Paul Nieuwenburg
Professor Political Philosophy
- Name
- Prof.dr. P. Nieuwenburg
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 1983
- pnieuwenburg@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
Summary
Paul Nieuwenburg is Professor in Political Science and Political Philosophy at the Institute of Political Science and Co-Director of the Centre of Political Philosophy. He has held positions in departments of philosophy, public administration, and legal philosophy.
Research
His research focuses on issues in moral psychology, public ethics and constitutional theory. He is interested in both historical and systematic aspects of political philosophy, and tries to combine these interests where possible.
PhD supervision
Paul Nieuwenburg is available to supervise PhD students and invites PhD research proposals in the areas of:
- Constitutional theory
- History of political philosophy
- Public ethics
See for more information on PhD positions:
Professor Political Philosophy
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Politieke Wetenschap
- Nieuwenburg P. & Veenendaal W.P. (2024), Peculiar constitutions?: A classical theory perspective on the mixed constitutions of the four European microstates, Small States and Territories 7(1): 157-172.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2014), Conflicts of values and political forgiveness, Public Administration Review 74(3): 374-382.
- Nieuwenburg P. & Dijkstra G.S.A. (30 March 2011), De prijs van de rechtsstaat. Staatscourant: 7.
- Nieuwenburg P. & Dijkstra G.S.A. (2011), Rechtsstaat tegen kostprijs, Anais do Museu Paulista: História e Cultura Material 52(1): 18-22.
- Nieuwenburg P. & Dijkstra G.S.A. (2011), De sluipende teloorgang van de rechtsstaat, Trema: Tijdschrift voor de rechterlijke macht 2011(4): 139-140.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2010), Aristotle on Ambition, History of Political Thought 31(4): 535-555.
- Nieuwenburg P. & Dijkstra G.S.A. (2010), De Wet OM-afdoening, Bestuurskundige Berichten : .
- Nieuwenburg P. (2010) Democracy and Knowledge: Innovation and Learning in Classical Athens. Review of: Ober J. (2008), Democracy and Knowledge: Innovation and Learning in Classical Athens no. 4. Princeton: Princeton University Press. Public Administration 88: 1136-1138.
- Nieuwenburg P. & Dijkstra G.S.A. (2010), De Wet OM-Afdoening, Filosofie & Praktijk 31: 72-80.
- Nieuwenburg P. & Dijkstra G.S.A. (2010), De noodklok voor de rechterlijke macht?, Advances in Emergency Medicine 64(6): 97-101.
- Nieuwenburg P. & Dijkstra G.S.A. (29 October 2008), Eén stap te ver: de Wet OM-afdoening. Staatscourant: 5.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2007), The integrity paradox, Public Integrity 9: 213-224.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2007), Aristoteles en het slechte als het schijnbaar goede. In: Kinneging A.A.M. & Wiche R. (Eds.), Van kwaad tot erger. Utrecht: Spectrum. 36-50.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2007), Practical reasoning and action: Simon’s administrative behavior in context. In: Göktug Morcöl (Ed.), Handbook of Decision Making. Boca Raton (FL): Taylor & Francis. 81-98.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2007), Democratic life in Europolis. In: Kinneging A.A.M. (Ed.), Rethinking Europe’s Constitution. Nijmegen: Wolf Legal Publishers. 159-172.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2006), Practical reasoning and action: Simon's administrative behavior in context. In: Morcöl G. (Ed.), Handbook of decision making. Boca Raton: Taylor & Francis. 81-98.
- Nieuwenburg P. & Sheikh H. (2006), De nood van de deugd. In: Pellikaan H. & Lubben S. van der (Eds.), Ruimte op rechts? Conservatieve onderstroom in de Lage Landen. Utrecht: Spectrum. 202-217.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2006), Machiavelli, Advances in Emergency Medicine 2: 167-171.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2004), Learning to Deliberate, Political Theory 32: 449-467.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2004), The Agony of Choice, Administration and Society 35: 683-700.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2003), Public administration and practical reasoning. In: Rutgers M.R. (Ed.), Retracing public administration. Amsterdam: JAI press/Elsevier International. 209-239.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2003), Can Virtue be Taught?, Public Integrity 5: 25-39.
- Boin R.A., Nieuwenburg P. & Wit R. de (2002), Bewaarders in de frontlinie: de noodzaak van een nieuw sturingsethos, Veiligheid en Veiligheidszorg 1(2): 3-13.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2002), Emotion and perception in Aristotle's Rhetoric, Australasian Journal of Philosophy 80(1): 86-100.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2001), Ethiek in het Openbaar Bestuur. Bussum: Coutinho.
- Nieuwenburg P. (2001), Public Administration and Practical Reasoning. [other].
- Nieuwenburg P. (2001), Why Deliberate?. [other].
- Nieuwenburg P. (2001), The Agony of Choice: Isaiah Berlin and the Phenomenology of Conflict. [other].
- Boin R.A. & Nieuwenburg P. (2000), Redesigning Political-Administrative Foundations: The problem of Bureaucratic Apoia. [other].
- Nieuwenburg P. (2000), 'The Power of the Letter' Colluccio Salutati and Florentine Administration. [other].
- Nieuwenburg P. (2000), Bestuurswetenschappelijke Kroniek: Een beetje integer kan niet?, Advances in Emergency Medicine 53(6): 486-489.
- Nieuwenburg P. & Rutgers M.R. (2000), Politics and administration: Some remarks on the conceptual roots of the dichtomy, Jahrbuch für europäische Verwaltungsgeschichte / Yearbook of Eur. administration history 12: 185-202.
- Nieuwenburg P. (1999), Montesquieu oogt moderner dan Weber, Binnenlands bestuur 20e jrg.(26/27): 30-31.
- Nieuwenburg P. (1999), Mechanismen van de emoties, Krisis: tijdschrift voor actuele filosofie 77(winter '99): 95-101.
- Nieuwenburg P. (1 August 1998), The Politics of Passion: Aristotle on the Preliminaries of Morality (Dissertatie, Leiden University). Nijmegen: Nijmegen University Press. Supervisor(s): Gunsteren H.R. van & Lock G.E.
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