Ab Van Langevelde
Biographic Data
| ID | 6002313 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ab Van Langevelde |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ab |
| FAMILY NAME | Van Langevelde |
| SIGNATURE | VAN LANGEVELDE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | GGZ Friesland |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A Dooyeweerd‐based Approach to Regional Economic Development
Within regional science there is a need for a general theory of regional economic development, one that evaluates and integrates existing approaches. In this paper, the philosophy of Herman Dooyeweerd is used as a basis for conceptualising the contours of such a theory. Contributions of this philosophy especially relevant for regional economic development are functional pluralism and non‐reductionism, interweaving among entities, a broad understa…
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 …
Language and Economy in Friesland
Research in the field of language and economy is of international political significance. It is relevant to, for instance, the role that is played by national and minority languages in the process of European unification. This article contains a case study of the mutual relationship between language and economy in Friesland, one of the northern provinces of the Netherlands. An ongoing public debate in Friesland concerns the effects of the Frisian…
Migration and language in Friesland
This article contains an analysis of the consequences of the process of migration for the position of the Frisian language. Both intraprovincial and extraprovincial migration constitute a threat. An annual model is presented, which is used to estimate the effect of extraprovincial migration on the number of people speaking Frisian at home. A substantial part of the decrease in the number of Frisian speakers between 1967 and 1981 can be ascribed t…
Migration and language in Friesland
This article contains an analysis of the consequences of the process of migration for the position of the Frisian language. Both intraprovincial and extraprovincial migration constitute a threat. An annual model is presented, which is used to estimate the effect of extraprovincial migration on the number of people speaking Frisian at home. A substantial part of the decrease in the number of Frisian speakers between 1967 and 1981 can be ascribed t…
Migration and language in Friesland
This article contains an analysis of the consequences of the process of migration for the position of the Frisian language. Both intraprovincial and extraprovincial migration constitute a threat. An annual model is presented, which is used to estimate the effect of extraprovincial migration on the number of people speaking Frisian at home. A substantial part of the decrease in the number of Frisian speakers between 1967 and 1981 can be ascribed t…
Language and Economy in Friesland
Research in the field of language and economy is of international political significance. It is relevant to, for instance, the role that is played by national and minority languages in the process of European unification. This article contains a case study of the mutual relationship between language and economy in Friesland, one of the northern provinces of the Netherlands. An ongoing public debate in Friesland concerns the effects of the Frisian…
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 …
A Dooyeweerd‐based Approach to Regional Economic Development
Within regional science there is a need for a general theory of regional economic development, one that evaluates and integrates existing approaches. In this paper, the philosophy of Herman Dooyeweerd is used as a basis for conceptualising the contours of such a theory. Contributions of this philosophy especially relevant for regional economic development are functional pluralism and non‐reductionism, interweaving among entities, a broad understa…
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