© Marco Bakker
Chair International comparative
research on educational performance and social inequality
Maastricht
University
Research
Centre for Education and the Labour Market | ROA
General ROA phone:
+31433883647
Maastricht E-mail: j.dronkers@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Maastricht
Personal homepage: http://www.roa.unimaas.nl/cv/dronkers/nw_dronkers.htm
EUI E-mail: jaap.dronkers@eui.eu
EUI Personal homepage: http://www.eui.eu/Personal/Dronkers
EUI contact:
Maureen Lechleitner, phone +39-055-4685244. e-mail: Maureen.Lechleitner@eui.eu
Private address: Kleverparkweg 58 zwart
2023 CG Haarlem, the Netherlands
Private Dutch mobile:
+31681538560
Biographical
note
Jaap Dronkers was born in Amsterdam in 1945 and studied sociology at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam He has been head of Research of Education and Sociology at SISWO (1976–1986), Associate Professor of the Sociology of Education and Empirical Sociology at the Catholic University of Brabant in Tilburg (1986–1990), Chair in Educational Sciences (1990–1999), and Chair in Empirical Sociology (1999–2001) both at the University of Amsterdam. Prof. Dronkers was Dean of the Faculty of Educational Sciences and Pedagogy of the University of Amsterdam (1994–1998) and visiting scholar at the Max-Planck Institute for Human Development (1998–1999). From October 2001 until December 2009 he was Professor of Social Stratification and Inequality at the European University Institute (EUI) in Florence. From December 2009 he holds the chair international comparative research on educational performance and social inequality at the Maastricht University. During the autumn of 2010 he was visiting professor at the Doshisha University in Kyoto (Japan). Since September 2011 he is academic partner of the Centraal Planbureau.
Since 2002 he has been one of the organisers of the European Network for the Sociological and Demographic Study of Divorce. During 2006/2007 he has been Director of the European Forum The Quality of Education and its Relationships with Inequality in European and Other Modern Societies.
He
has been a member of editorial boards of Mens en Maatschappij (1980–2001), Netherlands' Journal of Social Sciences
(1987–1996), Social Psychology of Education (since 1995), Educational Research and Evaluation
(since 1995), Sociology
of Education (1997–2000), Research on Finnish Society (since 2007), American
Sociological Review (2009-2011), Virtus, Yearbook for the history of the nobility
(since 2009) and the Italian Journal of Sociology of Education (since 2009). He was also
secretary and president of the Dutch Association of Sociology (1987–1995), president of the Dutch Association
for Research on Education and Social Inequality (1987–1998), and
member of the board (1982–1986), secretary (1986–1994) and
president (1994–1998) of Research Committee Sociology of Education of the International
Sociological Association. Since 2001 Prof. Dronkers has been a member of
the Koninklijke Hollandsche Maatschappij
der Wetenschappen
(Royal Holland Society of Sciences). In 2009 he was recipient of the Professor Leune Award for his contribution to educational
innovation.
He has published on the causes and consequences of unequal educational and occupational attainment, changes in educational opportunities, effect-differences between public and religious schools, the educational and occupational achievement of migrants from different origins and in various countries of destination, the linkages between school and the labour market, the effects of parental divorce on children, cross-national differences in causes of divorce, education of Dutch elites, and European nobility. He also participates in public debates on topics related to his research.
A more personal C.V. can be found in EUI Review, Spring 2002
Further content of this homepage
Major
non-Dutch publications
(updated 22 July 2011)
Major Dutch
publications (updated 6 December 2011)
Non-Dutch
(working) papers and lectures (updated
25 Oktober 2011)
Dutch (working)
papers and lectures (updated 27 September 2011)
Inaugural
lecture as professor at the Maastricht university 17th June
2010: Positive but also negative effects of ethnic
diversity in schools on educational achievement? An empirical
test with cross-national PISA data. Dutch text. English text.
Contributions to
the public debate (updated
9 January 2011)
Ph.D. students (updated 8 October
2011)
Supervised Ph.D.
theses (updated
8 October 2011)
Dutch Sciences Foundation
Program: Educational
systems and four central functions of education (updated 25 November
2011)
7th frame work research program: Religious
education in a multicultural society: School and home in comparative context
(REMC)
European Network
for the Sociological and Demographic Study of Divorce (updated 31 October
2011)
Nobility in Europe during the 20th Century: Memories, Loyalties and Advantages in Context, Invited workshop 15-16 June 2009. Program. Abstracts. Available papers (updated 11 June 2009)
Spring
conference RC28 15-17 May 2008: Social stratification and
insiders/outsiders: cross-national comparisons within and between continents.
European
Forum 2006-2007 Assessing the Quality of Education and Its
Relationships with Inequality in European and Other Modern Societies. Content of book
produced by the European Forum 2006-2007 (updated 22
October 2009)
Source: Parool 9-11-2007
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Last update: 9 January 2012