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Kees Biekart

Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam

H-index: 19

Europe-Netherlands

About Kees Biekart

Kees Biekart, With an exceptional h-index of 19 and a recent h-index of 10 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, specializes in the field of Civic engagement, social movements, civic-driven change, civil society, transnational political engagement.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Challenging Global Development: Towards Decoloniality and Justice

Interrogating Civic Space: Applying a Civic-Driven Change Perspective

range of methodological problems that were hard to solve (Heinrich, 2005). Added to the confusion generated by the variety of civil society defi-finitions, the concept of civil …

Civil Society Responses to Changing Civic Spaces

Unpacking the Dynamics of Donor-Recipient Issues in Partnerships between Local NGOs and International Donor Organizations: A Case Study of GYNED Sierra Leone

Rethinking Development and Decolonising Development Studies

Conclusions: Spaces of Hope and Despair?

Human rights organizations and civil society

Kees Biekart Information

University	Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
Position	Associate Professor International Institute of Social Studies of (Netherlands)
Citations(all)	1677
Citations(since 2020)	439
Cited By	1381
hIndex(all)	19
hIndex(since 2020)	10
i10Index(all)	26
i10Index(since 2020)	10
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University Profile Page	Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
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Kees Biekart Skills & Research Interests

Civic engagement

social movements

civic-driven change

civil society

transnational political engagement

Top articles of Kees Biekart

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Challenging Global Development: Towards Decoloniality and Justice		Henning Melber Uma Kothari Laura Camfield Kees Biekart	2024
Interrogating Civic Space: Applying a Civic-Driven Change Perspective		Kees Biekart Alan Fowler	2023/5/25
range of methodological problems that were hard to solve (Heinrich, 2005). Added to the confusion generated by the variety of civil society defi-finitions, the concept of civil …	Civil Society Responses to Changing Civic Spaces	K BIEKART A FOWLER	2023/5/24
Civil Society Responses to Changing Civic Spaces		Kees Biekart Tiina Kontinen Marianne Millstein	2023
Unpacking the Dynamics of Donor-Recipient Issues in Partnerships between Local NGOs and International Donor Organizations: A Case Study of GYNED Sierra Leone		Karin Arts Kees Biekart	2023/11
Rethinking Development and Decolonising Development Studies		Kees Biekart Laura Camfield Uma Kothari Henning Melber	2023/10/18
Conclusions: Spaces of Hope and Despair?		Kees Biekart Tiina Kontinen Marianne Millstein	2023/5/25
Human rights organizations and civil society		Antoine Buyse Verónica Gómez	2022/10/14
A research agenda for civil society		Kees Biekart Alan Fowler	2022/10/14
Civil society research: future perspectives		Alan Fowler Kees Biekart	2022/10/14
A research agenda for civil society: introduction and overview		Kees Biekart Alan Fowler	2022/10/14
Civil society, governance and development		Kees Biekart	2022/12/16
Navigating change in international development using innovation: the case of national NGO platforms in Brazil and the Netherlands		Ana Luísa Silva Kees Biekart Luís Mah	2022/12
Civic-driven change: A concise guide to the basics		Kees Biekart Alan Fowler	2020/9/23
Activating civic space for sustainable development: Helping and hindering factors for effective CSO engagement in the SDGs		Alan Fowler Kees Biekart	2020/7/1
Civic agency		Alan Fowler Kees Biekart	2020/4/22
Government and civil society organizations: Close but comfortable? Lessons from creating the Dutch “Strategic Partnerships for Lobby and Advocacy”	Development Policy Review	Margit Van Wessel Dorothea Hilhorst Lau Schulpen Kees Biekart	2020/11