Kris Lulofs
Biographic Data
| ID | 2436337 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kris Lulofs |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kris |
| FAMILY NAME | Lulofs |
| SIGNATURE | LULOFS K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Twente |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Rule Settings Focusing on Sustainability of Public-Private Partnership Infrastructure Projects in Nigeria
Rule settings focusing on the sustainability of public-private partnership (PPP) infrastructure projects will require distinguished steering strategies at the planning stages to foster. Based on Elinor Ostrom’s institutional analysis and development (IAD) framework, this paper examines the extent to which formal rules prescribe environmental and social sustainability steering strategies in PPP infrastructure projects (sustainable PPP) in Nigeria.…
Governance of sponge landscapes in sandy uplands of the Netherlands
Restoring “sponge” capacity in sandy uplands is a governance challenge as much as a hydrological one. Yet land-use instruments and land tenure dynamics shaping implementation are under-examined. We assess whether governance of Dutch sandy uplands is moving toward resilience or stuck in reluctance, and why. We combine Ostrom’s Institutional Analysis and Development framework with boundary spanning concepts. Two widely debated interventions structu…
Urban water management and climate change adaptation
Cities are experiencing the impacts of climate change through water-related disasters, while the sustainable management of water resources remains crucial for urban climate resilience. Accordingly, frameworks that integrate urban water management with climate change adaptation become increasingly relevant. The Water Sensitive Cities (WSC) framework is built on three pillars that address cities’ role as communities and networks, water catchments, …
Framing mechanisms
Policy entrepreneurs were, originally, neither conceived to be active meaning-makers nor did they interact with other actors. They invested other resources such as time, energy, reputation and money in coupling problems, solutions and politics. Adding the interpretive dimension of interactional framing mechanisms turns them into interpretive policy entrepreneurs. This perspective improves our understanding of policy cases in which initial frame c…
Implementing Eu Natura 2000 at the Project Level
The implementation of the European Union Bird and Habitat Directives in the field of water infrastructure has caused severe project disruptions in the past. The prevalence of negative experience has triggered a new approach, which aims to integrate site‐specific characteristics of ecosystem and project objectives during the development of the initial project design. This is termed integrated nature design. In this paper we advance the hypothesis …
Negotiation-based Policy Instruments and Performance
Numerous governments have adopted innovative policy instruments to deal with important environmental policy challenges and negotiated instruments offer the potential to improve performance beyond what regulation alone can accomplish. Dutch covenants, which represent negotiated agreements with sectors of industry as targets of behavioral change, provide useful evidence of the determinants of success. For improving environmental performance, certai…
European and North American Policy Change
This chapter presents an analysis of the aftermaths of two disastrous firework blasts from a policy change perspective. The causes of both disasters were largely identical. Both were extensively investigated and the findings disseminated. After an explosion in 1991, hardly any change in policy occurred, while in comparison the 2000 explosion led to gigantic changes; external security developed as a policy issue and very rapidly became top priorit…
Environmental negotiated agreements in the Netherlands
Governance for sustainable development requires new approaches to governance that go beyond the government versus market debate. Negotiated agreements and other new policy instruments have become quite popular in environmental governance, although not without debate. Based on the official evaluation of the Dutch system of environmental negotiated agreements, two central questions are answered. What is the degree of success (criteria for effective…
Framing mechanisms
Policy entrepreneurs were, originally, neither conceived to be active meaning-makers nor did they interact with other actors. They invested other resources such as time, energy, reputation and money in coupling problems, solutions and politics. Adding the interpretive dimension of interactional framing mechanisms turns them into interpretive policy entrepreneurs. This perspective improves our understanding of policy cases in which initial frame c…
Negotiation-based Policy Instruments and Performance
Numerous governments have adopted innovative policy instruments to deal with important environmental policy challenges and negotiated instruments offer the potential to improve performance beyond what regulation alone can accomplish. Dutch covenants, which represent negotiated agreements with sectors of industry as targets of behavioral change, provide useful evidence of the determinants of success. For improving environmental performance, certai…
European and North American Policy Change
This chapter presents an analysis of the aftermaths of two disastrous firework blasts from a policy change perspective. The causes of both disasters were largely identical. Both were extensively investigated and the findings disseminated. After an explosion in 1991, hardly any change in policy occurred, while in comparison the 2000 explosion led to gigantic changes; external security developed as a policy issue and very rapidly became top priorit…
Environmental negotiated agreements in the Netherlands
Governance for sustainable development requires new approaches to governance that go beyond the government versus market debate. Negotiated agreements and other new policy instruments have become quite popular in environmental governance, although not without debate. Based on the official evaluation of the Dutch system of environmental negotiated agreements, two central questions are answered. What is the degree of success (criteria for effective…
Negotiation-based Policy Instruments and Performance
Numerous governments have adopted innovative policy instruments to deal with important environmental policy challenges and negotiated instruments offer the potential to improve performance beyond what regulation alone can accomplish. Dutch covenants, which represent negotiated agreements with sectors of industry as targets of behavioral change, provide useful evidence of the determinants of success. For improving environmental performance, certai…
Implementing Eu Natura 2000 at the Project Level
The implementation of the European Union Bird and Habitat Directives in the field of water infrastructure has caused severe project disruptions in the past. The prevalence of negative experience has triggered a new approach, which aims to integrate site‐specific characteristics of ecosystem and project objectives during the development of the initial project design. This is termed integrated nature design. In this paper we advance the hypothesis …
Framing mechanisms
Policy entrepreneurs were, originally, neither conceived to be active meaning-makers nor did they interact with other actors. They invested other resources such as time, energy, reputation and money in coupling problems, solutions and politics. Adding the interpretive dimension of interactional framing mechanisms turns them into interpretive policy entrepreneurs. This perspective improves our understanding of policy cases in which initial frame c…
Urban water management and climate change adaptation
Cities are experiencing the impacts of climate change through water-related disasters, while the sustainable management of water resources remains crucial for urban climate resilience. Accordingly, frameworks that integrate urban water management with climate change adaptation become increasingly relevant. The Water Sensitive Cities (WSC) framework is built on three pillars that address cities’ role as communities and networks, water catchments, …
Rule Settings Focusing on Sustainability of Public-Private Partnership Infrastructure Projects in Nigeria
Rule settings focusing on the sustainability of public-private partnership (PPP) infrastructure projects will require distinguished steering strategies at the planning stages to foster. Based on Elinor Ostrom’s institutional analysis and development (IAD) framework, this paper examines the extent to which formal rules prescribe environmental and social sustainability steering strategies in PPP infrastructure projects (sustainable PPP) in Nigeria.…
Governance of sponge landscapes in sandy uplands of the Netherlands
Restoring “sponge” capacity in sandy uplands is a governance challenge as much as a hydrological one. Yet land-use instruments and land tenure dynamics shaping implementation are under-examined. We assess whether governance of Dutch sandy uplands is moving toward resilience or stuck in reluctance, and why. We combine Ostrom’s Institutional Analysis and Development framework with boundary spanning concepts. Two widely debated interventions structu…
Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Environmental resource management (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (2 works) · Environmental Conservation and Management (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works)