Tjard De Cock Buning
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1399697 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Tjard De Cock Buning |
| PRENOMES | Tjard De Cock |
| SOBRENOME | Buning |
| ASSINATURA | BUNING T C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3461-9349 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The urban poor
Rapid global urbanisation has seen a growing number of urban poor who lack natural endowments to cope with food shortages. Broadening their safety nets merits urgent political attention but requires understanding their profiles. A survey among 88 urban poor in Benin found that they had low educational and income levels, overcrowded and unsanitary housing conditions, and limited access to social services and health facilities; 76 per cent of them …
Climate change, in-situ adaptation, and migration decisions of smallholder farmers in central Ethiopia
Despite a surge of literature on migration and climate change, evidence on the impact of climate change and variability on migration is inconclusive and the roles of in-situ adaptation strategies in migration decisions are unclear. Focusing on smallholder farmers in central Ethiopia, this study investigates the effects of climate variables and the use of in-situ adaptation strategies on households’ migration decisions. The data were analysed usin…
Socio-cultural aspects of farmers’ perception of the risk of climate change and variability in Central Ethiopia
There is a dearth of evidence on the socio-cultural aspects of climate change risk perception in developing countries. This study investigates the variation in farmers’ perception of the risks of climate change and variability by their socio-cultural characteristics. Data were collected from 810 randomly selected households in central Ethiopia using a structured questionnaire. Polling, a maximum likelihood prediction method of multivariate analys…
Non-communicable diseases in Indian slums
BACKGROUND: The epidemic of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in slums has pushed its residents to heightened vulnerability. The Social Determinants of Health (SDH) framework has been used to understand the social dynamics and impact of NCDs, especially in poorly resourced communities. Whilst the SDH has helped to discredit the characterisation of NCDs as diseases of affluence, its impact on policy has been less definite. Given the multitude of fa…
Exploring Responsible Neuroimaging Innovation
Apart from the scientific unknowns and technological barriers that complicate the development of medical neuroimaging applications, various relevant actors might have different ideas on what is considered advancement or progress in this field. We address the challenge of identifying societal actors and their different points of view concerning neuroimaging technologies in an early phase of neuroimaging development. To this end, we conducted 16 se…
Exploring responsible innovation
Scientists and Dutch Pig Farmers in Dialogue About Tail Biting
Exploring the Potential of Dutch Pig Farmers and Urban-Citizens to Learn Through Frame Reflection
Nimby or how do the rural neighbours respond to genetically modified (GM) crops? An exploration of the structure of reactions by inhabitants in rural communities in The Netherlands to the commercial c…
Guiding visions in ecological genomics
Ecological genomics (ecogenomics) is a relatively new area of research and innovation, positioned at the crossroads of molecular biology, biotechnology, ecology and soil and environmental sciences. For ecogenomics to contribute to solving complex societal problems, collaboration between scientific and non-scientific actors is crucial. Within the Dutch Ecogenomics Consortium this is addressed by developing and implementing a constructive technolog…
Deliberating Animal Values
Debates in animal ethics are largely characterized by ethical monism, the search for a single, timeless, and essential trait in which the moral standing of animals can be grounded. In this paper, we argue that a monistic approach towards animal ethics hampers and oversimplifies the moral debate. The value pluralism present in our contemporary societies requires a more open and flexible approach to moral inquiry. This paper advocates the turn to a…
Evaluating Interactive Policy Making on Biotechnology
Public engagement is increasingly advocated and applied in the development and implementation of technological innovations. However, initiatives so far are rarely considered effective. There is a need for more methodological rigor and insight into conducive conditions. The authors developed an evaluative framework and assessed accordingly the effectiveness of a project of the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in which the application of…
Exploring the Potential of Dutch Pig Farmers and Urban-Citizens to Learn Through Frame Reflection
Exploring responsible innovation
Nimby or how do the rural neighbours respond to genetically modified (GM) crops? An exploration of the structure of reactions by inhabitants in rural communities in The Netherlands to the commercial c…
Scientists and Dutch Pig Farmers in Dialogue About Tail Biting
Deliberating Animal Values
Debates in animal ethics are largely characterized by ethical monism, the search for a single, timeless, and essential trait in which the moral standing of animals can be grounded. In this paper, we argue that a monistic approach towards animal ethics hampers and oversimplifies the moral debate. The value pluralism present in our contemporary societies requires a more open and flexible approach to moral inquiry. This paper advocates the turn to a…
Evaluating Interactive Policy Making on Biotechnology
Public engagement is increasingly advocated and applied in the development and implementation of technological innovations. However, initiatives so far are rarely considered effective. There is a need for more methodological rigor and insight into conducive conditions. The authors developed an evaluative framework and assessed accordingly the effectiveness of a project of the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport in which the application of…
Guiding visions in ecological genomics
Ecological genomics (ecogenomics) is a relatively new area of research and innovation, positioned at the crossroads of molecular biology, biotechnology, ecology and soil and environmental sciences. For ecogenomics to contribute to solving complex societal problems, collaboration between scientific and non-scientific actors is crucial. Within the Dutch Ecogenomics Consortium this is addressed by developing and implementing a constructive technolog…
Deliberating Animal Values
Debates in animal ethics are largely characterized by ethical monism, the search for a single, timeless, and essential trait in which the moral standing of animals can be grounded. In this paper, we argue that a monistic approach towards animal ethics hampers and oversimplifies the moral debate. The value pluralism present in our contemporary societies requires a more open and flexible approach to moral inquiry. This paper advocates the turn to a…
Nimby or how do the rural neighbours respond to genetically modified (GM) crops? An exploration of the structure of reactions by inhabitants in rural communities in The Netherlands to the commercial c…
Scientists and Dutch Pig Farmers in Dialogue About Tail Biting
Exploring the Potential of Dutch Pig Farmers and Urban-Citizens to Learn Through Frame Reflection
Exploring Responsible Neuroimaging Innovation
Apart from the scientific unknowns and technological barriers that complicate the development of medical neuroimaging applications, various relevant actors might have different ideas on what is considered advancement or progress in this field. We address the challenge of identifying societal actors and their different points of view concerning neuroimaging technologies in an early phase of neuroimaging development. To this end, we conducted 16 se…
Exploring responsible innovation
Non-communicable diseases in Indian slums
BACKGROUND: The epidemic of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in slums has pushed its residents to heightened vulnerability. The Social Determinants of Health (SDH) framework has been used to understand the social dynamics and impact of NCDs, especially in poorly resourced communities. Whilst the SDH has helped to discredit the characterisation of NCDs as diseases of affluence, its impact on policy has been less definite. Given the multitude of fa…
Socio-cultural aspects of farmers’ perception of the risk of climate change and variability in Central Ethiopia
There is a dearth of evidence on the socio-cultural aspects of climate change risk perception in developing countries. This study investigates the variation in farmers’ perception of the risks of climate change and variability by their socio-cultural characteristics. Data were collected from 810 randomly selected households in central Ethiopia using a structured questionnaire. Polling, a maximum likelihood prediction method of multivariate analys…
Climate change, in-situ adaptation, and migration decisions of smallholder farmers in central Ethiopia
Despite a surge of literature on migration and climate change, evidence on the impact of climate change and variability on migration is inconclusive and the roles of in-situ adaptation strategies in migration decisions are unclear. Focusing on smallholder farmers in central Ethiopia, this study investigates the effects of climate variables and the use of in-situ adaptation strategies on households’ migration decisions. The data were analysed usin…
The urban poor
Rapid global urbanisation has seen a growing number of urban poor who lack natural endowments to cope with food shortages. Broadening their safety nets merits urgent political attention but requires understanding their profiles. A survey among 88 urban poor in Benin found that they had low educational and income levels, overcrowded and unsanitary housing conditions, and limited access to social services and health facilities; 76 per cent of them …
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