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PDF hosted at the Radboud Repository of the Radboud . . . The idea for this book came from Hans Mastop Initially, it was for a book about the lasting influence made on planning thinking by the department of spatial planning at Nijmegen in the first fifty years of its existence
The Journal of Social Psychology Does Mimicking Others Change . . . Online publication date: 24 May 2011 To cite this Article Redeker, Marleen , Stel, Mariëlle and Mastop, Jessanne(2011) 'Does Mimicking Others Change Your Self-View?', The Journal of Social Psychology, 151: 4, 387 — 390 To link to this Article: DOI: 10 1080 00224545 2010 481691 URL: http: dx doi org 10 1080 00224545 2010 481691
A Deontic Logic for Socially Optimal Norms A Deontic Logic for Socially Optimal Norms Jan Broersen, Rosja Mastop, John-Jules Meyer, Paolo Turrini Utrecht University, The Netherlands 2nd International Workshop on Computational Social Choice Liverpool, 3-5 September 2008
A Decision-centred View of Environmental Planning None worked with me for as long and as intensively as Dr Hans Mastop, whose fundamental study on Dutch provincial planning took him far beyond strategic choice to the dizzy heights of legal doctrine and the depths of the philosophy of science Much in this work bears his stamp
Performance Evaluation Performance of Urban Planning - JSTOR Performance Evaluation Performance of Urban Planning Various criteria have been proposed for evaluating planning activities and plans: whether outcomes match what is described in the plan (conformity), whether the plan was created through a rational process, or an evaluation of the plan’s completeness, consistency, participation, optimality of r