Sandra Rousseau
Biographic Data
| ID | 3589000 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sandra Rousseau |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sandra |
| FAMILY NAME | Rousseau |
| SIGNATURE | ROUSSEAU S |
| AFFILIATIONS | KU Leuven |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8948-8644 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Actions to reduce food loss and food waste
Although the problem of food loss and waste is well known, and there is a desire on societal, political, and academic levels to address it, tangible actions are still lacking. Since all actors in the food supply chain must lower their food loss and waste, it is important to have insight into the actions they perceive as the most effective. In this research, a Q-study is conducted in which Flemish stakeholders across the food supply chain answered…
Socio-economic and volume effects of a circular value chain for clothing
Rethinking compensation for high-voltage electricity transmission line impacts on residential property in Belgium
Sanctioning environmental offenses committed by companies
A social cost-benefit analysis of shellfish beds on the Dutch coast as a nature-based measure against climate change
Of shapes and sounds
Algerian graphic novelist Nawel Louerrad always probes questions of identity and memory in her texts. In Les Vêpres algériennes (2012) and Bach to Black (2013), she argues for an understanding of these concepts as multiple and fluid, thus countering memorial discourses by advocating instead for spaces where individuals can be constructed and deconstructed at will. This paper analyzes how Louerrad’s aesthetic and thematic treatment of shapes and s…
Modelling the circular economy
Reflections on and a short review of the science of team science
Layering memories
This article discusses Frank Chiche’s 2012 film Je vous ai compris and sheds light on the way rotoscoping complicates memorial discourses on the Algerian War of Independence. I argue that the superposition of different media and the changing allegiances of the film’s characters unsettle binary understandings of the conflict and challenge generic expectations. As the first ever BD-movie, it suggests that historical remembrance is akin to a constan…
Ali Dilem
This article analyses Algerian cartoonist Ali Dilem’s drawings from the first years of the décennie noire and contrasts them with his productions from the early months of 2019, when the Algerian demonstrators of the hirak ousted President Bouteflika. Dilem’s career – spanning over 30 years – has made him a staple of Algerian and European news, whether in newspapers or on TV. Both popular and prolific, Dilem produces cartoons that illustrate what …
Defining and Measuring the Circular Economy
Being metric-wise
While general publication practices clearly differ between disciplines, knowledge about scientometric indicators can also greatly vary. The observed heterogeneity in bibliometric knowledge inspired us to define the concept of 'metric-wiseness' for researchers. Being metric-wise can lead to an advantage for knowledgeable researchers over uninformed colleagues, even when they are of otherwise equal competence. We identify two paths through which me…
Fixation du sens et force critique
Cet article théorise les moyens donnés aux humoristes pour limiter le risque d’itérativité des stéréotypes qu’ils utilisent sur scène à des fins comiques. La réussite ou l’échec de la performance des stéréotypes peut s’évaluer par la mise en place d’un système-cadre qui catégorise les performances comiques selon qu’elles sont plus ou moins engagées, c’est-à-dire qu’elles génèrent, ou non, un risque herméneutique. Ce travail analyse les moyens rhé…
The Algerian war in French-language comics
English texts on French-language comics are not particularly visible in the landscape of university presses. Mark McKinney (The Colonial Heritage of French Comics, Liverpool University Press, 2011
Punishing environmental crimes
We analyze judicial policy lines concerning the punishment of environmental crime using a unique European dataset of individual criminal cases, including case‐specific information on offenses and offenders. We investigate policy choices made by lower criminal courts, as well as their follow‐up by the relevant court of appeal. The sanctioning policy of the courts has proven to be varied as well as consistent. Judges carefully balance effective and…
Green market expansion by reducing information asymmetries
Policy options for afforestation in Flanders
Green market expansion by reducing information asymmetries
Punishing environmental crimes
We analyze judicial policy lines concerning the punishment of environmental crime using a unique European dataset of individual criminal cases, including case‐specific information on offenses and offenders. We investigate policy choices made by lower criminal courts, as well as their follow‐up by the relevant court of appeal. The sanctioning policy of the courts has proven to be varied as well as consistent. Judges carefully balance effective and…
Modelling the circular economy
Ali Dilem
This article analyses Algerian cartoonist Ali Dilem’s drawings from the first years of the décennie noire and contrasts them with his productions from the early months of 2019, when the Algerian demonstrators of the hirak ousted President Bouteflika. Dilem’s career – spanning over 30 years – has made him a staple of Algerian and European news, whether in newspapers or on TV. Both popular and prolific, Dilem produces cartoons that illustrate what …
Policy options for afforestation in Flanders
Green market expansion by reducing information asymmetries
Punishing environmental crimes
We analyze judicial policy lines concerning the punishment of environmental crime using a unique European dataset of individual criminal cases, including case‐specific information on offenses and offenders. We investigate policy choices made by lower criminal courts, as well as their follow‐up by the relevant court of appeal. The sanctioning policy of the courts has proven to be varied as well as consistent. Judges carefully balance effective and…
Being metric-wise
While general publication practices clearly differ between disciplines, knowledge about scientometric indicators can also greatly vary. The observed heterogeneity in bibliometric knowledge inspired us to define the concept of 'metric-wiseness' for researchers. Being metric-wise can lead to an advantage for knowledgeable researchers over uninformed colleagues, even when they are of otherwise equal competence. We identify two paths through which me…
Fixation du sens et force critique
Cet article théorise les moyens donnés aux humoristes pour limiter le risque d’itérativité des stéréotypes qu’ils utilisent sur scène à des fins comiques. La réussite ou l’échec de la performance des stéréotypes peut s’évaluer par la mise en place d’un système-cadre qui catégorise les performances comiques selon qu’elles sont plus ou moins engagées, c’est-à-dire qu’elles génèrent, ou non, un risque herméneutique. Ce travail analyse les moyens rhé…
The Algerian war in French-language comics
English texts on French-language comics are not particularly visible in the landscape of university presses. Mark McKinney (The Colonial Heritage of French Comics, Liverpool University Press, 2011
Defining and Measuring the Circular Economy
Reflections on and a short review of the science of team science
Layering memories
This article discusses Frank Chiche’s 2012 film Je vous ai compris and sheds light on the way rotoscoping complicates memorial discourses on the Algerian War of Independence. I argue that the superposition of different media and the changing allegiances of the film’s characters unsettle binary understandings of the conflict and challenge generic expectations. As the first ever BD-movie, it suggests that historical remembrance is akin to a constan…
Ali Dilem
This article analyses Algerian cartoonist Ali Dilem’s drawings from the first years of the décennie noire and contrasts them with his productions from the early months of 2019, when the Algerian demonstrators of the hirak ousted President Bouteflika. Dilem’s career – spanning over 30 years – has made him a staple of Algerian and European news, whether in newspapers or on TV. Both popular and prolific, Dilem produces cartoons that illustrate what …
Of shapes and sounds
Algerian graphic novelist Nawel Louerrad always probes questions of identity and memory in her texts. In Les Vêpres algériennes (2012) and Bach to Black (2013), she argues for an understanding of these concepts as multiple and fluid, thus countering memorial discourses by advocating instead for spaces where individuals can be constructed and deconstructed at will. This paper analyzes how Louerrad’s aesthetic and thematic treatment of shapes and s…
Modelling the circular economy
Sanctioning environmental offenses committed by companies
A social cost-benefit analysis of shellfish beds on the Dutch coast as a nature-based measure against climate change
Socio-economic and volume effects of a circular value chain for clothing
Rethinking compensation for high-voltage electricity transmission line impacts on residential property in Belgium
Actions to reduce food loss and food waste
Although the problem of food loss and waste is well known, and there is a desire on societal, political, and academic levels to address it, tangible actions are still lacking. Since all actors in the food supply chain must lower their food loss and waste, it is important to have insight into the actions they perceive as the most effective. In this research, a Q-study is conducted in which Flemish stakeholders across the food supply chain answered…
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