Eduard Schmidt
Assistant professor
- Name
- Dr. J.E.T. Schmidt
- Telephone
- +31 70 800 9500
- j.e.t.schmidt@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0002-4788-7521
Eduard Schmidt is Assistant Professor at the Institute of Public Administration. His research and teaching focuses on leadership, organizational change and creating public value, with a particular focus on organizations in the social domain and health care.
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From 2014 to 2019, Eduard worked as a PhD candidate at the Institute of Public Administration, Leiden University. He defended his thesis titled "Perspectives on cutback management in public organisations: What public managers do" in January 2020. This project was funded by the Dutch Research Council’s Research Talent Scheme (NWO Onderzoekstalent). Supervisors were prof. dr. Sandra Groeneveld and prof. dr. Steven Van de Walle (Erasmus University Rotterdam). During his PhD, he was awarded the IRSPM best conference paper award in 2015 (together with prof. Sandra Groeneveld and prof. Steven Van de Walle) for a paper on change management and cutbacks, and in 2017 (together with prof. Sandra Groeneveld) for a paper on cutbacks and the glass cliff.
In 2017, he worked as a visiting researcher at the Public Governance Institute at the KU Leuven. In 2018, he became a research fellow at the Leiden Leadership Centre.
From July 2019 onwards, Eduard worked as a postdoctoral researcher on the interdisciplinary programme Population Health Governance. Since September 2020, he is an assistant professor at the Institute of Public Administration. His most recent research focuses on public management and leadership, in particular in the context of health care and the social domain. As a lecturer, he was (amongst other responsibilities) engaged in courses on organisational change, public management, multi-level
governance and management in international administrations, next to the supervision of students in writing their master thesis. Eduard´s current teaching is in the bachelor and master program of Public Administration, as well as in the interdisciplinary master programmes Population Health Management and Governance of Sustainability.
Assistant professor
- Faculty Governance and Global Affairs
- Instituut Bestuurskunde
- Bussemaker J., Schmidt J.E.T., Schalk J., Vonk R. & Hoff J. (2023), Zorgtoegankelijkheid in een gezonde zorgsector?: Voorbij het onhoudbaarheidsframe. In: Overmans T., Honingh M. & Noordegraaf M. (Eds.), Maatschappelijke bestuurskunde: hoe verbindende bestuurskundigen (kunnen) inspelen op maatschappelijke vraagstukken. Den Haag: Boom bestuurskunde.
- Schmidt E. & Bernards B. (19 September 2023), Opinie: De ambtenaar heeft ook een mensbeeld dat ertoe doet. Trouw.
- Bernards B., Schmidt E. & Groeneveld S. (2023), Rebel with a cause: the effects of leadership encouragement and psychological safety on professionals' prosocial rulebreaking behavior, Public Administration : .
- Bernards B.J.T.H., Pas S. van der, Schmidt J.E.T. & Bosch E.J. (2023), Factsheet: onderzoek Leeratelier Maatwerk & Regie. Leiden: Leiden University.
- Schmidt J.E.T., Schalk J., Ridder M., Pas S. van der, Groeneveld S.M. & Bussemaker M. (2022), Collaboration to combat COVID-19: policy responses and best practices in local integrated care settings, Journal of Health Organization and Management 35(5): 577-589.
- Schmidt J.E.T., Pas S. van der, Schalk J., Wieringa S., Kraaijeveld B., Groeneveld S.M. & Bussemaker M. (2022), Patiëntbetrokkenheid tijdens crisisbesluitvorming: lessen voor de toekomst op basis van COVID-19, Tijdschrift voor Gezondheidswetenschappen (TSG) 100(1): .
- Bernards B. & Schmidt E. (2021), Regels breken in het belang van de burger: van rebelse leidinggevende naar rebelse professional? , B en M: tijdschrift voor beleid, politiek en maatschappij 48(2): 156-173.
- Bernards B. & Schmidt E. (2021), Rebel with a cause: de waarde van regels breken in het belang van de burgers. In: Canoy M., Dijk S. van & Ham M. (Eds.) Momentum voor de menselijke maat . Utrecht: Movisie.
- Schalk J., Schmidt E., Pas S. van der, Wieringa S, Groeneveld S & Bussemaker J. (2021), Tweebenig besturen binnen zorgnetwerken: besturen tijdens de ‘hamer’ en de ‘dans’ in zorgregio west, Bestuurskunde 30(3): 36-44.
- Bussemaker M., Groeneveld S.M., Wieringa S., Schalk J., Pas S. van der, Schmidt J.E.T. & Sandkuyl A.F. (2021), Covid-crisis of Covid-kans?: Adaptief en lerend bestuur in het LUMC en de regio. Leiden; Den Haag: LUMC-Campus Den Haag, Instituut Bestuurskunde, faculteit Governance and Global Affairs.
- Groeneveld S.M., Bakker V. & Schmidt J.E.T. (2020), Breaking the Glass Ceiling, but Facing a Glass Cliff? The Role of Organizational Decline in Women's Representation in Leadership Positions in Dutch Civil Service Organizations, Public Administration 98(2): 441-464.
- Schmidt J.E.T. (30 January 2020), Perspectives on cutback management in public organisations : what public managers do (Dissertatie. Institute of Public Administration, Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs (FGGA), Leiden University). Supervisor(s): Groeneveld S.M. & Van de Walle S.
- Schmidt J.E.T., Kuipers B.S., Groeneveld S.M., Fraussen B., Ashikali T., Laterveer H. & Slooff A. (2019), Publiek leiderschap en maatschappelijke meerwaarde. The Hague: Leiden Leadership Centre.
- Schmidt J.E.T. (2019), The role of public service bargains in cutback management: Insights in reforms in the Dutch penitentiary sector, Public Policy and Administration : .
- Schmidt J.E.T. (2019), How top civil servants decide on cutbacks: A qualitative study into the role of values, Public Money and Management : 1--9.
- Schmidt E., Kuipers B., Laterveer H. & Slooff A. (2019), Leidinggeven aan de bedoeling, Holland Management Review (184): 15-23.
- Voet J. van der & Schmidt E. (2018), Verandermanagement. In: Noort W. van, Groeneveld S., Hoek M. van der, Schalk J. & Voet J. van der (Eds.), Publiek Management. Bussum: Coutinho. 147-162.
- Noort W. van, Berg C. van den & Schmidt E. (2018), Politiek-bestuurlijke en maatschappelijke ontwikkelingen. In: Noort W. van, Groeneveld S., Hoek M. van der, Schalk J. & Voet J. van der (Eds.), Publiek Management. Bussum: Coutinho. 29-53.
- Schmidt E. & Romeijn J. (2018), Wie drukt zijn stempel op de rol van de overheid in de maatschappij?. In: Heringa A.W. & Schinkelshoek J. (Eds.), Stratego Risk en Scrabble: kabinetsformatie 2017. no. 9. Den Haag: Montesquieu Instituut.
- Toshkov D.D., Schmidt E. & Berg C.F. van den (2018), Slanker maar topzwaar, meer vrouwen maar vergrijsd: het veranderende gezicht van de rijksoverheid, 2002-2015, Beleid en Maatschappij 45(1): 23-43.
- Bekerom P.E.A. van den, Schmidt J.E.T. & Broekema W.G. (2018), Dynamiek en crisis. In: Noort W. van, Groeneveld S., Hoek M. van der, Schalk J. & Voet J. van der (Eds.), Publiek Management. Bussum: Uitgeverij Coutinho. 131-146.
- Schmidt J.E.T. (2017) A Century of Fiscal Squeeze Politics: 100 years of austerity, politics, and bureaucracy in Britain. Review of: Hood Christopher & Himaz Rozana (2017), A Century of Fiscal Squeeze Politics: 100 years of austerity, politics, and bureaucracy in Britain.. Oxford: Oxford University Press 96(1): 234-235.
- Schmidt E., Groeneveld S. & Walle S. van de (2017), A change management perspective on public sector cutback management: towards a framework for analysis, Public Management Review 19(10): 1538-1555.
- Schmidt J.E.T. & Osch D.A.G.T. van (1 March 2017), Waar zijn de Bestuurskundigen in het publieke debat?. Governance and Global Affairs Blog. http://www.governanceandglobalaffairsblog.nl/. [blog entry].
- Schmidt J.E.T. & Kleef D. van (2017), All about the money? De gevolgen van het masterplan DJI voor het gevangeniswezen, Sancties 36(5): 277-289.
- Berg C.F. van den & Schmidt J.E.T. (2016), The Europeanization of the Dutch Senior Civil Service 2007-2013, : .
- Groeneveld S. & Schmidt E. (2016), On the glass cliff or on the way out? The representation of women in senior civil service in times of crisis. .
- Schmidt J.E.T. (2015), Snijden in eigen vlees: De waarden van topambtenaren en het implementeren van bezuinigingen, Bestuurskunde 24(3): 8-16.
- Schmidt E., Groeneveld S. & Walle S. van de (2015), Organizational change and cutback management: Two sides of the same coin?. XIX IRSPM Conference 30 March 2015 - 1 April 2015.
- Schmidt J.E.T. (2014), Change leadership in times of crisis: The role of values in the choice for cutback management strategies. NIG Annual Conference 27 November 2014 - 28 November 2014.