Sanity in Times of Corona What do we need to fear most about Corona, from a crisis governance perspective? Sanneke Kuipers • March 02, 2020
The Resilient City Social cohesion is an important factor for the pace and scope of recovery after crises. The diversity of cohesion of neighborhoods in The Hague implies that tailor-made policies at the community level are required. Sanneke Kuipers and Dyonne Niehof • December 24, 2017
Responsible Use of Big Data in the Migration Crisis Migrants might be both the most vulnerable and digitally traceable population on earth. If that is true, then what are the opportunities and costs associated with that combined vulnerability and traceability? Sanneke Kuipers • March 06, 2017
When institutions storm the agenda A recent publication outlines how institutional crises come about and how they affect agendasetting processes. Sanneke Kuipers • January 30, 2017
'Every authority could use a crisis now and then' Sometimes, leaders first need to identify an undesirable situation in order to use a crisis to their advantage. Sanneke Kuipers • September 26, 2016
Critical infrastructure breakdowns Resilience is one of the hallmarks of the internet as a 'system.' Malfunctioning of the internet - as occurred early September 2016 in the Netherlands - shows vulnerabilities too. Sanneke Kuipers • September 05, 2016
The power of risk analysis in times of terror To counter the instinct reactions that terror aims to invoke, we need more critical reflection, fact-based systematic analysis and substantiated policy responses. Sanneke Kuipers • August 03, 2016
EU (Br-) exits and Decreasing European Crisis Response Capacity The so-called 'Brexit' illustrates the European Union (EU) is under pressure. However, from a crisis management perspective, leaving the EU or diminishing its current capacity would be a very unsafe idea. Sanneke Kuipers • July 17, 2016
