Vasco Lub
Biographic Data
| ID | 4219644 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vasco Lub |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vasco |
| FAMILY NAME | Lub |
| SIGNATURE | LUB V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9947-8431 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Neighbourhood Watch in a Digital Age
Neighbourhood Watch
Drawing from ethnographic fieldwork in the Netherlands, this article illustrates how neighbourhood watch schemes contribute to lower crime levels, advancing criminological theory on community crime prevention. The plausibility of assumed neighbourhoods watch mechanisms varies according to the social status of the area in which a scheme operates. The article further shows how this form of community crime prevention is not without moral implication…
Validity in Qualitative Evaluation
This article provides a discussion on the question of validity in qualitative evaluation. Although validity in qualitative inquiry has been widely reflected upon in the methodological literature (and is still often subject of debate), the link with evaluation research is underexplored. Elaborating on epistemological and theoretical conceptualizations by Guba and Lincoln and Creswell and Miller, the article explores aspects of validity of qualitat…
Polarisation, radicalisation and social policy
This article evaluates the validity of ‘theories of change’ of anti-polarisation and anti-radicalisation interventions. Assumptions of four dominant social policies are confronted with the literature. In addition, epistemological issues are discussed. Notions of ‘what works and why’, do not equate to straightforward application. Also, the potential of the four policy approaches depends in great measure on their conceptualisation of ‘polarisation’…
Evaluating State-promoted Civic Engagement and Participation of Vulnerable Groups
This article reports on the effects of the Social Support Act (Wmo) in the Netherlands, implemented in 2007. The Dutch Act resembles the current European political interpretation of citizenship: stressing self-responsibility in one's personal life, fighting against elements of the welfare state that are believed to be invasive and implying a shared responsibility of government and civil society for the care of socially vulnerable groups. Data wer…
Validity in Qualitative Evaluation
This article provides a discussion on the question of validity in qualitative evaluation. Although validity in qualitative inquiry has been widely reflected upon in the methodological literature (and is still often subject of debate), the link with evaluation research is underexplored. Elaborating on epistemological and theoretical conceptualizations by Guba and Lincoln and Creswell and Miller, the article explores aspects of validity of qualitat…
Evaluating State-promoted Civic Engagement and Participation of Vulnerable Groups
This article reports on the effects of the Social Support Act (Wmo) in the Netherlands, implemented in 2007. The Dutch Act resembles the current European political interpretation of citizenship: stressing self-responsibility in one's personal life, fighting against elements of the welfare state that are believed to be invasive and implying a shared responsibility of government and civil society for the care of socially vulnerable groups. Data wer…
Polarisation, radicalisation and social policy
This article evaluates the validity of ‘theories of change’ of anti-polarisation and anti-radicalisation interventions. Assumptions of four dominant social policies are confronted with the literature. In addition, epistemological issues are discussed. Notions of ‘what works and why’, do not equate to straightforward application. Also, the potential of the four policy approaches depends in great measure on their conceptualisation of ‘polarisation’…
Neighbourhood Watch
Drawing from ethnographic fieldwork in the Netherlands, this article illustrates how neighbourhood watch schemes contribute to lower crime levels, advancing criminological theory on community crime prevention. The plausibility of assumed neighbourhoods watch mechanisms varies according to the social status of the area in which a scheme operates. The article further shows how this form of community crime prevention is not without moral implication…
Evaluating State-promoted Civic Engagement and Participation of Vulnerable Groups
This article reports on the effects of the Social Support Act (Wmo) in the Netherlands, implemented in 2007. The Dutch Act resembles the current European political interpretation of citizenship: stressing self-responsibility in one's personal life, fighting against elements of the welfare state that are believed to be invasive and implying a shared responsibility of government and civil society for the care of socially vulnerable groups. Data wer…
Polarisation, radicalisation and social policy
This article evaluates the validity of ‘theories of change’ of anti-polarisation and anti-radicalisation interventions. Assumptions of four dominant social policies are confronted with the literature. In addition, epistemological issues are discussed. Notions of ‘what works and why’, do not equate to straightforward application. Also, the potential of the four policy approaches depends in great measure on their conceptualisation of ‘polarisation’…
Validity in Qualitative Evaluation
This article provides a discussion on the question of validity in qualitative evaluation. Although validity in qualitative inquiry has been widely reflected upon in the methodological literature (and is still often subject of debate), the link with evaluation research is underexplored. Elaborating on epistemological and theoretical conceptualizations by Guba and Lincoln and Creswell and Miller, the article explores aspects of validity of qualitat…
Neighbourhood Watch in a Digital Age
Neighbourhood Watch
Drawing from ethnographic fieldwork in the Netherlands, this article illustrates how neighbourhood watch schemes contribute to lower crime levels, advancing criminological theory on community crime prevention. The plausibility of assumed neighbourhoods watch mechanisms varies according to the social status of the area in which a scheme operates. The article further shows how this form of community crime prevention is not without moral implication…
Sociology (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Ethnic group (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Neighbourhood (mathematics) (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)