Frank van Dam
Biographic Data
| ID | 5225938 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank van Dam |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank |
| FAMILY NAME | van Dam |
| SIGNATURE | VAN DAM F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Netherlands Institute for Social Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 83 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Mixed Neighbourhoods
Many E uropean countries use mixed housing policies to decrease the spatial concentration of low‐income households. Also in the N etherlands, social housing in deprived neighbourhoods is demolished and replaced by more expensive dwellings. The idea is that these new dwellings attract higher‐income groups to urban restructuring neighbourhoods. At the same time, however large numbers of relatively expensive dwellings have been built on greenfield l…
Once an outsider, always an outsider? The accessibility of the Dutch rural housing market among locals and non-locals
Residential Environment and Spatial Variation in House Prices in the Netherlands
Even in a small country such as the Netherlands, spatial variations in house prices are considerable. This paper addresses the question about the extent to which these variations in house prices can be explained by differences in physical, social and functional characteristics of the residential environment. Data on the prices and characteristics of houses were linked with a variety of attributes of the residential environment. We used hedonic pr…
New Firms in Former Farms
The number of farms in the Netherlands is decreasing. As a result, many agricultural buildings are losing their original function and designation. This article describes the re‐use of former agricultural buildings by non‐agricultural entrepreneurs. These new activities imply changes to the rural landscape, rural economy and rural society, which can be valued both as positive and as negative outcomes
Lay discourses of the rural and stated and revealed preferences for rural living. Some evidence of the existence of a rural idyll in the Netherlands
Teleworking in the Countryside. Home-based Working in the Information Society, Michael Antony Clark
Refurbishment, redevelopment or relocation? The changing form and location of football stadiums in the Netherlands
This paper discusses the causes of the current wave of renewal and relocation of football stadiums in the Netherlands and tries to shed some light on the changing form and location of Dutch football stadiums. Comparison with developments in the United Kingdom shows not only remarkable resemblances and mutual influences, but also some significant differences. In an inextricable upward spiral of causes and consequences such as recent successes of c…
Lay discourses of the rural and stated and revealed preferences for rural living. Some evidence of the existence of a rural idyll in the Netherlands
Residential Environment and Spatial Variation in House Prices in the Netherlands
Even in a small country such as the Netherlands, spatial variations in house prices are considerable. This paper addresses the question about the extent to which these variations in house prices can be explained by differences in physical, social and functional characteristics of the residential environment. Data on the prices and characteristics of houses were linked with a variety of attributes of the residential environment. We used hedonic pr…
New Firms in Former Farms
The number of farms in the Netherlands is decreasing. As a result, many agricultural buildings are losing their original function and designation. This article describes the re‐use of former agricultural buildings by non‐agricultural entrepreneurs. These new activities imply changes to the rural landscape, rural economy and rural society, which can be valued both as positive and as negative outcomes
Once an outsider, always an outsider? The accessibility of the Dutch rural housing market among locals and non-locals
Mixed Neighbourhoods
Many E uropean countries use mixed housing policies to decrease the spatial concentration of low‐income households. Also in the N etherlands, social housing in deprived neighbourhoods is demolished and replaced by more expensive dwellings. The idea is that these new dwellings attract higher‐income groups to urban restructuring neighbourhoods. At the same time, however large numbers of relatively expensive dwellings have been built on greenfield l…
Refurbishment, redevelopment or relocation? The changing form and location of football stadiums in the Netherlands
This paper discusses the causes of the current wave of renewal and relocation of football stadiums in the Netherlands and tries to shed some light on the changing form and location of Dutch football stadiums. Comparison with developments in the United Kingdom shows not only remarkable resemblances and mutual influences, but also some significant differences. In an inextricable upward spiral of causes and consequences such as recent successes of c…
Teleworking in the Countryside. Home-based Working in the Information Society, Michael Antony Clark
Lay discourses of the rural and stated and revealed preferences for rural living. Some evidence of the existence of a rural idyll in the Netherlands
New Firms in Former Farms
The number of farms in the Netherlands is decreasing. As a result, many agricultural buildings are losing their original function and designation. This article describes the re‐use of former agricultural buildings by non‐agricultural entrepreneurs. These new activities imply changes to the rural landscape, rural economy and rural society, which can be valued both as positive and as negative outcomes
Residential Environment and Spatial Variation in House Prices in the Netherlands
Even in a small country such as the Netherlands, spatial variations in house prices are considerable. This paper addresses the question about the extent to which these variations in house prices can be explained by differences in physical, social and functional characteristics of the residential environment. Data on the prices and characteristics of houses were linked with a variety of attributes of the residential environment. We used hedonic pr…
Once an outsider, always an outsider? The accessibility of the Dutch rural housing market among locals and non-locals
Mixed Neighbourhoods
Many E uropean countries use mixed housing policies to decrease the spatial concentration of low‐income households. Also in the N etherlands, social housing in deprived neighbourhoods is demolished and replaced by more expensive dwellings. The idea is that these new dwellings attract higher‐income groups to urban restructuring neighbourhoods. At the same time, however large numbers of relatively expensive dwellings have been built on greenfield l…
Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Rural area (3 works) · Rural development and sustainability (3 works) · Agricultural Economics and Policy (2 works)