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  • Public Management & Non-Profit
    May 25, 2016

    "Acting abnormally" in the public sector

    Marc Vermeulen
    Many processes that we have to tackle in the public sector are getting more difficult.
  • Public Management & Non-Profit
    May 4, 2016

    How can we make schools accountable for good education?

    'Multiple accountability' is helping to shift performance accountability closer to the schools.
  • Real Estate
    March 2, 2016

    TIAS named best business university 2016

    According to the Masters Study Guide 2016 TIAS is the best academic masters institution and business university.
  • Public Management & Non-Profit
    February 24, 2016

    Firm helmsmanship is needed to effect a change in education

    The current education system lacks firm helmsmanship and  needs to be organized differently if it is not to run aground, argues Margje Bielars.
  • Public Management & Non-Profit
    February 23, 2016

    The balancing act between the market and bureaucracy

    The modernization of government demands quite a balancing act from policy makers. 
  • Board & Governance
    November 6, 2015

    The government is undermining the confidence of citizens

    Citizens get neglected when politicians and administrators place their interests before the interests of citizens.
  • Board & Governance
    October 22, 2015

    The administrative capacity in primary education

    GovernanceLAB has researched the administrative capacity of school boards in primary education.
  • Public Management & Non-Profit
    October 5, 2015

    Group thinking and tunnel vision in governance

    Mijntje Lückerath
    The shareholder model has been replaced by the stakeholder model.
  • Public Management & Non-Profit
    October 2, 2015

    Does public ownership of shares need to be revised?

    Is public ownership still the right legal form to supervise state-owned companies, Distinguished Professor Michiel Boersma asks in this column.
  • Public Management & Non-Profit
    September 22, 2015

    The ideal economist

    Public policy within organizations and markets is shaped largely by economists. But what qualities are needed to succeed in an academic environment and in the field? And will there not be a gap between academia and the field? In academia, the focus is on the specialist, who is under a lot of pressure to keep publishing, and a thorough knowledge of the economy is almost impossible, while in the field it is much more important that you have all-round knowledge and are able to place things in their historical context and with an eye on future developments.

Public Management & Non-Profit

The public and non-profit sector has its own dynamics. Especially in the present, complex and rapidly changing economic environment, this knowledge and skills are essential. 

On this page, our professors provide an overview of relevant knowledge, expertise, research, and innovations within the public domain. 

Discover our programs in the area of Public Management & Non-Profit.

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