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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE HARRY B.G. GANZEBOOM Contents A. Personal Data B. Education C. Appointments D. Visiting Scholarships E. Gehonoreerde projectaanvragen [Granted Research Proposals] F. Books, Reports in English G. Articles, Chapters in English H. Boeken en rapporten in het Nederlands [Books, Reports in Dutch] I. Artikelen en hoofdstukken in het Nederlands [Articles, Chapters in Dutch] J. Vakpublicaties [Other Publications] K. Dataverzamelingen [Data Collections] L. Unpublished Conference Papers in English M. Ongepubliceerde Conferentie Papers in het Nederlands [Unpublished Conference Papers in Dutch] N. Other Working Papers and Work in Preparation O. Presentations in English P. Voordrachten in het Nederlands [Presentations in Dutch] Q. Dissertations supervised R. Host to foreign visitors S. Onderwijs [Teaching] T. Memberships and Other Professional Activities U. Honours (Last revised: March 31, 2014) A. PERSONAL DATA Name: Ganzeboom, Harry B.G. [Hermanus Bernardus Gerardus]. Born: April 18, 1953 in Deventer, Netherlands. Home-address: Biltstraat 66 bis A, 3572 BE, Utrecht, Netherlands. Affiliation: Department of Sociology VU University Amsterdam [VUA] Boelelaan 1081 1081 HV Amsterdam Netherlands Phone: (+31) 20 598 8634 (office) (+31) 20 598 6806 (secretary) (+31) 30 252 1253 (home) E-mail: [email protected] Http: http://www.harryganzeboom.nl Marital status: Single B. EDUCATION 2002/12 Cursus “Gestructureerd Leidinggeven. Een praktijkgerichte leergang voor wetenschapsmanagers.” GITP OrganisatieAdvies / VU. [Academic Leadership] 1984/03/17 Doctoraat Sociale Wetenschappen, Universiteit Utrecht [Doctorate Degree (equivalent to PhD) in Social Sciences, Utrecht University.] Promotores: Reinhard Wippler (Utrecht University); Willem A.T. Meuwese (Eindhoven Technical University). Thesis: "Cultuur en Informatieverwerking" ["Culture and the Processing of Information"]. 1979-83 Graduate courses in: Theoretical Sociology (Utrecht 1979, Reinhard Wippler), Loglinear Analysis (Utrecht 1980, Albert Verbeek), Linear-Structural Equation Models (Leiden 1980, Karl Jöreskog; Amsterdam 1981, Willem Saris), Non-Linear Data-Analysis (Leiden 1981, Jan de Leeuw), Latent Class Analysis (Groningen 1982, Erling Andersen). 1978/09 Doctoraal Examen Sociologie, Universiteit Utrecht [Doctoral Degree (equivalent to M.A.) in Sociology, Utrecht University.] Judicium Cum Laude. Specializations: theoretical sociology, methodology, statistics. Thesis: "De toepasbaarheid van sociaal-psychologische theorieën in sociologisch onderzoek" ["The Applicability of Social-Psychological Theories in Sociological Research"]. 1975/09 Kandidaats Examen Sociologie, Universiteit Utrecht [Candidate's Degree (equivalent to B.A.) in Sociology, Utrecht University.] Minors: social psychology, economics, philosophy of science. Thesis: "Theoriebouw in de sociologie" ["Theory Construction in Sociology"]. 1971/06 Gymnasium bèta, Geert Groote College, Deventer, Netherlands. 1 C. APPOINTMENTS 2002/09 - Hoogleraar Sociologie & Methoden en Technieken van Sociaal-Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek [Professor of Sociology and Social Research Methodology], Department of Social Research Methodology Department of Sociology, VU University, Amsterdam. 1993/10- Hoogleraar Sociologie [Professor of Sociology], Department of Sociology, Utrecht University. 2002/08 1991/01- Universitair Hoofddocent [Associate Professor], Department of Sociology, [Radboud] University Nijmegen 1993/09 1986/01- Huygensstipendiaat [Huygens Fellowship], awarded by the Netherlands Organisation for the Advancement 1990/12 of Scientific Research NWO. Locations: Vakgroep Empirisch-Theoretische Sociologie, Universiteit Utrecht and three American universities [University of Arizona-Tucson, University of California-Los Angeles, University of Chicago]. 1985/01- Toegevoegd Onderzoeker RUU-WVC project 'Film en Publiek' [Research Fellow, Utrecht University, 1985/12 project on the cinema going, funded by the Netherlands Ministry of Culture (part-time)]. 1983/07- Toegevoegd Onderzoeker RUU-ZWO project 'Cultuurdeelname in Nederland' [Research Fellow, Utrecht 1985/12 University, project on culture consumption, funded by Netherlands Organization for the Advancement of Science ZWO]. 1979/03- Toegevoegd Onderzoeker RUU-CRM project 'Beleving van Monumenten' [Research Fellow, Utrecht 1983/06 University, project on the experience of architecture, funded by the Netherlands Ministry of Culture. 1978/09- Toegevoegd Docent RUU [Teaching Fellow, Utrecht University]. 1979/02 1975-1978 Student-assistent RUU project 'Beroepsarbeid Vrouwelijke Academici' (Tazelaar, Van Doorne-Huiskes) [Research Assistant, Department of Sociology, Utrecht University] D. VISITING SCHOLARSHIPS (hosts) 2013/08/13- Verblijf Nederlands Instituut te Turkije, Istanbul. Host: Ayse Güveli. 08/22 2013/03/14- Afdeling Maatschappijwetenschappen, ADEK Universiteit van Suriname (werken met promovendi Tamira 03/28 Sno en Regien Riedewald). 2013/01/30- Department of Sociology, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic. Host: Martin Kreidl. 02/06 2012/03/06- Anton de Kom Universiteit van Suriname, Paramaribo [Host: Sno. Purpose: Fieldwork inspection; 03/27 Continued work on Sno’s PhD project] 2011/12/09- California Center for Population Resarch, University of California-Los Angeles. [Host: Treiman. Purpose: 01/06 Continued work on International Stratification and Mobility File] 2011/02/23- Anton de Kom University of Suriname. [Host: Tamira Sno. Purpose: Common work on “Social 03/07 Stratification and Social Mobility in Suriname“. 2009/08/09- California Center for Population Resarch, University of California-Los Angeles [Host: Treiman. Purpose: 08/23 Continued work on International Stratification and Mobility File] 2009/10/18- California Center for Population Resarch, University of California-Los Angeles [Host: Treiman. Purpose: 10/31 Continued work on International Stratification and Mobility File] 2008/07/23- Academia Sinica, Institute for European and American Studies, Taipei [Host: Tam. Purpose: Preparing 08/06 paper on comparison of educational opportunities. I also gave a two-day workshop on occupation coding.] 2008/04/20- California Center for Population Resarch, University of California-Los Angeles [Host: Treiman. Purpose: 04/26 Continued work on International Stratification and Mobility File] 2007/04/21- Academia Sinica, Institute for European and American Studies, Taipei [Host: Tam. Purpose: Harmonization 05/03 of of Taiwanese social mobility data]. 2007/07/20- California Center for Population Resarch, University of California-Los Angeles [Host: Treiman. Purpose: 08/13 Continued work on International Stratification and Mobility File] 2 2006/05/09- Zentrum für Umfragen und Methodologie ZUMA, Mannheim. Purpose: prepare paper on comparative 05/10 measurement of education in ESS. Host: Hoffmeyer-Zlotnik. 2006/08/03- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 08/23 Host: Treiman. 2006/10/09- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 10/27 Host: Treiman. 2006/03/29- University of Eastern Piedmont-Alessandria. Purpose: Continued work on Social Mobility in Italy Project. 03/31 Host: Meraviglia. 2005/07/04- Zentrum für Umfragen und Methodologie ZUMA, Mannheim. Purpose: prepaper paper on comparative 07/05 measurement of education in ESS. Host: Hoffmeyer-Zlotnik. 2005/06/13- Zentrum für Umfragen und Methodologie ZUMA, Mannheim. Purpose: prepaper paper on comparative 06/15 measurement of education in ESS. Host: Hoffmeyer-Zlotnik. 2005/08/05- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 08/21 Host: Treiman. 2005/10/18- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 11/04 Host: Treiman. 2004/02/21- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 03/14 Host: Treiman. 2004/07/24- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 08/05 Host: Treiman. 2004/11/13- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 11/30 Host: Treiman. 2003/02/22- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 03/07 Host: Treiman. 2003/07/07- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 07/24 Host: Treiman. 2003/07/26- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 08/21 Host: Treiman. 2002/03/12- European University Institute, Fiesole, Italy. Purpose: Continued work on Trends in Educational 03/28 Opportunities in the Netherlands. Host: Dronkers. 2002/08/06- University of California-Los Angeles. Purpose: Continued work on Comparative Social Mobility Project. 08/23 Host: Treiman. 2001/03/26- Australian Council for Education Research, Melbourne, Australia. Purpose: Writing a Thematic Report on 04/24 Social Background and Student Academic Achievement. Host: Marks. 2001/07/02- Australian Council for Education Research, Melbourne, Australia. Purpose: Writing a Thematic Report on 07/23 Social Background and Student Academic Achievement. Host: Marks. 2001/11/27- Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris, France. Purpose: Further Work on a 11/30 Thematic Report on Social Background and Student Academic Achievement. Host: Schleicher. 2000/08/08- Department of Sociology,
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