Piet Pellenbarg
Biographic Data
| ID | 6002015 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Piet Pellenbarg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Piet |
| FAMILY NAME | Pellenbarg |
| SIGNATURE | PELLENBARG P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Groningen |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-8930-9195 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 80 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 81 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 80 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Professor Rob Tamsma in Groningen
Robert Tamsma was a professor of economic and human geography at the University of Groningen in the Northern Netherlands in the 1966–1987 period. The Northern Netherlands was then a prime target area for regional policy. At the same time, the province of Groningen experienced the discovery of what was then the largest natural gas field in the world, a possible new source of welfare. Both issues combined determined Tamsma’s profile in research, an…
Firm Migration
Firm migration is a very important determinant of regional economic dynamics. This entry gives an overview of the present state of the theories and empirical findings on this topic. The spatial scale is important, because the causes and effects differ substantially for firm relocations within urban areas and between regions within countries, and for international relocations between countries or even continents. Firm migration research started in…
Regional Capitals in the Netherlands
Population Growth of Cities in the Netherlands
How Future‐Proof are Dutch Cities
Housing Related Fees and Real Estate Tax Rates in Cities in the Netherlands
Economic Performance of Cities in the Netherlands
Spatial Patterns of High and Popular Culture
The Foreign Born Population of the N etherlands
The Presence and Spatial Distribution Of International Knowledge Workers and Students in the Netherlands
Regional Religious Compositions in the N etherlands
Spatial Patterns Relating to the LGTB Community in the Netherlands
Dutch Children at Risk of Poverty
Economic Decline and Firm Bankruptcies in T he N etherlands
Underwater Mortgages
Food banks in the N etherlands
Economic Decline and Social Security Benefits in the N etherlands
The Spatial Preference Map of D utch Entrepreneurs
Perceived Place Attractivity Based on Green, Water and Nature Values
Preferred Holiday Places
Perceptions of Risk and Insecurity
Residential Preference
The Gender Employment Gap in the Dutch Labour Market
Spatial Changes in Job Opportunities in the Netherlands, 1995–2010
Regional Commuting Patterns in the Dutch Labour Market
Firm relocation decisions in The Netherlands
Firm relocation decisions in The Netherlands
The Gender Employment Gap in the Dutch Labour Market
Population Growth of Cities in the Netherlands
Water Management Challenges in the Netherlands
The demography of firms in the Netherlands
Spatial Patterns of High and Popular Culture
The Presence and Spatial Distribution Of International Knowledge Workers and Students in the Netherlands
The Spatial Preference Map of D utch Entrepreneurs
Perceived Place Attractivity Based on Green, Water and Nature Values
Residential Preference
Regional Patterns of Unemployment and Unemployment Benefits
Well‐being in the Netherlands
Both scientists and politicians increasingly emphasise the importance of well‐being as an indicator for economic performance, next to purely financial indicators such as national income and product accounts. There is an ongoing discussion about the most appropriate indicators to measure well‐being. In this paper we use the set of eight ‘life situation indicators’ used by the Netherlands Institute for Social Research, and concentrate on the region…
A Dutch Geography of Death
The Netherlands in Maps
Spatial perspectives on firm demography
Professor Rob Tamsma in Groningen
Robert Tamsma was a professor of economic and human geography at the University of Groningen in the Northern Netherlands in the 1966–1987 period. The Northern Netherlands was then a prime target area for regional policy. At the same time, the province of Groningen experienced the discovery of what was then the largest natural gas field in the world, a possible new source of welfare. Both issues combined determined Tamsma’s profile in research, an…
Regional Capitals in the Netherlands
How Future‐Proof are Dutch Cities
The Foreign Born Population of the N etherlands
Regional Religious Compositions in the N etherlands
Food banks in the N etherlands
Spatial Changes in Job Opportunities in the Netherlands, 1995–2010
Regional Commuting Patterns in the Dutch Labour Market
Wellbeing in the Netherlands
Personal Income
Transport and Mobility (Part 3)
Transport and Mobility (Part 2)
Transport and Mobility
The Netherlands in the World (part 3)
The Netherlands in the World (part 1)
The Netherlands in the World (part 2)
The Dynamics of the International Economic and Demographic Exchange Relationships of The Netherlands
Spatial perspectives on firm demography
Spatial perspectives on firm demography
Firm relocation decisions in The Netherlands
Firm relocation decisions in The Netherlands
The Netherlands in Maps
The Netherlands in Maps
The Netherlands in Maps
The Netherlands in Maps
The Netherlands in Maps
What’s in a Frisian business name? Regional identity in the Netherlands
In this paper data is presented that gives indications that Fryslân, being the only minority language region in the Netherlands, can be considered to have a distinct regional economy in the Dutch context. Therefore, information is given about the extent of regional identification in business names all over the Netherlands. Reference is made to the theoretical work of Rose and the empirical investigations of Zelinsky and Pellenbarg. Interviews in …
Spatial Planning in the Netherlands Introduction to the 2001 Maps
The Netherland in Maps
Money and Space in the Netherlands
The Netherlands in Maps
The Netherlands in Maps
Professor Jan van den Bremen (1931–2003)
Spatial Perspectives on Firm Dynamics in The Netherlands
Computer Science (73 works) · Library science (70 works) · Citation (50 works) · Geography (38 works) · Cartography (33 works) · Geographic Information Systems Studies (21 works) · Art (19 works) · Sociology (19 works) · Art history (15 works) · Financial Crisis of the 21st Century (13 works)