Jarl K Kampen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4220682 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jarl K Kampen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jarl K |
| FAMILY NAME | Kampen |
| SIGNATURE | KAMPEN J K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Antwerp |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2213-4777 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Are some sports riskier than others? An investigation into child athlete experiences of interpersonal violence in relation to sport type and gender
Interpersonal violence in sport has serious consequences for athletes, sports organisations and society at large. Despite recent advances in safeguarding sport participants from interpersonal violence, empirical evidence regarding its prevalence and risk factors across different sports remains scarce. In this study, we investigated differences in the prevalence of interpersonal violence among a convenience sample of 9989 adults from six European …
You never farm alone”
Farmer land-use decisions are commonly explained and predicted by socio-demographic, economic, ecological, and psychological factors. However, these models explain only part of the empirical data without accounting for the effect of social relations. This study aimed at exploring the effect of social relations on farmer land-use decisions using the status-power theory of relations. We hypothesised that farmer land-use decisions are driven by the …
Knowledge, attitudes and practices of cervical cancer prevention among Zambian women and men
The low level of knowledge of causes and prevention of cervical cancer suggests a need to increase knowledge and awareness among both women and men. Interpersonal interactions have great impact on practicing prevention behaviors, for instance, vaccination of daughters
Articles reporting research on Latin American social movements are only rarely transparent
Social movement scholars often want their research to make a difference beyond the academy. Readers will either read reports directly or they will read reviews that aggregate findings across a number of reports. In either case, readers must find reports to be credible before they will take their findings seriously. While it is not possible to predict the indicators of credibility used by individual, direct readers, formal systems of review do exp…
Interpersonal violence against children in sport in the Netherlands and Belgium
On the (In)Consistency of Citizen and Municipal Level Indicators of Social Capital and Local Government Performance
We study the empirical consistency of survey based (micro level) indicators of social capital and local government performance on the one, and municipality based (aggregate level) measures of these two concepts on the other hand. Knowledge about the behavior of these indicators is helpful for evaluating the value of studies carried out in isolated contexts, that is, with access to data on either, but not both, levels. The method is by comparing d…
Public Priorities Concerning the Development of E-Government in Flanders
The authors analyze preference data of Flemish citizens regarding various aspects of e-government (e.g., front office, back office, e-democracy, e-administration). The results indicate that the common strategy of governments, to put more services online that is rewarded by benchmarking studies of most consultancy firms and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), does not correspond to the demands of most citizens. Citize…
Potential for comparative public opinion research in public administration
Public administration and public services have always taken a marginal place in political scientists’ behavioural research. Public administration students, in contrast, tend to focus on political and administrative elites and institutions and have largely ignored citizens in comparative research. In this article, we make a plea for international comparative research on citizens’ attitudes towards public administration from an interdisciplinary pe…
E-Democracy
In this article, the authors examine the possibilities of information communication technology and e-government to enhance democracy. The authors summarize the known problems of representative democracy and direct democracy and inquire whether e-government potentially can offer solutions to these problems. The authors conclude that a lot of problems in both representative and direct democracies remain unsolved and that e-government even can creat…
Potential for comparative public opinion research in public administration
Public administration and public services have always taken a marginal place in political scientists’ behavioural research. Public administration students, in contrast, tend to focus on political and administrative elites and institutions and have largely ignored citizens in comparative research. In this article, we make a plea for international comparative research on citizens’ attitudes towards public administration from an interdisciplinary pe…
You never farm alone”
Farmer land-use decisions are commonly explained and predicted by socio-demographic, economic, ecological, and psychological factors. However, these models explain only part of the empirical data without accounting for the effect of social relations. This study aimed at exploring the effect of social relations on farmer land-use decisions using the status-power theory of relations. We hypothesised that farmer land-use decisions are driven by the …
Are some sports riskier than others? An investigation into child athlete experiences of interpersonal violence in relation to sport type and gender
Interpersonal violence in sport has serious consequences for athletes, sports organisations and society at large. Despite recent advances in safeguarding sport participants from interpersonal violence, empirical evidence regarding its prevalence and risk factors across different sports remains scarce. In this study, we investigated differences in the prevalence of interpersonal violence among a convenience sample of 9989 adults from six European …
On the (In)Consistency of Citizen and Municipal Level Indicators of Social Capital and Local Government Performance
We study the empirical consistency of survey based (micro level) indicators of social capital and local government performance on the one, and municipality based (aggregate level) measures of these two concepts on the other hand. Knowledge about the behavior of these indicators is helpful for evaluating the value of studies carried out in isolated contexts, that is, with access to data on either, but not both, levels. The method is by comparing d…
E-Democracy
In this article, the authors examine the possibilities of information communication technology and e-government to enhance democracy. The authors summarize the known problems of representative democracy and direct democracy and inquire whether e-government potentially can offer solutions to these problems. The authors conclude that a lot of problems in both representative and direct democracies remain unsolved and that e-government even can creat…
Public Priorities Concerning the Development of E-Government in Flanders
The authors analyze preference data of Flemish citizens regarding various aspects of e-government (e.g., front office, back office, e-democracy, e-administration). The results indicate that the common strategy of governments, to put more services online that is rewarded by benchmarking studies of most consultancy firms and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), does not correspond to the demands of most citizens. Citize…
E-Democracy
In this article, the authors examine the possibilities of information communication technology and e-government to enhance democracy. The authors summarize the known problems of representative democracy and direct democracy and inquire whether e-government potentially can offer solutions to these problems. The authors conclude that a lot of problems in both representative and direct democracies remain unsolved and that e-government even can creat…
Public Priorities Concerning the Development of E-Government in Flanders
The authors analyze preference data of Flemish citizens regarding various aspects of e-government (e.g., front office, back office, e-democracy, e-administration). The results indicate that the common strategy of governments, to put more services online that is rewarded by benchmarking studies of most consultancy firms and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), does not correspond to the demands of most citizens. Citize…
Potential for comparative public opinion research in public administration
Public administration and public services have always taken a marginal place in political scientists’ behavioural research. Public administration students, in contrast, tend to focus on political and administrative elites and institutions and have largely ignored citizens in comparative research. In this article, we make a plea for international comparative research on citizens’ attitudes towards public administration from an interdisciplinary pe…
On the (In)Consistency of Citizen and Municipal Level Indicators of Social Capital and Local Government Performance
We study the empirical consistency of survey based (micro level) indicators of social capital and local government performance on the one, and municipality based (aggregate level) measures of these two concepts on the other hand. Knowledge about the behavior of these indicators is helpful for evaluating the value of studies carried out in isolated contexts, that is, with access to data on either, but not both, levels. The method is by comparing d…
Interpersonal violence against children in sport in the Netherlands and Belgium
Articles reporting research on Latin American social movements are only rarely transparent
Social movement scholars often want their research to make a difference beyond the academy. Readers will either read reports directly or they will read reviews that aggregate findings across a number of reports. In either case, readers must find reports to be credible before they will take their findings seriously. While it is not possible to predict the indicators of credibility used by individual, direct readers, formal systems of review do exp…
Knowledge, attitudes and practices of cervical cancer prevention among Zambian women and men
The low level of knowledge of causes and prevention of cervical cancer suggests a need to increase knowledge and awareness among both women and men. Interpersonal interactions have great impact on practicing prevention behaviors, for instance, vaccination of daughters
You never farm alone”
Farmer land-use decisions are commonly explained and predicted by socio-demographic, economic, ecological, and psychological factors. However, these models explain only part of the empirical data without accounting for the effect of social relations. This study aimed at exploring the effect of social relations on farmer land-use decisions using the status-power theory of relations. We hypothesised that farmer land-use decisions are driven by the …
Are some sports riskier than others? An investigation into child athlete experiences of interpersonal violence in relation to sport type and gender
Interpersonal violence in sport has serious consequences for athletes, sports organisations and society at large. Despite recent advances in safeguarding sport participants from interpersonal violence, empirical evidence regarding its prevalence and risk factors across different sports remains scarce. In this study, we investigated differences in the prevalence of interpersonal violence among a convenience sample of 9989 adults from six European …
Sociology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Government (linguistics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works)