Gerard Breeman
Assistant Professor
- Name
- Dr. G.E. Breeman
- Telephone
- +31 70 800 9373
- g.e.breeman@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0001-9735-4689
Gerard Breeman teaches policy making, media-logics, and governance of sustainability. His main areas of expertise are comparative public policies, trust, policy agenda setting, trust, sustainability and European Union policies.
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Since February 2015 Gerard Breeman has been working at the Institute of Public Administration at the Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs. He teaches policy making and research design. He is co-director of the comparative policy agenda setting team in the Netherlands and co-chair of the ECPR research network on food policy and governance.
Gerard Breeman (1971) studied public administration at the Erasmus University, Rotterdam. In 2006 he obtained his PhD from Leiden University on the topic of trust and public policy making. Between 2006 and 2015 he was assistant professor at the Public Administration and Policy Group at Wageningen University. Gerard Breeman’s main areas of expertise are comparative public policies, trust, policy agenda setting, trust, food governance and European Union policies.
Assistant Professor
- Faculty Governance and Global Affairs
- Instituut Bestuurskunde
- Klaura J., Breeman G.E. & Scherer L.A. (2023), Animal lives embodied in food loss and waste, Sustainable Production and Consumption 43: 308-318.
- Breeman G.E. & Eijk C.J.A. van (2023), De bestuurlijke kaart van Nederland: het openbaar bestuur en zijn omgeving in nationaal en internationaal perspectief. Bussum: Uitgeverij Coutinho.
- Koese J.M., Blanco Rocha C.F., Breeman G.E. & Vijver M.G. (2022), Towards a more resource-efficient solar future in the EU: an actor-centered approach, Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions 45: 36-51.
- Rutgers M.R., Breeman G.E. & Noort W.J. van (2020), De bestuurlijke kaart van Nederland. Het openbaar bestuur en zijn omgeving in nationaal en internationaal perspectief. bussum: Coutinho.
- Breeman G. & Timmermans A. (2018), Schutterende ministers verborgen achter wollige taal, De Hofvijver 8(89): .
- Breeman G.E., Giest S.N. & Rimkute D. (2017), Food security governance and the sustainability of GMOs in the United States and the European Union. In: Barling D. (Ed.), Advances in Food Security and Sustainability no. Volume 2: Elsevier. 165-193.
- Breeman G. & Timmermans A. (2017), Dynamics in Attention to Environmental Problems: Patterns in Four EU Member States. ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops 24 August 2017 - 27 August 2017.
- Candel J.L.L., Breeman G. & Termeer C.J.A.M. (2015), The European Commission's ability to deal with wicked problems: an in-depth case study of the governance of food security, Journal of European Public Policy 23(6): 789-813.
- Breeman G., Dijkman J. & Termeer C. (2015), Enhancing food security through a multi-stakeholder process: the global agenda for sustainable livestock, Food Security 7(2): 425-435.
- Breeman G. (2015), Hermeneutic methods in trust research. In: Lyon F., Möllering G. & Saunders M.N.K. (Eds.), Handbook of Research Methods on Trust.
- Breeman G.E. (2003), Het proces van vertrouwen in de Nederlandse landbouw, Krisis: tijdschrift voor actuele filosofie 1: 19-35.
- Breeman G.E. (2002), De ambitie van de beleidswetenschap, een bestuurswetenschappelijke kroniek, Advances in Emergency Medicine 56(6): 553-555.
- Breeman G.E. (2001), De waarde van Loononderhandelingen, Advances in Emergency Medicine 5: 430-432.