Bram Mellink
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4383775 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Bram Mellink |
| NOMBRES | Bram |
| APELLIDO | Mellink |
| FIRMA | MELLINK B |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Amsterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1992-8090 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Gouden jaren
Amsterdam University Press is a leading publisher of academic books, journals and textbooks in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Our aim is to make current research available to scholars, students, innovators, and the general public. AUP stands for scholarly excellence, global presence, and engagement with the international academic community
Een succesverhaal
A success story? Policy and experiences of AIDS in the Netherlands since 1982 The existing historiography on HIV/AIDS in the Netherlands can be characterised as a positive evaluation of policies adopted in the 1980s and 1990s. In the case of the HIV epidemic, the Dutch government’s approach to put community organisers representing gay men in charge is said to have prevented discrimination and stigmatisation. This way, the Netherlands’ consensus c…
The roots of Dutch frugality
As a result of the economic fallout of the corona-epidemic, European politics is again in turmoil. Old controversies and tensions between northern and southern member states have resurfaced. The Netherlands has positioned itself as a controversial leader of northern opposition to European debt-financing, while blaming southern member states for their lack of reserves. Ever since the European debt crisis, scholars have been puzzled by the moralist…
Behoud de Bijdragen , vernieuw de vorm
In de afgelopen vijftig jaar heeft BMGN zich staande gehouden in een versnipperend tijdschriftenlandschap en een snel internationaliserende geschiedbeoefening – zij liep daarbij zelfs voorop bij de digitalisering. De bestaansreden van BMGN is door de opeenvolgende redacties gevonden in het entameren van historisch debat. Daarin zijn zij succesvol gebleken, al waren de discussanten wellicht te homogeen. Een koploper in historiografische vernieuwin…
Not so Consensual after All
the American broadcaster PBS aired the first episode of the documentary series Free to Choose by Rose and Milton Fried man.At that time, politicians and policymakers were, in fact, forced to choose.Western economies were mired in the most serious econom ic crisis since the 1930s.Keynesians desperately searched for a way to combat the crisis within the constraints of the existing economic order.Neoliberal economists, such as the Friedmans, challen…
Bureaucrats First
In the 1980s, a fundamental shift took place in Dutch economic policy: Keynesian demand-management was exchanged for a neoliberal supply-side approach. The single most influential account of this transformation has focused on consensus among corporatist policymakers as key to the reforms. It is the origin story of the Dutch ‘polder model’. The problem however, is that there is surprisingly little evidence for corporatist consensus in the 1980s. I…
Neoliberalism Incorporated
Although recent studies have extensively traced the development of neoliberal ideas in international think-tanks since the late 1930s, scholars of early neoliberalism have paid far less attention to the translation of these ideas into policy. Current scholarship predominantly identifies the introduction of neoliberal policies with a paradigm shift among policymakers in the late 1970s and depicts the early neoliberal movement as an idea-centred an…
Towards the Centre
Although scholars have recently taken an increased interest in the history of neoliberalism, the ‘breakthrough’ of neoliberalism under Thatcher and Reagan still captures most of their attention. Consequently, the neoliberal project is primarily taken as Anglo-American, while its early history is mostly studied to explain the political shift of the 1980s. This article focuses on the early neoliberal movement in the Netherlands (1945–58) to highlig…
Phrasing history
In recent years, mass digitization has opened up voluminous text corpora to human interpretation. Full-text search lets historians now find new sources that can change their understanding of thoroughly studied historical episodes. At the same time, it forces scholars to access historical sources in a new way: through specific words. This article analyses the consequences of this new way of accessing sources and investigates which search technolog…
Having faith
In the Netherlands of the late nineteenth century, primary education became one of the central issues in relation to raising political awareness and mobilising previously quiescent Dutch citizens. Protestants and Catholics alike claimed that Dutch public education left insufficient space for religious education and teamed up to struggle for state-financed religious schools. These were created in 1917, after which education was organised along rel…
Phrasing history
In recent years, mass digitization has opened up voluminous text corpora to human interpretation. Full-text search lets historians now find new sources that can change their understanding of thoroughly studied historical episodes. At the same time, it forces scholars to access historical sources in a new way: through specific words. This article analyses the consequences of this new way of accessing sources and investigates which search technolog…
Neoliberalism Incorporated
Although recent studies have extensively traced the development of neoliberal ideas in international think-tanks since the late 1930s, scholars of early neoliberalism have paid far less attention to the translation of these ideas into policy. Current scholarship predominantly identifies the introduction of neoliberal policies with a paradigm shift among policymakers in the late 1970s and depicts the early neoliberal movement as an idea-centred an…
The roots of Dutch frugality
As a result of the economic fallout of the corona-epidemic, European politics is again in turmoil. Old controversies and tensions between northern and southern member states have resurfaced. The Netherlands has positioned itself as a controversial leader of northern opposition to European debt-financing, while blaming southern member states for their lack of reserves. Ever since the European debt crisis, scholars have been puzzled by the moralist…
Towards the Centre
Although scholars have recently taken an increased interest in the history of neoliberalism, the ‘breakthrough’ of neoliberalism under Thatcher and Reagan still captures most of their attention. Consequently, the neoliberal project is primarily taken as Anglo-American, while its early history is mostly studied to explain the political shift of the 1980s. This article focuses on the early neoliberal movement in the Netherlands (1945–58) to highlig…
Bureaucrats First
In the 1980s, a fundamental shift took place in Dutch economic policy: Keynesian demand-management was exchanged for a neoliberal supply-side approach. The single most influential account of this transformation has focused on consensus among corporatist policymakers as key to the reforms. It is the origin story of the Dutch ‘polder model’. The problem however, is that there is surprisingly little evidence for corporatist consensus in the 1980s. I…
Not so Consensual after All
the American broadcaster PBS aired the first episode of the documentary series Free to Choose by Rose and Milton Fried man.At that time, politicians and policymakers were, in fact, forced to choose.Western economies were mired in the most serious econom ic crisis since the 1930s.Keynesians desperately searched for a way to combat the crisis within the constraints of the existing economic order.Neoliberal economists, such as the Friedmans, challen…
Having faith
In the Netherlands of the late nineteenth century, primary education became one of the central issues in relation to raising political awareness and mobilising previously quiescent Dutch citizens. Protestants and Catholics alike claimed that Dutch public education left insufficient space for religious education and teamed up to struggle for state-financed religious schools. These were created in 1917, after which education was organised along rel…
Phrasing history
In recent years, mass digitization has opened up voluminous text corpora to human interpretation. Full-text search lets historians now find new sources that can change their understanding of thoroughly studied historical episodes. At the same time, it forces scholars to access historical sources in a new way: through specific words. This article analyses the consequences of this new way of accessing sources and investigates which search technolog…
Towards the Centre
Although scholars have recently taken an increased interest in the history of neoliberalism, the ‘breakthrough’ of neoliberalism under Thatcher and Reagan still captures most of their attention. Consequently, the neoliberal project is primarily taken as Anglo-American, while its early history is mostly studied to explain the political shift of the 1980s. This article focuses on the early neoliberal movement in the Netherlands (1945–58) to highlig…
Behoud de Bijdragen , vernieuw de vorm
In de afgelopen vijftig jaar heeft BMGN zich staande gehouden in een versnipperend tijdschriftenlandschap en een snel internationaliserende geschiedbeoefening – zij liep daarbij zelfs voorop bij de digitalisering. De bestaansreden van BMGN is door de opeenvolgende redacties gevonden in het entameren van historisch debat. Daarin zijn zij succesvol gebleken, al waren de discussanten wellicht te homogeen. Een koploper in historiografische vernieuwin…
Not so Consensual after All
the American broadcaster PBS aired the first episode of the documentary series Free to Choose by Rose and Milton Fried man.At that time, politicians and policymakers were, in fact, forced to choose.Western economies were mired in the most serious econom ic crisis since the 1930s.Keynesians desperately searched for a way to combat the crisis within the constraints of the existing economic order.Neoliberal economists, such as the Friedmans, challen…
Bureaucrats First
In the 1980s, a fundamental shift took place in Dutch economic policy: Keynesian demand-management was exchanged for a neoliberal supply-side approach. The single most influential account of this transformation has focused on consensus among corporatist policymakers as key to the reforms. It is the origin story of the Dutch ‘polder model’. The problem however, is that there is surprisingly little evidence for corporatist consensus in the 1980s. I…
Neoliberalism Incorporated
Although recent studies have extensively traced the development of neoliberal ideas in international think-tanks since the late 1930s, scholars of early neoliberalism have paid far less attention to the translation of these ideas into policy. Current scholarship predominantly identifies the introduction of neoliberal policies with a paradigm shift among policymakers in the late 1970s and depicts the early neoliberal movement as an idea-centred an…
The roots of Dutch frugality
As a result of the economic fallout of the corona-epidemic, European politics is again in turmoil. Old controversies and tensions between northern and southern member states have resurfaced. The Netherlands has positioned itself as a controversial leader of northern opposition to European debt-financing, while blaming southern member states for their lack of reserves. Ever since the European debt crisis, scholars have been puzzled by the moralist…
Een succesverhaal
A success story? Policy and experiences of AIDS in the Netherlands since 1982 The existing historiography on HIV/AIDS in the Netherlands can be characterised as a positive evaluation of policies adopted in the 1980s and 1990s. In the case of the HIV epidemic, the Dutch government’s approach to put community organisers representing gay men in charge is said to have prevented discrimination and stigmatisation. This way, the Netherlands’ consensus c…
Gouden jaren
Amsterdam University Press is a leading publisher of academic books, journals and textbooks in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Our aim is to make current research available to scholars, students, innovators, and the general public. AUP stands for scholarly excellence, global presence, and engagement with the international academic community
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