her background is quite [...]

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EW Best Studies: Bronze medal for Spatial Economics’ Master
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 13 February 2023

EW Best Studies: Bronze medal for Spatial Economics’ Master

The master Spatial, Transport, and Environmental Economics (usually abbreviated as STREEM) obtained the bronze medal in de EW Beste Studies 2022. This means in fact that STREEM is one of the best [...]

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Meet our staff: Introducing Diego Candia Riquelme, PhD student
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 13 December 2022

Meet our staff: Introducing Diego Candia Riquelme, PhD student

In 2019, Diego Candia Riquelme joined our department as PhD student, supervised by Erik Verhoef. Diego studied industrial engineering and completed a master in transportation engineering at the [...]

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New project: Critical Minerals and the Clean Energy Transition
By Ellen Woudstra
In regional economics
Posted 1 December 2022

New project: Critical Minerals and the Clean Energy Transition

Joëlle Noailly, Gerard van der Meijden and Steven Poelhekke have been awarded a research grant from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) for the project “Critical Minerals and the Clean [...]

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Recent Posts
  • New research: Diversification of regions in times of crises
  • Lack of affordable housing? Simply building more is not the only solution
  • Hans Koster on the effects of industrial robots on workers
  • NWO Open Competition: New research project for Steven Poelhekke
  • Master STREEM rates excellent on programme content and assessment
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About the master
The Master in Spatial-, Transport, and Environmental Economics is a one-year master programme worth 60 EC credits. The programme offers you the possibility to specialise in spatial, transport or environmental economics. There is also the possibility to follow separate courses.
Latest blogs
  • New research: Diversification of regions in times of crises
    New research: Diversification of regions in times of crises
  • Lack of affordable housing? Simply building more is not the only solution
    Lack of affordable housing? Simply building more is not the only solution
  • Hans Koster on the effects of industrial robots on workers
    Hans Koster on the effects of industrial robots on workers
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