Dr. Marinus Ossewaarde, University of Twente, Netherlands
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Dr. Marinus Ossewaarde’s journey is a testament to dedication, scholarly excellence, and a profound commitment to understanding the intricate interplay between politics and technology. His research interests reflect a dynamic engagement with the evolving landscape of governance and societal dynamics. 📚🔬✨
Professional Profiles:
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🎓 Education at London School of Economics and Political Science
Dr. Marinus Ossewaarde pursued a transformative educational journey at the renowned London School of Economics and Political Science:
- 🌐 PhD in Political Science (1999-2002): Delving into the intricacies of political science, Dr. Ossewaarde’s doctoral studies laid the groundwork for his impactful contributions to the field.
- 🌍 MSc in Politics of Empire and Post-Imperialism (1998-1999): Navigating the complexities of political structures, this master’s program equipped him with a deep understanding of the politics surrounding empire and post-imperialism.
Awards and Honors:
- 🏆 Runner-up Jaarprijs Politicologie 2004: Recognized for outstanding contributions to political science, Dr. Ossewaarde secured the runner-up position for Jaarprijs Politicologie in 2004.
- 🥇 First Prize Winner, Lord Acton Essay Competition 2002: The Acton Institute, Michigan (USA), honored Dr. Ossewaarde with the first prize for his exceptional essay, showcasing excellence in academic writing.
- 🎖️ Arts and Humanities Research Board Award 2000-2002: Acknowledged for impactful research in the arts and humanities, Dr. Ossewaarde received this prestigious award during 2000-2002.
- 🏆 Excellent Teacher Award, LSE Quality Assessment Agency, 2000: Commended for excellence in teaching at the London School of Economics and Political Science, Dr. Ossewaarde’s commitment to education was highlighted.
- 🎓 LSE Research Studentship Award 2000-2002: Recognized for exceptional contributions to LSE’s research community, Dr. Ossewaarde received the Research Studentship Award.
- 🌐 Reiman-de-Bas Fund Scholarship Award 1999: Awarded in 1999, this scholarship acknowledged Dr. Ossewaarde for his outstanding scholarly achievements.
Research Interests:
- 🌱 Public Governance and Emerging Technologies
- 🤖 The Politics of Artificial Intelligence
- 🔍 Algorithmic Governance
- 🌍 Climate Change Governance
- 👥 State-Society Relationships
- 🔄 Societal Transformations
📚 Publication Impact and Citations: Marinus Ossewaarde
Scopus Metrics:
- 📝 Publications: 43 documents indexed in Scopus.
- 📊 Citations: A total of 562 citations for his publications, reflecting the widespread impact and recognition of Dr. Marinus Ossewaarde’s research within the academic community.
Google Scholar Metrics:
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- Citations:
- Total: 1788 📚
- Since 2018: 1161 🗓️
- h-index:
- Overall: 22 🏆
- Since 2018: 17 📈
- i10-index:
- Overall: 32 🌐
- Since 2018: 25 🔍
These impactful metrics illuminate the significant influence of Marinus Ossewaarde’s work within the academic community. The number of citations, h-index, and i10-index underscore the widespread recognition and enduring relevance of his research output.
Publications ( Top Note ) :
1. The final assault on nature: how the environmental crisis reinforces the civilizational crisis in Colombia
2. Artificial intelligence and European identity: the European Commission’s struggle for reconciliation
3. Smart fishery: A systematic review and research agenda for sustainable fisheries in the age of ai
4. National Varieties of Artificial Intelligence Discourses: Myth, Utopianism, and Solutionism in West European Policy Expectations
5. The ideological justifications of the Smart City of Hamburg
6. A struggle for genocide recognition: How the aramean, assyrian, and chaldean diasporas link past and present
7. Digital transformation and the renewal of social theory: Unpacking the new fraudulent myths and misplaced metaphors
8. Not a security issue: How policy experts de-politicize the climate change-migration nexus
9. Kafka on gender, organization and technology: The role of ‘bureaucratic eros’ in administering change