MARIJKE VAN FAASSEN
Biographic Data
| ID | 6300629 |
|---|---|
| NAME | MARIJKE VAN FAASSEN |
| GIVEN NAMES | MARIJKE |
| FAMILY NAME | VAN FAASSEN |
| SIGNATURE | VAN FAASSEN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Huygens Institute for History and Culture of the Netherlands |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8618-6800 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Migratiecollecties, seriële connecties en dynamische bronnenkritiek
Migration collections, serial connections and dynamic source criticismIn this article, we focus on broadening historical migration research in the Netherlands by adding the emigration perspective. We do this on the basis of an analysis of our projects EMIGRATION 1945-1967 and MIGRANT, and the collaboration we have had with Marlou Schrover at various times. Over the course of our approximately 25-year collaboration, the digital and computational a…
A ‘Sunny Destination’ For Minority Groups? Dutch Emigration 1945–1965
The years 1945–1965 form a key period in the history of migration governance because the role of states increased, and ngo s (non-governmental organisations), igo s (intergovernmental organisations) and the media became more involved in migration governance. In this period, the Dutch authorities strongly stimulated emigration. In this article, we focus on three groups of people whose emigration plans met with obstacles: Jews, Dutch people of colo…
Fifty Years of Technocracy. International Migration Management as an Evolving Discourse Coalition
Article Fifty Years of Technocracy. International Migration Management as an Evolving Discourse Coalition was published on December 1, 2022 in the journal Journal of Digital History (volume 2, issue 1)
Migrant visibility
Digitization and digital methods have had a big impact on migration history and history in general. The dispersed and fragmented nature of migration heritage that involves at least two countries and many cultural heritage institutions make it clear that migration history can be much improved by using digital means to connect collections. This makes it possible to overcome the biases that policy have introduced in private and public collections al…
Information and Power in History
Information and power in history
Informal investigative networks have uncovered classified information in the form of the Panama Papers and the WikiLeaks cables, and are even engaging in open source intelligence, thereby contesting the power of those in possession of information and laying bare the communications that are vital to the exercise of that power. As a universal element in human societies, information-power relationships at different times and in different places lead…
Invisisbility and selectivity. Introduction to the special issue on Dutch overseas migration in the nineteenth and twentieth century
Invisibility and selectivity. Introduction to the special issue on Dutch overseas emigration in the nineteenth and twentieth century. The contributors to this special issue describe the emigration of people from the Netherlands to the most important overseas destinations (the usa, Canada and Australia) in the nineteenth and the twentieth century. Part of the Dutch (overseas) emigrants formed strongly separated communities. Dutch emigrants were al…
Representation and governance in the Netherlands, 1250–1983
Traditionally political history tells the factual story of those who are in power and of those who want to be, often accompanied by studies of the formal expressions of power in the state and its institutions. During the past two decades this ‘old’ history of politics has been renewed and enriched by research from the perspective of political culture. Both in the Netherlands and abroad pioneering studies of political practices, concepts and style…
Invisisbility and selectivity. Introduction to the special issue on Dutch overseas migration in the nineteenth and twentieth century
Invisibility and selectivity. Introduction to the special issue on Dutch overseas emigration in the nineteenth and twentieth century. The contributors to this special issue describe the emigration of people from the Netherlands to the most important overseas destinations (the usa, Canada and Australia) in the nineteenth and the twentieth century. Part of the Dutch (overseas) emigrants formed strongly separated communities. Dutch emigrants were al…
Representation and governance in the Netherlands, 1250–1983
Traditionally political history tells the factual story of those who are in power and of those who want to be, often accompanied by studies of the formal expressions of power in the state and its institutions. During the past two decades this ‘old’ history of politics has been renewed and enriched by research from the perspective of political culture. Both in the Netherlands and abroad pioneering studies of political practices, concepts and style…
Invisisbility and selectivity. Introduction to the special issue on Dutch overseas migration in the nineteenth and twentieth century
Invisibility and selectivity. Introduction to the special issue on Dutch overseas emigration in the nineteenth and twentieth century. The contributors to this special issue describe the emigration of people from the Netherlands to the most important overseas destinations (the usa, Canada and Australia) in the nineteenth and the twentieth century. Part of the Dutch (overseas) emigrants formed strongly separated communities. Dutch emigrants were al…
Information and Power in History
Information and power in history
Informal investigative networks have uncovered classified information in the form of the Panama Papers and the WikiLeaks cables, and are even engaging in open source intelligence, thereby contesting the power of those in possession of information and laying bare the communications that are vital to the exercise of that power. As a universal element in human societies, information-power relationships at different times and in different places lead…
Fifty Years of Technocracy. International Migration Management as an Evolving Discourse Coalition
Article Fifty Years of Technocracy. International Migration Management as an Evolving Discourse Coalition was published on December 1, 2022 in the journal Journal of Digital History (volume 2, issue 1)
Migrant visibility
Digitization and digital methods have had a big impact on migration history and history in general. The dispersed and fragmented nature of migration heritage that involves at least two countries and many cultural heritage institutions make it clear that migration history can be much improved by using digital means to connect collections. This makes it possible to overcome the biases that policy have introduced in private and public collections al…
A ‘Sunny Destination’ For Minority Groups? Dutch Emigration 1945–1965
The years 1945–1965 form a key period in the history of migration governance because the role of states increased, and ngo s (non-governmental organisations), igo s (intergovernmental organisations) and the media became more involved in migration governance. In this period, the Dutch authorities strongly stimulated emigration. In this article, we focus on three groups of people whose emigration plans met with obstacles: Jews, Dutch people of colo…
Migratiecollecties, seriële connecties en dynamische bronnenkritiek
Migration collections, serial connections and dynamic source criticismIn this article, we focus on broadening historical migration research in the Netherlands by adding the emigration perspective. We do this on the basis of an analysis of our projects EMIGRATION 1945-1967 and MIGRANT, and the collaboration we have had with Marlou Schrover at various times. Over the course of our approximately 25-year collaboration, the digital and computational a…
History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Emigration (3 works) · Immigration (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · History (2 works) · Invisibility (2 works)