Within the legal tech project CircuLaw, continuous research is conducted on, among other things, the role of regulation within the transition towards a circular economy, digitisation of laws and regulations, application of policy instrument mixes and the role of European laws and regulations in the transition. On this Open Research page we post the results of these studies and in-depth documentation that provides interpretation or underlies the development of CircuLaw.
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CircuLaw - Circular legislation tool
CircuLaw is an open source legal knowledge platform. CircuLaw aims to accelerate the circular transition by enabling municipal and provincial policy makers to make more and better use of existing laws and regulations.
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Changing Rhythms During the Pandemic in Amsterdam Zuidoost
Rhythms are part of many aspects of urban life. How do changes in rhythms affect people's daily experiences?
The cities are organised and characterised by the day and night, seasons, work/school days and weekends, holidays, weekly markets, rush hours, lunchtimes, and many more.
However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the city rhythms were disturbed. For the spread of an airborne disease, the main characteristics of rhythms, bringing people together in space and time in different periodicities and durations, have been problematic. While the lockdown can be seen as an intervention in the city rhythms, it did not recognise the rhythmic quality of urban life. It demanded many daily activities to be on hold, spread out, scaled down and controlled, affecting family life, different forms of communities, public spaces and work and school environments, as well as the mobility and movement of people within neighbourhoods, cities, and countries. As a result, the COVID-19 pandemic caused drastic social consequences, leaving many unemployed, increasing loneliness, and creating difficulties within households.
How did such changes in rhythms affect the daily experiences of people? Which rhythms are we talking about anyway when we mention this, and how can we study them? Perhaps the pandemic, the lockdown, and how the virus affected all of us can teach us something new about the essential rhythms in our lives. -
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Studentenprojecten Inclusieve & Toegankelijke Stad
Dit zijn projecten van Community Service Learning studenten over 'inclusieve & toegankelijke stad'.
Lees hier meer over Community Service Learning aan de VU.
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Knowledge Clips by AMS students 2022
This is a collection of videos by Msc students of the AMS Institute for the course Metropolitan Challenges. In these videos students tackle different issues in the city.
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Sustainable Development Goals
What is happening in Europe, the Netherlands and Amsterdam regarding the UN Sustainable Development Goals?
In this collection you can read the Amsterdam report on the SDGs of the United Nations (UN). The SDGs are seen as a blueprint for a sustainable future. The municipality of Amsterdam is the first in the Netherlands to translate these goals to a local level.
You will also find more background information about the SDGs and the UN in an illustrative video. Read more about how the SDGs are translated into action and policy in the European Union and by the national government. Finally, in this collection you can dive deeper into the source material used for the Amsterdam report on the SDGs. -
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Welkom thuis in de stad van morgen
Zes ruimtelijke opgaven die wijsheid en aandacht behoeven, in zes publicaties van Arcam.
In de regio Amsterdam zijn de komende jaren oplossingen nodig voor vraagstukken rondom woningbouw, data-eigenaarschap, natuurinclusiviteit, verbindingen en ruimtelijke kwaliteit.
In deze zes publicaties delen ruim 250 (Amsterdamse) ontwerpers, beleidsmakers, opdrachtgevers, onderzoekers en bewoners hun visie op de ruimtelijke opgaven waar de stad Amsterdam voor staat.
Deze collectie is een verzameling uitgaven van Arcam - hét centrum voor architectuur in Amsterdam.
Arcam organiseert programma’s rondom architectuur en stadsontwikkeling. De tentoonstellingen, debatten en onderzoeksprojecten zijn toegankelijk, maar kritisch; bewust van de historie, maar altijd met de blik op de toekomst gericht.
De reeks van zes publicaties is op 28 september 2022 aangeboden aan het voltallige college van B&W en de gemeenteraad van Amsterdam. -
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Great news! You can now easily log in to openresearch thanks to single sign on. Down below you can read all about it.
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PhD-research City of Amsterdam
The City of Amsterdam has an arrangement that allows four civil servants each year to start with a PhD-project.
In this collection you can find more information about the PhD-projects that have started since 2019 and on how to become a PhD candidate