Bestaat uit leiders in de publieke, maatschappelijke en private sector en vertegenwoordigers van burgerinitiatieven op het gebied van crisisrespons en maatschappelijke adaptatie. De raad fungeert als maatschappelijk klankbord en biedt een ‘reality check’ op de publieke waarde van de activiteiten van Adapt! De raad adviseert over manieren om activiteiten en kennisdeling te smeden en te versterken, en zorgt voor co-creatie van partnerschappen met bedrijfs-, overheids- en burgerorganisaties. De Institutions and Society Board komt jaarlijks bijeen en wordt voorgezeten door Lotte Jensen.
Principal investigators (PIs)
Beatrice de Graaf is a distinguished professor at Utrecht University and a worldwide authority on two research tracks: the contemporary study of conflict and terrorism, and the history of security. She is the principal applicant and scientific director of the Adapt! programme.
Arjen Boin is professor of Public Institutions and Governance at Leiden University. He is the academic advisor to Adapt!
Kees van den Bos is hoogleraar Bestuurs- en Organisatiewetenschap aan de Universiteit Utrecht. Hij is voorzitter van de Adapt! Raad.
Ellen Giebels is professor of Conflict and Security at the University of Twente. She is director of data quality, methods and ethics at Adapt!
Lotte Jensen is professor of Dutch cultural and literary history at the Faculty of Humanities at Radboud University Nijmegen. She is the chair of the Insitutions and Society Board of Adapt!
Rik Peels is Professor of Philosophy and Theology of Radicalization at the Faculty of Religion and Theology of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. He is the chairman of the International Scientific Advisory Board of Adapt!
Scott Douglas is associate professor of Public Governance and Management at Utrecht University. He is the impact director of Adapt!
Paul van Lange is professor of Social Psycholgy at VU University Amsterdam.
Postdocs and Phd's
Adriaan is postdoc in werkpakket 1. Hij is historicus en onderzoekt de verhalen die mensen vertelden en vertellen over natuurrampen, van de negentiende eeuw tot onze eigen, ingebeelde toekomsten.
Amarins is postdoc en werkzaam in werkpakket 2. Zij is sociaal psycholoog en onderzoekt maatschappelijke onvrede en de wisselwerking tussen burgers en instituties in tijden van crisis, van protest en conflict tot herstel van vertrouwen en rechtvaardigheid.
Annelotte is postdoc en werkzaam in werkpakket 1.
Photo taken by Merlin Doomernik.
Ruben is postdoc in werkpakket 1 en houdt zich bezig met digitaal-historisch onderzoek naar crisisdynamieken. Wat gebeurt er na ingrijpende gebeurtenissen in het publieke denken en spreken? Wanneer is er sprake van een crisis en wat voor taal hoort daarbij?
Iris is postdoc in werkpakket 4.5.
Terence Dores Cruz is postdoc in werkpakket 2.2.
Charlotte is een PhD student in werkpakket 2.3.
Shoshanah is een PhD student in werkpakket 3.4.
Mathijs is een PhD student in werkpakket 1.1.
Jeanine is een PhD student in werkpakket 2.1.
Marouscha is een PhD student in werkpakket 2.4.
Koen is een PhD student in werkpakket 4.5.
Helena is een PhD student in werkpakket 3.2.
Buitenpromovendi
Bernardo is een PhD student in werkpakket 3.4.
Anouk is een PhD student in werkpakket 2.1.
Bernardo is een PhD student in werkpakket 3.4.
Emma is een PhD student in werkpakket 4.6.
Supporting staff
Karlijne is business director of Adapt! and working at Utrecht University. In the project she is responsible for all operational matters (legal, finance, logistics, communication and administration). She also leads the project office team.
Monica supports Beatrice de Graaf.
Sophie is a Project Leader at Utrecht University in the Department of History and Art History. Here she is engaged in project management of the Security History Network, the Security in Open Societies Hub and Adapt! among others. Sophie completed a BA History and an MA International Relations in Historical Perspective with a specialization in security. She is within Adapt! engaged in project management, deals with practical support for the team, organizing activities and meetings, and managing other support staff.
Maaike is Communicatie & Community Coördinator van Adapt! en werkzaam aan de Universiteit Utrecht. In het project is zij verantwoordelijk voor alle interne- en externe communicatie. Daarnaast richt ze zich op het versterken van de Adapt!-community, zodat onderzoekers, partners en andere betrokkenen effectief kunnen samenwerken.
Associate Investigators (AIs)
Expertise: Organizational studies, alternative economics, social movements, critical pedagogy and learning methods and power.
AI in WP4.4
AI in WP4.4
Expertise: Social justice, worldviews, psychology, social movements, critical pedagogy and learning methods and power.
AI in WP2.1
AI in WP2.1
Expertise: Direct and indirect reciprocity in humans, situational perception, interdependence, evolutionary psychology, culture and ecology.
AI in WP2.2
AI in WP2.2
Expertise: History of slavery and emancipation in the Atlantic world, power.
Expertise: History of slavery and emancipation in the Atlantic world and power.
AI in WP4.4
Expertise: History of slavery and emancipation in the Atlantic world and power.
AI in WP4.4
Expertise: Water management, environmental modeling, decision-making under uncertainty, climate adaptation pathways, sea level rise adaptation, deltas and coastal cities.
AI in WP1.5
AI in WP1.5
Expertise: Professional performance, Security in Open Societies
AI in WP4.5 and WP4.6
AI in WP4.5 and WP4.6
Expertise: Crisis management, intstitutionalism, organizational survival and crisis responsibility
AI in WP3.1, WP3.2 and WP3.3
AI in WP3.1, WP3.2 and WP3.3
Expertise: European and comparative constitutional law, professional ethics of lawyers and judges, organization of the judiciary, legal theory
AI in WP2.1
AI in WP2.1
Expertise: Epistemology, meta-ethics, ethics of belief
AI in WP1.2
AI in WP1.2
Expertise: Policy emergence and change; Institutional capacity, resilience and adaptation; Policy learning and dissemination; Policy networks
AI in WP3.3
AI in WP3.3
Expertise: Moral psychology, public ethics and constitutional theory
AI in WP3.4
AI in WP3.4
Expertise: Resilience, psychology of security, police-citizen interactions, communication error management and the use of technology in police practice
AI in WP3.3 and WP4.7
AI in WP3.3 and WP4.7
Expertise: Security, imperialism, history of international relations, Middle East, European history, political ideology and intervention
AI in WP1.1
AI in WP1.1
Areas of expertise: cultural studies, gender studies, literature, arts, inclusion
AI in WP 1.3
AI in WP 1.3
Expertise: Social epistemology; philosophy of science and philosophy in religion
AI in WP2.3
AI in WP2.3
Expertise: Intra- and inter-group relations, psychophysiology
AI in WP3.3
AI in WP3.3
Expertise: Narrative psychology, anticipatory moral imagination, resilience, qualitative and participatory methods
AI in WP1.3
AI in WP1.3
Expertise: Protest participation, identity formation, social polarization
AI in WP2.4
AI in WP2.4
Expertise: Crisis management, EU, futuring, political leadership, public engagement, qualitative research (QCA, interviews)
AI in WP4.6, WP4.7 and WP4.8
AI in WP4.6, WP4.7 and WP4.8
Expertise: Education and pedagogy, youth dynamics, cultural diversity, history education, polarization
AI in WP1.4
AI in WP1.4
Expertise: Psychologies, infectious diseases, evolutionary psychology, moral psychology
AI in WP2.2
AI in WP2.2
Expertise: het Israëlisch-Palestijnse conflict en de geschiedenis van de mensenrechten.
AI in WP1
AI in WP1
Expertise: Resilient rule of law and public administration, ICTs and public administration, the organization and governance of safety and security.
AI in WP3.1 and WP3.2
AI in WP3.1 and WP3.2
Expertise: Psychology of Conflict, Risk and Safety
AI in WP4.7
AI in WP4.7
Expertise: Epistemic well-being in digital society, cumulative culture & evolution, information repertoires and everyday life, media infrastructures, (Transmedia) stories/storytelling, alternative urban, economic and governance systems
AI in WP2.4
AI in WP2.4
Expertise: Dutch history, disasters, charity, political culture.
AI in WP1.1
AI in WP1.1
The Institutions and Society Board
Harm Goossens is algemeen directeur en statutair bestuurder. Hij is eindverantwoordelijk voor alle werkzaamheden van het Nederlandse Rode Kruis.
Chairman of the Council of Culture in the Netherlands
Delta commissioner on national delta program
President of the Supreme Court of the Netherlands; State Council in Extraordinary Service of the Council of State; Professor of Jurisprudence and Conflict Resolution at the Free University of Amsterdam
Council member of the Scientific Council for Government Policy (WRR);Professor of Public Administration at Utrecht University
Jan van Zanen is sinds 1 juli 2020 de burgemeester van Den Haag
Eefje Cuppen is directeur van het Rathenau Instituut. Eefje Cuppen is sinds 2020 hoogleraar Governance of Sustainability aan het Instituut voor Bestuurskunde van de Universiteit Leiden.
The International Scientific Advisory Board
Bestaat uit vooraanstaande onderzoekers op de verschillende (sub)gebieden van adaptatie en crisisstudies. De raad adviseert over de algemene programmastrategie, synergieën tussen onderdelen, de voortgang van WP-activiteiten en zaken met betrekking tot wetenschappelijke en maatschappelijke impact. Verder zal de raad internationale kansen faciliteren en zorgen voor afstemming met verschillende internationale cohorten. De raad komt jaarlijks bijeen en wordt voorgezeten door Rik Peels.
Professor of political science at the University of California, Berkeley
Professor of modern history at the University of Marburg
Professor of German history and director of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development
Professor of political science at the Swedish Defence University
Professor of Political Science and Planning at Utrecht University
Professor of Psychology at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Professor of Virology and scientific director at the PDPC
Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Maryland
Professor of political science and public policy at the London School of Economics
Martijn Eickhoff is directeur van het NIOD en bijzonder hoogleraar Archeologie en Erfgoed van Oorlog en Massaal Geweld bij de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.
Professor of History at Radboud University
Professor at the Department of Government, University of Bergen
Professor of History at the Technical University of Darmstadt