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Art Dewulf Location
Wageningen, GE, NL
Art Dewulf Work
Professor of sensemaking and decision-making in policy processes @ (July 2018 - Present)
Founding member @ (January 2009 - January 2020)
Associate Professor @ (October 2007 - June 2018)
Senior researcher @ Center of Excellence 'Governance of climate adaptation' (Knowledge for Climate) (April 2010 - December 2014)
Post-doc researcher @ University of Leuven, Belgium (March 2006 - September 2007)
Research and Teaching Assistant @ University of Leuven (August 2000 - February 2006)
IT Analyst @ AXA Royale Belge (September 1999 - July 2000)
Art Dewulf Education
KU Leuven
MSc (Organisational Pscyhology)
1993-1999
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Ph.D. (Organisational Psychology)
1993-1999
KU Leuven
Art Dewulf Skills
Policy Analysis
Lecturing
Rural Development
Climate Change Adaptation
Water Governance
Teaching
Social Sciences
Government
Negotiation
Organizational Development
International Development
Environmental Policy
Psychology
Sustainability
Framing
Natural Resource Management
Conflict And Collaboration
Qualitative Research
Theory
Climate Change
Non Governmental Organizations Ngos
Governance
NGOs
Ecology
Research
Research Design
Sustainable Development
Non Governmental Organizations
Art Dewulf Summary
Art Dewulf, based in Wageningen, GE, NL, is currently a Professor of sensemaking and decision-making in policy processes at Wageningen University & Research. Art Dewulf brings experience from previous roles at Cycloop - keeping an eye on multiple perspectives, Wageningen University, Center of Excellence 'Governance of climate adaptation' (Knowledge for Climate) and University of Leuven, Belgium. Art Dewulf holds a 1993 - 1999 MSc in Organisational Pscyhology @ KU Leuven. With a robust skill set that includes Policy Analysis, Lecturing, Rural Development, Climate Change Adaptation, Water Governance and more. Art Dewulf has 1 emails on RocketReach.
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