M.O. (Martijn) de Vries MSc
M.O. (Martijn) de Vries MSc
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Martijn de Vries is a PhD candidate of the Department of Engineering Systems and Services. He holds a Master's degree in Philosophy and in Environment and Resource Management. His previous research focussed on the philosophical and empirical issues related to measuring human wellbeing.
Research
My current research focusses on identifying barriers for the operationalisation of the 'wellbeing economy' ('brede welvaart' in Dutch) in public policy evaluation. I also explore how these barriers can be overcome through participatory policymaking practices. To this end, I study participatory evaluation methods, with a particular interest in Participatory Value Evaluation (PVE).
Research interests
My current research focusses on identifying barriers for the operationalisation of the 'wellbeing economy' ('brede welvaart' in Dutch) in public policy evaluation. I also explore how these barriers can be overcome through participatory policymaking practices. To this end, I study participatory evaluation methods, with a particular interest in Participatory Value Evaluation (PVE).
Academic background
Martijn de Vries is a PhD candidate of the Department of Engineering Systems and Services. He holds a Master's degree in Philosophy and in Environment and Resource Management. His previous research focussed on the philosophical and empirical issues related to measuring human wellbeing.
Publications
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2022
Stepping into the shoes of the policy maker
Results of a Participatory Value Evaluation for the Dutch long term COVID-19 strategy
Niek Mouter / Karen Trujillo Jara / Jose Ignacio Hernandez / Maarten Kroesen / Martijn de Vries / Tom Geijsen / Floor Kroese / Ellen Uiters / Marijn de Bruin