Jasper Bongers
Biographic Data
| ID | 6790222 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jasper Bongers |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jasper |
| FAMILY NAME | Bongers |
| SIGNATURE | BONGERS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hong Kong Metropolitan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Harm Reduction as a Citizenship Movement
Although most drug users are citizens on paper, they are not always regarded as full members of the community in practice. Looking at a semiopen drug scene in and around the Hoog Catharijne shopping mall (Utrecht, the Netherlands), I trace how the citizenship of drug users developed in the period 1973–2001. Over time, interventions linked to the idea of harm reduction—aiming to mitigate the harm caused by drug use without necessarily prohibiting …
Clash between Citizenship Projects at Utrecht’s Houtplein in the 1970s
This article explores the clashing of two citizenship projects at Utrecht’s Houtplein, a re-education facility for so-called asocial families. On the one hand, there was a citizenship project led by the Public Housing Association, which existed between 1924 and 1974. This organisation’s view was that inhabitants of the Houtplein could be developed into full members of the community if they learned to adhere to the norms of neatness and orderlines…
Werk aan het water
Working on Water. the Hygienist Movement in Utrecht (1866-1900) This article approaches the hygienist movement as a social health movement, a complex societal campaign aiming to alter norms and arrangements regarding hygiene and thereby improve public health. This perspective is applied to a very specific topic: drinking water arrangements in the city of Utrecht (1866-1900). Archival study indicates that not only medical doctors contributed to th…
Aligning rulesets
The story of European Integration has often been told as that of an ‘ever closer union’. This narrative has rightly attracted criticism over the years. However, it is worth exploring through which practices this ‘ever closer union’ is pursued, because these practices go to the heart of what the European Union is. Existing concepts used to interpret cooperation in the European Union, like harmonization, are unfulfilling, as they are used in differ…
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Werk aan het water
Working on Water. the Hygienist Movement in Utrecht (1866-1900) This article approaches the hygienist movement as a social health movement, a complex societal campaign aiming to alter norms and arrangements regarding hygiene and thereby improve public health. This perspective is applied to a very specific topic: drinking water arrangements in the city of Utrecht (1866-1900). Archival study indicates that not only medical doctors contributed to th…
Aligning rulesets
The story of European Integration has often been told as that of an ‘ever closer union’. This narrative has rightly attracted criticism over the years. However, it is worth exploring through which practices this ‘ever closer union’ is pursued, because these practices go to the heart of what the European Union is. Existing concepts used to interpret cooperation in the European Union, like harmonization, are unfulfilling, as they are used in differ…
Harm Reduction as a Citizenship Movement
Although most drug users are citizens on paper, they are not always regarded as full members of the community in practice. Looking at a semiopen drug scene in and around the Hoog Catharijne shopping mall (Utrecht, the Netherlands), I trace how the citizenship of drug users developed in the period 1973–2001. Over time, interventions linked to the idea of harm reduction—aiming to mitigate the harm caused by drug use without necessarily prohibiting …
Clash between Citizenship Projects at Utrecht’s Houtplein in the 1970s
This article explores the clashing of two citizenship projects at Utrecht’s Houtplein, a re-education facility for so-called asocial families. On the one hand, there was a citizenship project led by the Public Housing Association, which existed between 1924 and 1974. This organisation’s view was that inhabitants of the Houtplein could be developed into full members of the community if they learned to adhere to the norms of neatness and orderlines…
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